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Kansai American Center brings in experts from the United States for speaker programs (lecture meetings and seminars) and other information activities in such fields as politics, economics, society, culture, the environment and U.S.-Japan relations.

We arrange such programs to encourage free and frank exchanges of views on issues of common interest for both the U.S. and Japan. The goal is to promote better and more friendly relations between the two nations through mutual understanding.

If you are interested in our program, please contact us

  • Consulate General Osaka Hosts High School Students
    Consulate General Osaka Hosts High School Students

    March 25, 2010, Public Affairs Officer spoke to a group of high school students on Consulate activities and answered questions about the United States. 

  • "Persuader-in-Chief: The New Public Diplomacy under the Obama Administration"
    "Persuader-in-Chief: The New Public Diplomacy under the Obama Administration"

    March 19, 2010, Nancy Snow, Associate Professor of Public Diplomacy at Syracuse, presented on the Obama Administration and Public Diplomacy at the Kansai American Center 

  • "New Partnership in Public Policy: Government, Business, and NPO"
    "New Partnership in Public Policy: Government, Business, and NPO"

    March 2, 2010, Lori Forman, Special Visiting Professor, Graduate School of Law and Political Science, Keio University spoke on "New Partnership in Public Policy: Government, Business, and NPO" at pia NPO.  piaNPO Web site »

  • 2010 International Women's Wheelchair Basketball Friendship Games Osaka Cup
    2010 International Women's Wheelchair Basketball Friendship Games Osaka Cup

    February 18, 2010, The opening ceremony of the 2010 International Women's Wheelchair Basketball Friendship Games Osaka Cup was held at the Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium. Good sportsmanship from both teams made the Japan v.s. America match a great game to watch. 

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