Welcome to the National Federation of Australia-Japan Societies
About the Federation
The National Federation of Australia Japan Societies is the national body representing all the Australia Japan Societies around Australia.
These Australia Japan Societies are voluntary organisations that have devoted themselves to maintaining and developing the wonderful relationship we enjoy with Japan. These Societies around Australia have as their members, representatives from all parts of the community. These members include businesses small and large, individuals, families, schools and educational institutions, students and government.
Latest AJS Event
AJS Qld – Business Networking and Bounenkai (end of year party) 2024
20th Nov 2024 | AJS Qld Come and join the Australia Japan Society Queensland for their bounenkai end-of-year party/business networking evening. This is an excellent opportunity to meet other members
Latest News
Australia/Japan Cross-border Estate Planning and Japanese Inheritance Tax
8th Nov 2024 | supported by the AJS NSW Following a very successful event on a similar topic in English last year, AJS-NSW is happy to support the following seminar in Japanese, aimed at people
AJS Qld – Business Networking and Bounenkai (end of year party) 2024
20th Nov 2024 | AJS Qld Come and join the Australia Japan Society Queensland for their bounenkai end-of-year party/business networking evening. This is an excellent opportunity to meet other members and expand Japan horizons. Also
AJS Tasmania – Bunka no Hi Japanese BBQ 2024
3 Nov 2024 Join the AJS Tasmania at the International Wall of Friendship for a vibrant celebration of Japanese Culture Day (Bunka no Hi)! Gather with fellow members and friends for an afternoon filled with
Matsuri on Mobara
27th October 2024 | South Australia Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Sister City agreement between Salisbury City and Mobara City, Noda Prefecture, with participation by the Australia Japan Association of South Australia Allow yourself
Who is Japan’s new prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba?
The Guardian Moderate faces challenges over cost-of-living crisis, public trust and threats to regional stability from China and North Korea. Shigeru Ishiba’s determination to lead Japan has never been in question, and now the veteran
Report – AJS-QLD at Japan Day 2024
The Society was delighted to participate in this year’s Japan Day at Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, a major event in the Consulate-General of Japan’s Japan Month celebrations. AJS President and talented Koto musician David Shield