The U.S.-Japan Council is an educational NPO that promotes people-to-people relationships as crucial to the U.S.-Japan relationship. (Retweets not endorsements)
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14 Jan 2025
Our thoughts are with everyone impacted by the devastating fires in Los Angeles. We are profoundly grateful to the brave firefighters, first responders, and volunteers who are working tirelessly and risking so much to protect lives and communities. 🧵⬇️
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21 Aug 2025
Dear Friends,
We are concluding our presence on Twitter/X. We encourage you to stay connected with us through our other platforms, where we will continue sharing updates on USJC initiatives, events, and stories that strengthen the U.S.-Japan partnership. See you there!
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U.S.-Japan Council retweeted
20 May 2025
While growing the 🇺🇸🇯🇵 partnership of today, we’re also cultivating the partnership of tomorrow through the many education and leadership programs supported by the U.S.-Japan Council. Appreciated the meeting with @USJC President & CEO Audrey Yamamoto and other board members to hear how we can continue to develop the next generation of custodians of the 🇺🇸🇯🇵 relationship.
ALT Ambassador George Glass meets USJC President & CEO Audrey Yamamoto and USJC leaders Mark Ikeno, Mark Okada, Sachi Hamai, and Frederick Katayama.
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6 May 2025
AMB Mori met with Audrey Yamamoto & Fred Katayama of the US-Japan Council (@USJC). We are proud to collaborate closely to nurture leaders who will serve as vital bridges between 🇺🇸🇯🇵 & discover & support Japanese Americans making significant impact in their communities.
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5 May 2025
USJC member Riley Masunaga was featured in a front-page story by The Japan Times on March 30. “We all have an idea that it's valuable and meaningful to talk about failure, but there are very few opportunities to actually do so,” said Masunaga.
Read here: buff.ly/IGaGxie
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18 Apr 2025
USJC Japan Region held its Hanami Picnic event at Komazawa Olympic Park on March 30, welcoming spring in the company of our vibrant community.
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18 Apr 2025
Members enjoyed a special omusubi-making workshop with Miki Yamada from WARAI MUSUBI ∞, where they fostered deeper connections and set a positive tone for the months ahead. 🌸🍙
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9 Apr 2025
On March 18, the Silicon Valley Japan Platform united key leaders from its member companies for the highly anticipated LA Dodgers vs Chicago Cubs matchup in the Tokyo Dome.
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9 Apr 2025
This historic event highlighted how baseball serves as a cultural bridge, strengthening international relations through a shared love of the game.
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1 Apr 2025
The USJC Southeast Region held its annual gathering in Jacksonville, Florida. It was a special opportunity for our Southeast members, TOMODACHI Sumitomo Scholars, and Watanabe Scholars across different states to connect. Read more at the link below:
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28 Mar 2025
Take me out to the ball game! 🎶A Japan Times article highlighting Americans’ journey to Japan for MLB’s Tokyo Series featured USJC member Matt Fuller and his 6-year-old son, Isaiah, as the top picture.
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26 Mar 2025
On February 4, the USJC New York Regional Committee hosted their annual Setsubun Soirée at Tenri Cultural Institute, aimed at "warding off demons and ushering in good fortune."
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26 Mar 2025
Thanks to USJC NY & Vicinity region co-chairs Julie Azuma (JALD '13) and Darin Arita (ALC '23) and USJC NY & Vicinity committee members Spark Nakamura (ALC '24), Haruka Kokaze, and Mari Iwahara (ELP '21) for spearheading this event... (cont.)
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26 Mar 2025
...and for the generous donations from committee members Rona Tison, Marc Iyeki (ALC '23), and Terry Suzuki. Wishing everyone good fortune in the new year!
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25 Mar 2025
The ELP Steering Committee had a great retreat in Portland last weekend, complete with productive meetings and a dinner with Consul General Todoriki and Portland Region members.
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25 Mar 2025
The group also explored local history through a visit to the Japanese American Museum of Oregon. This ELP Steering Committee was led by Kristin Alm and Aki Shibuya — many thanks for their leadership!
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18 Mar 2025
We are proud to announce the launch of Kibou (Hope) for Los Angeles, a cross-cultural program empowering youth in Altadena, California through lessons in resilience, leadership, and community rebuilding: buff.ly/JxiaWgt
Photos here from past Kibou for Maui programs.
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Additional support is being provided by The Hamai Group, The J. Morey Company, Sycamore Tree Capital Partners, and the Sakanashi Family, in loving memory of Mark Sakanashi, who believed deeply in the potential of Altadena’s youth.
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