OVERVIEW: Through the end of 2020, the Crow Museum is featuring the works of over 35 Japanese ceramic artists, 7 of which have been bestowed the honor of "Living National Treasure," a title awarded by the Japanese government and reserved for only the highest levels of mastery for an artist in their craft. These works […]
Overview RSVP to discover the fascinating world of the samurai during Samurai Spring Break Tuesday, March 12 through Sunday, March 17 at The Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection! A fun week awaits at The Samurai Collection with free activities daily from 11 AM - 3 PM including a chance to try on […]
Please join us for a reception and discussion, "U.S. Navy and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force since the end of WWII," featuring Professor Naoyuki Agawa and Admiral Tomohisa Takei March 20. Speakers: Prof. Naoyuki Agawa is currently a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Doshisha University in Kyoto, teaching American constitutional history and law as a member of the […]
Join us for a late-breaking program in honor of the eighth anniversary since the 2011 Triple Disaster, which severely affected the region of Dallas' friendship city, Sendai. Guest speaker Mr. Kiyoshi Murakami will talk, in particular, about the case of Rikuzentakata, which is in Iwate Prefecture and part of the Tohoku Region. He will comment on business recovery, global humanitarian issues, international support for rebuilding, and his role with the City of Rikuzentakata.
The Nagaoka Committee of Fort Worth Sister Cities International invites you to celebrate Japanese Children’s Day, Kodomo No Hi, a family-oriented community event to celebrate Japanese culture. Join us for the following exciting activities: Sample Japanese food from local restaurants including Tokyo Cafe, Japanese Palace, Little Lilly Sushi and Hanabi Ramen Learn to roll sushi […]
Join Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth to celebrate the many vibrant cultures that make up North Texas. There will be pre-game festivities and themed food vendors throughout the ballpark. JASDFW will be on site with an informational table and to support the community. The game against the Midland RockHounds will start at 7:05 pm.
How much do you know about Izakayas? What does the name mean, what can you eat and drink there, and why are they a staple of Japanese dining that you can find anywhere in Japan? Join us for a special event presented by our very own Gen-J Facilitator Natsuyo Taniyasu as we walk you through everything you'll need to know about dining and drinking at an Izakaya whether its a work function in Japan or a night out with friends.
Asian Food, Fun and Music for the Entire Family Join us for the sixteenth year of Plano AsiaFest. AsiaFest '19 will showcase the rich cultures of Asia: Japan and Korea in the north; China, Taiwan, and the Philippines to the east; Vietnam and Malaysia in the south; and Bangladesh, India, and Nepal in the southeast. […]
Overview: Reservation Required. The Wa Kubota Japanese Restaurant will be celebrating its 2nd Anniversary with a Green Tea Ceremony. The Green Tea Ceremony includes a set meal and a green tea (matcha) at $50 per person plus tax and gratuity. The restaurant's doors will open at 5:00 PM, and the Tea Ceremony will begin at […]
SMU's Sun & Star Japan and East Asia Program will be hosting it's symposium, "U.S.-Japan Relations in Disarray:
Who Will Sustain Liberal International Order, and How?" at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C., May 7. Hear from our panelists on various policy areas concerning American and Japanese relations, such as Trade and Regional Security.
