Summer 2022 Registration is Now Open! Summer is just around the corner, and registration for the 2022 summer session is now open! You can find a complete list of our class schedules and register online HERE. Due to the Covid-19 outbreak most summer classes will continue to be held online via Zoom. Our priority is Read More
The Japan Society of Northern California is searching for a new President as our current leader has decided to move his base to Japan where he will continue his wonderful contributions to the Japan Society as a Board member. We are looking for an individual who is passionate about the US-Japan relationship and shares our Read More
Innovation Salon Event Many Japanese companies come to Silicon Valley with the hope that they will identify great new technologies that can drive innovation in their organizations. This can be a difficult and highly competitive path. Innovation expert Robert Pearlstein believes that these companies often ignore an equally lucrative and often easier path to innovation Read More
One important quest of healthcare is to prevent adverse events in individuals. The pandemic has been a worldwide tragedy, but it has brought a huge growth of telemedicine. Meanwhile, the proliferation of sensors and AI have increased availability of real time monitoring, and the development of correlations of an individual’s data to health outcomes. Combining Read More
にほんごChit Chat You’ve got the textbooks and flashcards. You know hiragana and katakana by heart. You practice kanji religiously. But how comfortable are you with speaking Japanese? Language is a way to communicate with others. Very often, however, beginners are so worried about mistakes and embarrassment that they forgo actually using their newly acquired language Read More
This event is SOLD OUT and registration is CLOSED. ____ Traditional Art in Modern Japan Series Join us for this in-person workshop to learn about Japanese etiquette taught by the Ogasawara family to the Samurai over 800 years ago! The Ogasawara family was charged by the Shogun to teach, maintain, and pass down the rules Read More
