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 News
AJSWA & WOODSIDE ENERGY SIGN FUNDING AGREEMENT FOR THE JAPAN EDUCATION & CULTURAL CENTRE OF WA (JECCWA)
Western Australia’s all-encompassing hub for Japanese language, education and culture is entering its next period of growth following the signing of a funding agreement to support the Japan Education and
Latest News
AJSWA & WOODSIDE ENERGY SIGN FUNDING AGREEMENT FOR THE JAPAN EDUCATION & CULTURAL CENTRE OF WA (JECCWA)
Western Australia’s all-encompassing hub for Japanese language, education and culture is entering its next period of growth following the signing of a funding agreement to support the Japan Education and Cultural Centre of Western Australia (JECCWA) with Woodside Energy (‘Woodside’). The Australia Japan Society of Western Australia (AJSWA) and Woodside
Japanese Film Festival 2025
27th Oct – 9th Dec 2025 Experience the best in contemporary Japanese cinema, from film festival favourites and box-office hits to indie gems and quirky anime The Japanese Film Festival in Australia (JFF) is presented by The Japan Foundation, Sydney. The JFF started in 1997 with three free film screenings
Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) – December
7th December 2025 The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) is largest-scale Japanese language test in the world. Since 1984, the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services have continued to offer the JLPT as a reliable means of evaluating the Japanese proficiency of non-native speakers. The JLPT is widely recognised
Japan Art Directory in Australia
The Directory of Japanese Arts and Culture in Australia is a reference site created by The Japan Foundation, Sydney in 1997 to introduce active Australia-based artists and practitioners of Japanese arts and traditions, as well as organisations. Its aim is to showcase their works, practices and activities to further their