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Japan Society’s Business & Policy Program hosts public and invitation-only programs for the international business and policy community covering the people and issues that define the U.S.-Japan relationship in a regional and global context. |
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Through exciting online and on-site programing, Education & Family Programs bring Japan to American schools and communities and brings together Japanese and American students. |
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The Film Program endeavors to increase access to Japanese film through diverse presentations, from classics to contemporary independent productions. |
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Japan Society's Gallery is among the premier institutions in the U.S. for the exhibition, research and publication of Japanese art. |
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The Innovators Network makes real world impact through thoughtful examination of key issues, new ideas and emerging social trends in the U.S., Japan and around the world. It facilitates unique opportunities for leaders to share knowledge and insights, and to catalyze positive social change. |
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The Language Center offers 13 comprehensive levels of Japanese language from beginning to advanced, including special topic based courses, JLPT prep/kanji, intensive weekend, workshops and language exchange events. ShodÅ (Japanese calligraphy), English Conversation (ESL), and Japanese-Language Teacher Training courses are also offered. |
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Since 1953, Japan Society Performing Arts has been committed to presenting both traditional arts from Japan as well as the most recent innovations in contemporary music, dance and theater. |
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The Talks+ Program brings together leading thinkers and practitioners to provide provocative discussions on diverse topics including social issues, aesthetics, consumer culture and technology. |