• Japanese Elvis Toki Toyokazu Coming to Dallas

    AM/FM Dallas 1950 Market Center Blvd, Dallas, United States

    Global Top 5 Elvis Tribute Artist Toki brings his high-octane tribute to the King back to Dallas to AM/FM for a power packed night of Elvis favorites. Catch this rare night when Toki is powered by Dallas' own The Sutcliffes. 

    $20 – $60
  • 2026 Texas-Japan Summit

    Live! by Loews Hotel 1600 E Randol Mill Road, Arlington, United States

    Join us for the 2026 Japan-Texas Economic Summit, a premier gathering dedicated to advancing economic collaboration and innovation between Japan and Texas.

  • Japan America Friendship Night

    Globe Life Field 734 Stadium Dr., Arlington, United States

    Back by popular demand! Join us at the ballpark as we celebrate Japan America Friendship Night and honor the rich culture and traditions of Japan.

    $47.68 – $54.67
  • Smile for Nippon: Support the Noto Peninsula Earthquake Project

    About the ProjectJapan recently faced another major disaster with the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake.Tsun-san, also known as Captain Chonmage, is well known for his iconic appearance featuring a traditional Japanese topknot hairstyle (chonmage) and samurai armor. For many years, he has dedicated himself to supporting disaster-stricken communities and individuals with special needs throughout Japan.Following the...

  • 56th Annual Meeting and Social

    Hyatt Regency Frisco 2615 Preston Rd., Frisco, TX, United States

    Join us and celebrate our 56th Annual Meeting and Social with guest speakers talking about the FIFA World Cup competition in Dallas at the Hyatt Regency Frisco.

  • Senbazuru Dallas ~Part1: Community Origami Crane Making Workshop~

    Forest Green Branch Library 9619 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX, United States

    Senbazuru Dallas is a free, community-centered multimedia-music festival presented by Nova Pangea that uses collective art making and immersive performance to promote peace, healing, and cross-cultural understanding in Dallas.Inspired by the Japanese tradition of  Senbazuru—the folding of 1,000 origami cranes as a symbol of hope and healing—and the legacy of  Sadako Sasaki, whose wish for world...