An ever-changing global community faces new challenges and needs a diversity of leaders in Japan and the United States to address them. JUSFC invests in institutions and programs that engage the next generation in the U.S.-Japan dialogue.
Since its establishment in 1975, one of the ways in which the Commission has supported and sustained the bilateral relationship between the United States and Japan, is by encouraging scholarship related to Japan.
JUSFC accepting applications for 2013 US-Japan Creative Artists Fellowship Program. Professional creative artists have an opportunity to spend three months in Japan pursuing their art and learning about artistic expression in Japan.
New Year’s Greetings from Executive Director, Paige Cottingham-Streater. The previous year witnessed transition for the Commission and political, economic and international challenges for the people of Japan and the United States. Perhaps the most devastating of all, were the tragic events of March 11. The outpouring of support for Japan and those affected by the […]
