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The Australia Japan Society of NSW Incorporated was founded in Sydney in 1968. The co-patrons of the Society are The Premier of New South Wales and The Consul General of Japan. The Society has close links with The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, The Japanese Society of Sydney and other "Japan-focused" organisations. The Society brings the Australian and Japanese business communities together for regular functions with guest speakers who are leaders in commerce, industry, politics and government. The Society holds a business, social or cultural function each month and publishes its newsletter, Tomodachi, each quarter. The Society organises and co-operates in many cultural events which aim to introduce Japanese members to Australia's vibrant and diverse cultural scene while at the same time introducing Australian members to aspects of the unique culture of Japan. The aims of the Society during 2010 are: to offer interesting and informative Japan related business and social activities to its members. to be the central hub of Japan-related activities for Australians who live in and around Sydney. to be an organisation where anyone interested in Japan is able to find out information about Japan, and make friends with similar interests. >>download membership application form [pdf | 179kb] [Note: if you experience problems downloading the pdf form please contact us]