North Carolina organizations
Japan America Society of North Carolina
The Japan-America Society of North Carolina ( ノースカロライナ日米協会 JASNC) is a nonprofit organization for individuals and corporations with an interest in Japan and US-Japan relations. We differentiate ourselves as a membership organization that represents individuals, businesses, and other groups to promote a greater understanding and networking between Americans and Japanese through cultural events, public affairs, and educational programs across North Carolina. In fostering mutual understanding between the two nations, JASNC serves as a resource for exchanging knowledge and ideas.
North Carolina Japan Center
Founded in July 1980 under Governor Jim Hunt, the NC Japan Center continues to strengthen the state’s academic, business, and cultural ties with Japan. Its Academic Advisory Board consists of faculty from colleges across the University, providing guidance and direction for academic exchange and development. An external Board of Advisors includes prominent citizens of North Carolina who have a strong interest in Japan and US-Japan relations.
The Nippon Club of the Triangle
The Nippon Club of the Triangle is a nonprofit organization run by all volunteers and committed to providing intercultural programs and activities in the Triangle area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) of North Carolina. The Club’s goal is to foster deeper cultural understandings between Japanese and Americans. To achieve this , the Club promotes US-Japan cultural exchange and conducts local service activities. The Nippon Club warmly welcomes everyone, Japanese and non-Japanese, who support its goal.