News from the Consulate
Nagoya, June 19 - US Consulate Nagoya Principal Officer Max Kwak participated in a panel lecture on the Obama Administration at Nanzan University.[More]
Nagano, June 15 - Larry Berman, professor of Political Science at the University of California, Davis, spoke to reporters at the Shinano Mainichi Newspaper about the first 148 days of the Obama Administration.[More]
Nagoya, June 10 - Marymount College Behavioral and Social Sciences Professor Roger Robins spoke to an audience of Nagoya-area students about the role of religion in the 2008 presidential election and the Obama Administration.[More]
Recent Consulate News
- Jun. 9 - Discussing North Korean Issues with Japan’s “Top Guns”
- Jun. 8 - Professor Kent Calder on U.S.-Japan Relations
- Jun. 1 - Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama and the Power of the Spoken Word
- May.23-25 - Strengthening Bilateral Relations in the Heart of Japan
- May. 16 - Shimoda City Celebrates the Opening of U.S.-Japan Relations
NEWS FROM THE EMBASSY
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- For information about H1N1 Influenza, please consult our Mission Japan H1N1 Influenza website here.
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Nagoya American Center
- July 16, 2009 “The Global Economic Downturn and Lessons from the Asian Financial Crisis” by Dr. William Grimes
- July 29, 2009 “America’s Green Initiatives” by Mr. Roger Ballentine
- Special Announcement for College Students
- July 25-28, Nagoya American Studies Summer Seminar (NASSS 2009) (NAC Grant Program)
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