The exhibition features Masayoshi Shimizu, a master potter from Wakayama, Japan, and Taisan Tanaka, a calligrapher originally from Wakayama and currently living in New York City. The artists will conduct workshops, art talks, and demonstrations. This exhibition is supported through the JFNY Grant for Arts and Culture.

Join Sasakawa USA on April 24, 2019, at the Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington, D.C., for the Sixth Annual Sasakawa USA Security Forum. The day-long event will feature key experts and officials from government, business, think tanks, and academia as they discuss and debate future challenges for the United States and Japan. Check back closer to the date for more details.

Join JETAARM for this all-chapter winter weekend getaway at a private mountain house in historic Breckenridge! About this Event Join JETAARM for an all-chapter winter getaway in Breckenridge, Colorado. We'll have some fun in the snow while building stronger chapter connections. We've booked a private mountain house, with easy access to both the historic mountain town and the ski resort. We will ...READ MORE »

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live will have its U.S. premiere in Washington, DC at the Warner Theatre on March 24, followed by three performances in New York City. With themes of love, justice and friendship, the musical features an all-female cast. The performance in Washington, DC is organized by The Japan Foundation and Nelke Planning in collaboration with ...READ MORE »

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live will have its U.S. premiere in Washington, DC at the Warner Theatre on March 24, followed by three performances in New York City. With themes of love, justice and friendship, the musical features an all-female cast. The performance in Washington, DC is organized by The Japan Foundation and Nelke Planning in collaboration with ...READ MORE »

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: The Super Live will have its U.S. premiere in Washington, DC at the Warner Theatre on March 24, followed by three performances in New York City. With themes of love, justice and friendship, the musical features an all-female cast. The performance in Washington, DC is organized by The Japan Foundation and Nelke Planning in collaboration with ...READ MORE »

Are you planning a trip to Japan in the near future? If so, this workshop is for you! Please join us for our Travel Japanese workshop and learn vocabulary and basic expressions essential for travel in Japan! In this workshop, you will learn how to order food at a restaurant using simple terms, to communicate in basic terms with a ...READ MORE »

An extensive survey of work by Japanese artist Masayuki Koorida in his first major exhibition in the United States, this show includes large scale works in granite and marble as well as small playful works in stainless steel and cast acrylic, and new drawings. His sculptures, which are often inspired by nature, are as much serious works as they are ...READ MORE »

2019 Southeastern Association of Teachers of Japanese (SEATJ) Conference is now open. About this year's conference: The 2019 SEATJ Conference will be held at Wake Downtown, Wake Forest University's downtown campus in Winston-Salem, NC, on Saturday, March 2, with Yo Azama as the keynote speaker. The theme of the conference is “Advocacy for Japanese Language Education in the 21st Century.” The ...READ MORE »

Kasama-yaki, a ceramic style from Ibaraki, Japan, is known for its expressive style free from many traditional restrictions on form and methodlogy. This exhibition features six of the legendary potter Kosei Matsui's neri-age (kneaded) works along with works by three artists, Hiroyuki Onuki, Koji Toda, and Akio Nukaga. This exhibition is nominally supported by The Japan Foundation, New York.