The Japan Society of Northern Ireland is an entirely voluntary organisation established on 17th September 1996 to promote a greater understanding within N. Ireland of Japan and its people, culture and language and to generally foster greater communication between both countries.
JSNI has organised and promoted a variety of events, cultural, educational and social. These have included the first ever Nihon Buyo performance in N. Ireland, a Koto concert, Japanese tea ceremony, Ikebana and calligraphy workshops, Kimono and Japanese cookery demonstrations and seminars on doing business with Japan. Other events include family picnics, Christmas parties, New Year dinners and pub nights.
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The Japan Society of Northern Ireland is an entirely voluntary organisation established to promote a greater understanding within Northern Ireland of Japan, its people, culture and language
We have organized and promoted a variety of events, cultural, educational and social, including Japanese tea ceremony, calligraphy workshops, and Kimono and cookery demonstrations
New members are always welcome at JSNI. Membership is open to anyone living in Northern Ireland, whether you are an expat or just have an interest in any aspect of Japan.