The Japan-British Society

Welcome to the Japan-British Society

Founded in 1908 to promote cordial relations between the United Kingdom and Japan, the Society today is a thriving body with approximately 1,700 members and is supported by some 80 Japanese and British companies. It provides an important and attractive forum within which members can meet on an informal and friendly basis.

Sakura Cherry Tree Project

This project marks 150 years of Japan-UK friendship and the continued cooperation between our two nations. It was launched in the joint communique issued by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and then Prime Minister Theresa May when the two met in Japan in Autumn 2017; it is a joint project of the Japan-British Society and the Japan Matsuri Company. Over five thousand cherry trees will be planted throughout the UK during 2019 and 2020 as part of the Japan-UK Seasons of Culture.

Membership in the Society is open to individuals of all nationalities and corporations interested in the cause of Anglo-Japanese relations.

Benefits includes the opportunity to connect with approximately 1,700 members as well as attend a wide range of events from formal parties, cultural visits and casual gatherings, held at exclusive venues.

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JOIN THE JAPAN-BRITISH SOCIETY

Membership in the Society is open to individuals of all nationalities and corporations interested in the cause of Anglo-Japanese relations.

Benefits includes the opportunity to connect with approximately 1,700 members as well as attend a wide range of events from formal parties, cultural visits and casual gatherings, held at exclusive venues.

Find out more