Japan-America Society of Indiana, Inc

Indianapolis, IN
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About Japan-America Society of Indiana, Inc

The Japan-America Society of Indiana (JASI) delivers comprehensive cultural, educational, and business programs designed to strengthen connections between Indiana and Japan. Based in Indianapolis, IN, JASI offers a diverse portfolio of services including cultural events, networking receptions, business briefings, and public affairs presentations that examine current issues in the Japan-U.S. relationship. With over 1,200 individual and corporate members throughout Indiana, the organization reaches more than 10,000 individuals annually through strategically designed programs and outreach initiatives. JASI specializes in providing Indiana's youth and communities with authentic educational experiences in Japanese culture while fostering enhanced international understanding. The organization's expertise spans family-oriented social gatherings, professional networking opportunities, and business-focused briefings that connect Indiana's corporate and academic sectors with Japanese counterparts. As a member of the National Association of Japan-America Societies, JASI operates within a network of over forty societies nationwide, bringing national-level resources and expertise to the Indianapolis community. Whether serving individual members seeking cultural enrichment, families interested in international experiences, or businesses exploring Japan-U.S. trade opportunities, JASI provides the infrastructure and programming necessary to build meaningful cross-cultural relationships and professional partnerships.

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