Building Stronger US-Japan Bridges Recap

November 5th, the Japan Society welcomed Kenichiro and Nobuko Sasae, and Dr. Satu Limaye to discuss how to strengthen ties between Japan and the US. Over their respective careers, Ken and Nobuko [...]

In case you missed Kathy Matsui at our Womenomics event last month, here are some of the main points from her talk. (Original blog post written by Kelly Kikuchi for wahlandcase.com.) Her brief [...]

We are excited to announce that after such positive receptions at the Japan Society’s Bay Area screenings, Memorial Day events in Massachusetts, and at the screening for the United Nations [...]

June 11th, over 50 people came to San Francisco to hear about new startup incentives in the changing job market in Japan. There was only just enough room to stand in at the Toto Showroom and hear [...]

In case you missed it, Japan Society held two screenings last week for the documentary “Paper Lanterns” at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum and at the Community School of Music [...]

After years of fostering a relationship between Japan and Silicon Valley, we are now pleased to announce the establishment of a Japan Office (日本事務所) headed by our new Japan Chief Representative, [...]

Thank you to all the JSNC members who voted during the Annual General Members Meeting on April 24 in San Francisco. The results are in! Please join the Japan Society in welcoming our four [...]

The Japan – U.S. Innovation Awards Program announced the Japan winners of the 2018 Outstanding Innovation Awards. The Awards were presented during a Public Videoconference at Stanford University [...]

Engaging women in the workforce is a key issue for San Francisco/Silicon Valley and Japan. New research proves what we have known – diversity in the workforce can be a critical element for [...]

The Japan Society of Northern California was pleased to host an exciting program on March 7 featuring Richard Katz, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Council, and Naomi Fink, Research Specialist at [...]