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Japanese Manufacturer Kubota Expands Business in Georgia and Texas

by Yumiko Kozu on Jun 22,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Kubota opens its new North American headquarters in Texas, and a new manufacturing facility in Georgia to respond to an increasing and diversifying demand.

Japan’s Keio University and the University of Washington Launch A Dual Masters Law Program

by Yumiko Kozu on Jun 9,2017

Also featured in: Asia

The international dual degree Masters Law program seeks to increase global mobility and literacy for graduates.

Illinois Firm Invests in Japanese Solar Plants

by Genna Liu on Jun 8,2017

Also featured in: Asia

The partnership will generate almost 21 megawatts of solar power.

Hawai‘i Hosts Japan Economic Summit

by Genna Liu on May 31,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Inaugural summit addresses Hawai‘i-Japan collaboration in business, tourism, and energy.

Daiso Japan Announces Grand Opening of Fifth Store in Texas

by Xiaoyi Wang on May 26,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Daiso Japan, known for selling quality items for $1.50, continues expanding its market in Texas and announces grand opening of its fifth store in Arlington, Texas.

Honda Builds Vehicle Testing Facility in Ohio

by Anh Pham on May 18,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Honda announced an investment of $124 million to construct an advanced, multi-functional wind tunnel facility in Ohio.

US-Japan Ties Bloom Across the Country with the Cherry Blossoms -- 미국 전역에서 벚꽃과 함께 만개한 미일관계

by JAICHUNG LEE on Apr 17,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Nationwide Cherry Blossom Festivals showcase the diversity of US-Japan cultural ties. 전국적인 벚꽃축제가 다방면에서 발전하고 있는 미일관계 보여줘

Japanese Ministry Conducts Workshops for California and Oregon Children

by David Lee on Apr 10,2017

Also featured in: Asia

In March, Japanese workshops taught children about onigiri, continuing a long-standing tradition of food engagement.

New Exhibition Highlights Japanese Americans in World War II

by ALISON MA on Apr 5,2017

Also featured in: Asia

The exhibition marks 75 years since President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 resulting in the internment of 110,000 Japanese-Americans.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students enjoy Japanese candy-making tradition

by XIAOYI WANG on Mar 30,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Students gathered for traditional Japanese chocolate-making and created personalized Valentine’s Day gifts for friends and family.

Asia Matters for America by the East-West Center

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Japanese Manufacturer Kubota Expands Business in Georgia and Texas

Japan’s Keio University and the University of Washington Launch A Dual Masters Law Program

Illinois Firm Invests in Japanese Solar Plants

Hawai‘i Hosts Japan Economic Summit

Daiso Japan Announces Grand Opening of Fifth Store in Texas

Honda Builds Vehicle Testing Facility in Ohio

US-Japan Ties Bloom Across the Country with the Cherry Blossoms -- 미국 전역에서 벚꽃과 함께 만개한 미일관계

Japanese Ministry Conducts Workshops for California and Oregon Children

New Exhibition Highlights Japanese Americans in World War II

University of Nebraska-Lincoln students enjoy Japanese candy-making tradition

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