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  • JASWI Reception for Japanese Language & Community Leaders

    Lawrence University, Appleton WI 711 E Boldt Way, Appleton, WI, United States

    We are bringing together Wisconsin’s Japanese language educators and community leaders to discuss ideas for strengthening our Japan-Wisconsin connections, share ideas and explore new opportunities for collaboration. This event will include small breakout sessions (focused on sister city programs, K-12 / post-secondary language education, community initiatives), networking, and live entertainment. We’re also honored to have…

  • UW-Japan Engineering & Technology Forum

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    Wisconsin Institute for Discovery 330 N Orchard St, Madison,, WI, United States

    The UW-Japan Engineering & Technology Forum will be hosted at the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery in Madison, Wisconsin on Thursday, October 23, 2025, with an additional half-day program available on the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, October 22. This forum is designed to bring together leaders from academia and industry to explore cutting-edge content in…

  • Women’s Pro Volleyball – Come and support Manami Kojima選手

    Alliant Energy Center 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, Madison, WI, United States

    Join JASWI for a fun, social outing on Saturday, October 25 to watch AU Pro Volleyball at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison and cheer on Manami Kojima of Japan who will be competing that day! Due to AU Pro’s unique league format, the exact time of Manami’s match (either 2:00pm or 4:30pm) will be…

    $15

  • Cultures Around The World

    Reeve Memorial Union 748 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh, United States

    Gather together in Oshkosh for an unforgettable evening of rhythm and community. Featuring performers: Oshkosh Taiko and more!

  • JASWI Bounenkai – Year-end Celebration

    Octopi Brewing 1131 Uniek Drive, Waunakee, WI, United States

    Join us for a year-end "Bounenkai" celebration, co-hosted by the Japan America Society of Wisconsin (JASWI) and the Madison Committee on Foreign Relations (MCFR). This event will feature guest speakers from Kikkoman, Asahi USA, and Great Dane Japan sharing insider perspectives on Wisconsin's unique partnerships with Japan and how we can continue building success together.…

    Free

  • Wa! 和

    Forage, Eau Claire 403 S Barstow St, Eau Claire, WI, United States

    Join us for a special event featuring a Japanese Tea Ceremony and a Taiko Drum Performance! You will have the opportunity to watch a Tea Ceremony demonstration led by Keiko, the JOI (Japan Outreach Initiative) Coordinator based at UW-Stout. Enjoy delicious Japanese sweets, and make your own bowl of matcha! Additionally, you can savor treats…

  • Peaceful Forest – Japanese Taiko Performance

    First Unitarian Society's Meeting House 900 University Bay Drive, Madison, WI, United States

    Experience the power of Japanese drumming! Join us for a special 30-minute taiko performance by Peaceful Forest (peacefulforest.org), followed by a Q&A to hear about this family's inspiring journey and mission. World champion taiko drummer Takumi Kato and his three children, performing together as Peaceful Forest, are on an extraordinary four‑year journey to share a…

    Free

  • AI Frontiers: U.S.-Japan Innovation and Impact

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    AI FRONTIERS: U.S.–Japan Innovation and Impact Hosted by Japan America Society of Chicago – Virtual Access for JASWI Corporate Members The Japan America Society of Wisconsin (JASWI) is pleased to invite our corporate members to join virtually for AI FRONTIERS: U.S.–Japan Innovation and Impact, a special program organized by the Japan America Society of Chicago.…

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    Noh in Dialogue: Music and Tradition in Japanese Performing Arts

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    Discover the world of Noh (能), the oldest surviving form of Japanese theater. This program explores Noh’s refined masks, stylized movement, distinctive stage, and evocative musical traditions. The presentation places Noh in conversation with later classical forms such as Kabuki (歌舞伎) and Bunraku (文楽), highlighting Japan’s unique aesthetic heritage. Presenter:Dr. Mariko AnnoAssociate Professor, Institute of…

    Free

  • Kimono: Garment, Canvas, and Artistic Muse

    Trout Museum of Art 325 E. College Ave, Appleton, WI, United States

    The Trout Museum of Art is exhibiting Kimono: Garment, Canvas, and Artistic Muse, exploring kimono as a garment in Japanese history and culture. Professor Akimi Adler, Adjunct Assistant Professor Japanese at Lawrence University, will give a lecture on June 6th at 1:00pm. The museum entrance fee is waived for this year, courtesy of the Boldt…