CORPORATE MEMBERSHIPS

All of our activities are supported by our generous members. Please consider becoming a corporate member so we may continue to build bridges between Japan and the United States through the unique perspective of Hawaii. Mahalo!

JASH offers unique programs and events that draw on the rich history of Japanese in Hawaii and the depth of knowledge, insight, and resources available in our local community due to Hawaii’s proximity to Japan. Our programs feature Japan, America, and Hawaii-related topics in areas such as business, current affairs, culture, and youth all with the purpose of advancing U.S.-Japan understanding and collaboration. See our Members page for reoccuring networking events + programs for members!

私たちのすべての活動は、寛大な会員の皆様によって支えられています。ハワイならではの視点で日米の架け橋となれるよう、法人会員へのご入会をご検討ください。

ハワイ日米協会(JASH)は、ハワイにおける日本人の豊かな歴史と、日本に近いハワイの地域社会が持つ深い知識、洞察力、リソースを活用したユニークなプログラムやイベントを提供しています。

ビジネス、時事問題、文化、青少年など、日本、アメリカ、ハワイに関連したトピックを取り上げ、日米理解と協力の促進を目的としています。会員向けのネットワーク・イベントやプログラムについては、メンバーズのページをぜひご覧ください。

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KIN - Gold

$15,000.00

GIN - Silver

$10,000.00

SAKURA - Cherry Blossom

$4,000.00

MOMO - Peach

$2,000.00

UME - Plum

$800.00

Sakura, Momo, New or Continuing Members

Please contact our Administrative Specialist, Ryan Matsuzaki by email admindir@jashawaii.org or call our office at (808) 524-4450 for any updates to your account.

Special During November

Donate $1,000 to the Japan-America Society of Hawaii (JASH) and receive a unique kimono quilt, designed and crafted by local textile artist Ellen Godbey Carson.

Ms. Carson has donated these kimono quilts that she has designed and made to help support JASH’s mission.

Ellen Godbey Carson was born in the mountains of Tennessee, where she was moved to action by racial injustices she saw around her. She is a graduate of Harvard Law School.

In the 1980s, she represented Japanese Americans in a class action lawsuit that went to the United States Supreme Court, seeking redress for the massive deprivations of constitutional rights inflicted on these Americans during World War II. She has spoken throughout the country about these injustices and the importance of protecting constitutional rights.

She moved to Hawaii in 1987, where she has served as President of the Hawaii State Bar Association, Hawaii Women Lawyers, IHS/the Institute of Human Services), and other community organizations.

After retiring from the practice of law in 2016, Ellen has continued to be an advocate for issues of civil rights, affordable housing, LGBTQ rights, and reproductive rights. She is also a textile artist who uses vintage kimono fabrics to create new art forms and social justice messaging.

*Quantities are limited. This offer is available to those who donate $1,000 or more to the Japan-America Society of Hawaii by November 30, 2026. A variety of colors and styles are available. Preference will be given in the order received. Corporate members may use the below link to make their annual membership payment including the $1,000 contribution. Pick-up will be available at the JASH office.