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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.

To Infinity & Beyond: Yayoi Kusama’s Breathtaking Art Exhibition in Washington, DC

by XIAOYI WANG on Mar 22,2017

Also featured in: Asia

The highly anticipated "Infinity Mirrors" exhibition is here in Washington, D.C. for the first time.

Celebrating the US-Japan Partnership

by Peter Valente on Mar 21,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Japan Matters for America continues to serve all audiences as an interactive educational tool.

Indiana Leaders’ Delegation to Japan Deepens Economic Ties

by ALISON MA on Mar 14,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Mayors from cities in Indiana met with the heads of Japanese companies, which support more than 52,000 jobs in Indiana.

Malaysian Airline Cleared to Fly in the US

by ANH PHAM on Feb 28,2017

Also featured in: Asia, Asean

AirAsia X received clearance from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) to fly in the United States.

Caroline Kennedy Leaves a Strong Legacy After 3 Years as Ambassador to Japan

by XIAOYI WANG on Feb 23,2017

Also featured in: Asia

Caroline Kennedy stepped down as the US ambassador to Japan, calling the job the “greatest privilege” of her life.

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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

To Infinity & Beyond: Yayoi Kusama’s Breathtaking Art Exhibition in Washington, DC

Celebrating the US-Japan Partnership

Indiana Leaders’ Delegation to Japan Deepens Economic Ties

Malaysian Airline Cleared to Fly in the US

Caroline Kennedy Leaves a Strong Legacy After 3 Years as Ambassador to Japan

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