Join LangX for a fun, enriching journey of English and Japanese language exchange in a welcoming community.

Register here: https://www.jashawaii.org/langx

[Closed Event]

Hiroshima Peace Scholarship (HPS) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/hps

[Closed Event]

Hiroshima Peace Scholarship (HPS) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/hps

[Closed Event]

Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention (APCC) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/apcc

Mark your calendars! The 35th Annual JASH Friendship Golf Classic is set for Monday, July 14, 2025, at the beautiful Mid-Pacific Country Club.

Interested in sponsoring a team or donating to support our Golf Classic Fundraiser? Contact Justin George at jgeorgehawaii@outlook.com.

We can’t wait to tee off with you in July—see you on the green!

[Closed Event]

Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention (APCC) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/apcc

[Closed Event]

Hiroshima Peace Scholarship (HPS) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/hps

[Closed Event]

Japan-in-a-Suitcase (JIAS) Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon for SY24-25

Learn more about JIAS: www.jashawaii.org/education/jias

[Closed Event]

Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention (APCC) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/apcc

[Closed Event]

Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention (APCC) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/apcc

✨ SOLD OUT! ✨
🌸 7th JASH Language Exchange (LangX) 🌸

Thank you so much for your amazing support—this event is now officially sold out! 🎉

Through the Sadako Project, volunteers teach visitors to Pearl Harbor about the story of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who was a victim of the Hiroshima atomic bombing and who would pass away from the effects of irradiation when she was twelve years old. In memory of Sadako's thousand paper cranes, visitors are invited to fold peace cranes bearing their own hopes for world peace.

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/spp

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/hps

[Closed Event]

Hiroshima Peace Scholarship (HPS) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/hps

Through the Sadako Project, volunteers teach visitors to Pearl Harbor about the story of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who was a victim of the Hiroshima atomic bombing and who would pass away from the effects of irradiation when she was twelve years old. In memory of Sadako's thousand paper cranes, visitors are invited to fold peace cranes bearing their own hopes for world peace.

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/spp

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/hps

[Closed Event]

Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention (APCC) Workshop

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/apcc

✨ SOLD OUT! ✨ 🌸 6th JASH Language Exchange (LangX)! 🌸

Thank you for your amazing support—this event is officially sold out! 🎉

Didn’t get a spot? Don’t worry! Stay tuned for our next LangX event, where you can practice English & Japanese, make new friends, and improve your language skills in a fun, relaxed setting. 🌏💬

Our Hinamatsuri Celebration at the Consul General’s Residence is now fully booked!

We are pleased to announce that the JASH New Year’s Reception has been rescheduled for Monday, February 10, 2025 at Washington Place, now starting at 5:00 PM!

Thank you for your patience and understanding—we can’t wait to celebrate the new year with you! ✨

Save the Date

Through the Sadako Project, volunteers teach visitors to Pearl Harbor about the story of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who was a victim of the Hiroshima atomic bombing and who would pass away from the effects of irradiation when she was twelve years old. In memory of Sadako's thousand paper cranes, visitors are invited to fold peace cranes bearing their own hopes for world peace.

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/spp

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/hps

Join LangX for a fun, enriching journey of English and Japanese language exchange in a welcoming community.

Join this enriching experience where Japanese and English language speakers come together to learn and practice their language skills. Whether you're a beginner or fluent speaker, this exchange promises meaningful connections and valuable insights into both languages and cultures.

At the high school level, Japan Day, held twice a year, has given public and private high school students who are studying Japanese an opportunity to gain hands-on experiences with various Japanese cultural activities, such as ikebana, calligraphy, soroban, bon dance, tea ceremony, kimono wearing, karate, and origami. This program reinforces what the Japanese teachers are teaching in the classroom and expands on their learning through firsthand exposure.​

https://www.jashawaii.org/education/jd