Japan America Society Womens Association
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis, Missouri
JASWA provides friendship and cultural exchange for women of any heritage who want to learn and share about Japan and its rich traditions. Join us at monthly events and participate at our fundraising sales booth at the annual Missouri Botanical Garden Japanese Festival.
JASWA is a nonprofit organization that supports local school programs and other organizations that provide opportunities to learn about Japanese culture. JASWA also supports organizations that provide services for St. Louis area immigrants.
JASWA thanks all who have donated towards relief efforts for the March 2011 earthquake/tsunami disaster in Japan. The Quakebook of the stories of survivors is now available worldwide, with profits going to Japan Red Cross.
JASWA is a nonprofit organization that supports local school programs and other organizations that provide opportunities to learn about Japanese culture. JASWA also supports organizations that provide services for St. Louis area immigrants.
JASWA thanks all who have donated towards relief efforts for the March 2011 earthquake/tsunami disaster in Japan. The Quakebook of the stories of survivors is now available worldwide, with profits going to Japan Red Cross.
Special Events in St. Louis
Earthquake Exhibit: The Bolduc House Museum in St. Genevieve, until February 7, details the New Madrid quake of 1812 and includes images and responses of the 2010 Haiti earthquake and the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami.
JCI Operation Hope: Edson Kodama, Secretary General of Junior Chamber International, will show images of the Tohoku tsunami disaster area and explain how victims are being helped, February 14, 2:00-3:30pm, UMSL, SSB 331, free but parking pass required, register via UMSL.
Haruki Murakami lecture-discussion on this popular Japanese author, March 27, 7pm, St. Louis County Library Headquarters , free and open to public
JCI Operation Hope: Edson Kodama, Secretary General of Junior Chamber International, will show images of the Tohoku tsunami disaster area and explain how victims are being helped, February 14, 2:00-3:30pm, UMSL, SSB 331, free but parking pass required, register via UMSL.
Haruki Murakami lecture-discussion on this popular Japanese author, March 27, 7pm, St. Louis County Library Headquarters , free and open to public
JASWA members in Bon Odori dance group
