Upcoming Virtual Events
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Film Series
Virtual Cinema: Three by Koji Fukada
Friday, September 18 — Sunday, November 8
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Students
Manga for Beginners: Basics for Aspiring Artists
Wednesday, September 30 — Wednesday, December 9
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Virtual Workshop
Crash Course for Travelers to Japan
Friday, October 2, 6 PM
Monday, November 2, 6 PM
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Educators
Japanese History through the Lenses of Arts, Design & Pop Culture
Friday, October 9 — Saturday, December 5
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Online Language Classes
Registration for Online Classes - Now Open!
We are excited to offer a variety of online classes this fall, conducted via Zoom. Please visit each course or workshop page for more information on how to register.
- Fall Japanese
- Japanese Language Teacher Training Program: Introductory / 日本語教師養成講座：初級
- Fall English / 日本人対象の英会話教室
- Fall Shodo (Japanese Calligraphy)
- Crash Course for Travelers to Japan
From Here to There Online Exhibition
From Here to There, Japan Society's first online exhibition, introduces the work of Nobutaka Aozaki, Hanako Murakami, and Aki Sasamoto, three visual artists whose new projects reckon with time, place, and context.
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Connecting Across Space and Time
Inspired by the strength and resilience of our community, 時空を繋ぐ ~ Connecting Across Space and Time, reaffirms the historic, artistic, cultural, societal, and technological connections between Japan and the U.S. and extends across geographic boundaries to welcome an expanding global audience. We invite you to experience our array of innovative virtual programs this fall.
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Nichibel Global Talks
Welcome to Nichibei Global Talks—a new video series featuring U.S.-Japan dialogues on global affairs! In this episode, leading experts Paul Bodnar (Managing Director, Rocky Mountain Institute) and Miho Kurosaki (Head of Japan and Korea Research, Tokyo office, BloombergNEF) answer the question: is the world moving quick enough to address climate change?
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