Interning with the Japan-America Society of Washington DC is a great opportunity to gain skills, experience, and contacts in the world of US-Japan culture exchange and policy.
During your internship you will have the opportunity to interact with American and Japanese members of the cultural, business, and policy communities, and gain hands-on experience managing the Society’s programs and events! An internship with JASWDC will help you develop skills that will assist in your future career, and will connect you with mentors in the US-Japan community to help guide you on your journey.
Internships with the Society are available to a limited number of college students each throughout the year. Internships are unpaid positions. Depending on the university’s internship program, credit is sometimes offered. Interns must pledge to work a minimum of three full days a week for a period of no less than eight weeks.
In all internship applications we look for:
Join us for our Shokibarai summer networking event, co-hosted by Japan-America Society of Washington DC (JASWDC) and our Corporate Member Fox Rothschild LLP.
This event will include light bites and feature refreshments courtesy of Dassai Sake and Kirin Beer.
JASWDC Corporate Members, as well as Kiku and Tsutsuji Individual Members are entitled to bring a guest.
Attendees must be 21 or older to attend this event.
Due to space restrictions this event is capacity-limited and invitation only. Invitations are non-transferrable.
Join the JASWDC Haiku Group!
led by haiku poet and author, Abigail Friedman
Experience the beauty of haiku and hone your haiku-writing skills at the Japan-America Society of Washington DC Haiku Group. This haiku group, or kukai, provides a platform for writers of haiku to come together and develop their craft in a fun, friendly atmosphere. Following a format similar to that of Japanese haiku groups, participants will bring to the session three haiku poems in English that they have written beforehand. The group then shares each haiku anonymously around the room without critique. Following this, each participant will select their favorites among all they have read on that day. As for the rest, come to the group to find out!
Led by esteemed haiku poet and author Abigail Friedman, the group meets once every two months. More details on how a kukai functions will be explained at the group itself.
The group will meet at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, located at 901 G St. NW, Washington, DC 20001:
Date: Saturday, August 24th
Time: 2:30 – 4:30 pm (EST)
Location: 401-F Conference Room, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
Schedule and requirements:
Haiku theme: (optional) Summertime
Number of Haiku: Bring three English-language haiku you have composed SCHEDULE
2:30-3:30 pm: Anonymous sharing of haiku
3:30-3:50 pm: break (Marianne’s café by DC Central Kitchen, on 1st floor of library) 3:50-4:30 pm: Haiku presentation topic TBD
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