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On Sunday December 7th, we will be going on our annual New York City bus trip! Come join us for a day as we explore central Manhattan for the Christmas Season as we visit the Rockefeller Center, Uniqlo, Saks Fifth Avenue, Kinokuniya bookstore, and more! Afterwards, we’ll take a trip through the Lincoln tunnel and visit Mitsuwa! $70 Members.  $80 Non-Members.  $40 Student/Children. Last Day to register for the trip is Saturday November 22nd. >>Read More...

Saturday, February 22, 2025  Where: Manchester, CT Time:  4:00-7:00 p.m. Global Development  By  Reza Brooks What is Global Development and how does it play a role in the World? JSGH member, Reza, will share his experience working in Global Development. He will talk about the United Nations (UN) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The different types of governmental and non-governmental institutions. He will also talk about how some Japanese based institutions work towards the >>Read More...

We are taking orders for 2025 Year of the Snake, eto ceramic bell.  It’s $5.00 each (shipping is extra) and you can either pick up at Manchester CT or have it mailed to you by USPS.  If you are interested, please email contact@jsofgh.org.  Limited edition. >>Read More...

Dear JSGH Members, Have you renewed your Japan Society of Greater Hartford membership for 2022? Everyone’s 2021 membership has expired on December 31, 2021. Renew it today from here so that you won’t miss any of our communications for fun events and other notifications. Corporate members, please go here to renew the membership. For any questions, please write to contact@jsofgh.org. Thanks!   >>Read More...

On October 17th, the Japan Society of Greater Hartford held the Fall Festival, “JSGH brings Japan to the square”. Many people gathered to watch and enjoyed the program, which we prepared. The audience could also purchase some of the Japanese crafts, figurines, t-shirts, etc. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we couldn’t have a normal all-day event with food and vendors this year, but we were happy to see many smiling faces at the square. See >>Read More...