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| Abbreviation | NFAJS |
|---|---|
| Formation | 1975 |
| Type | Federation – Not for profit – National community organisation |
| Legal status | Community |
| Purpose | Promotion of cultures of Australia and Japan to each other |
| Headquarters | Sydney, NSW, Australia |
Region served | Asia, Oceania |
Membership | 15–20 groups with hundreds of individual members |
Official language | English with many Japanese speaking members |
President | Philip Mitchell Sydney – (Max 4 year Term in office) |
| Website | http://www.austjapanfed.org.au/ |
| Remarks | Facilitators of a National Bi-Annual Conference |
The National Federation of Australia Japan Societies (NFAJS) is a federation of societies that promote the importance of the relationship between the peoples of Japan and Australia.[1]
Memberships
- Australia-Japan Society of NSW Inc
- Australia-Japan Society of Coffs Harbour
- Cowra Japan Society
- Australian-Japanese Association of the NT Inc.
- Australia-Japan Society Queensland Inc
- Australia-Japan Society Far North Queensland
- Australia-Japan Society Sunshine Coast
- Australia-Japan Society Townsville
- Australia-Japan Society – Western Australia Inc.
- Australia-Japan Society – Geraldton
- Australia-Japan Society – Broome
- Australia-Japan Society – Bunbury
References
- ↑ "About The Federation". Retrieved 7 March 2012.
External links
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