01. February 2025
On 8 and 9 January, Ambassador and Madame Suzuki visited Wales where they attended the opening ceremony of “Wales & Japan 2025”, an international exchange event between the Welsh Government and Japan to be held throughout this year.
Events · 26. January 2025
We are excited to announce that we will be holding a very special St David's Day evening and musical event on Saturday 2 March at Foreign Correspondents' Club Japan.
Events · 24. January 2025
Simple Tray Bake Cakes ‐‐‐ You can take home the cake (15cmx15cm tray) you bake!
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Events · 06. August 2024
Event on 26th October 2024
For more details and bookings
https://WiliamAdams.jp
03. April 2024
On April 2nd, the St David's Society of Japan were honoured to host an event at the Craic pub in Akasaka during Welsh Folk Singer and S4C TV presenter Meinir Gwilym's visit to Japan with her team.
22. March 2024
On March 21st, committee members Suguru, Cindy, Paul and Ursula (sadly Bethany, Ffion and Sian were unable to join) joined Welsh Folk singer and S4C TV presenter, Meinir Gwilym, and her team for a welcome-to-Japan meet-up dinner at the FCCJ.
Events · 17. March 2024
Meet & enjoy Meinir Gwilym and her music. April 2nd, 18:30~ at the Irish Pub Craic, Akasaka.
24. January 2024
We're very proud to announce a special St David's Day event this year, which will be held at Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ) in Tokyo. We will be celebrating the biggest day in Wales (admittedly one day late!) with a welcome drink of Penderyn Welsh whisky or a soft drink, followed by a sumptuous meal cooked by the chefs at FCCJ (including one of the chefs for All Nippon Airlines). After that, the composer Suguru Minamide, who grew up in Wales, will be performing an original...
18. January 2024
We are excited to announce that we will be holding a very special St David's Day evening and musical event on Saturday 2 March at Foreign Correspondents' Club Japan. Details will be announced soon!
14. January 2024
We have some sad news today. Rose Iwata, originally from Kidwelly and a valued founding member and ex-treasurer of St David's Society Japan, died this morning. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and particularly by her husband, Masa, also a loyal supporter of the society, who bought us our first ever real Welsh flag. Roses's daughter, Sian, was our long-time social secretary, who stepped down to take care of her mother during her long illness. Rose's two sons and her grandchildren...