美国日本议会工作&职业——远程在家工作和灵活

美国日本议会是一个501 (c)(3)的非营利组织成立创建强大的美国和日本的关系。该委员会是由一群日本的美国人支持和发展教育项目,促进组织的目标保持有效的工作关系,关键问题和计划,支持日本年轻美国人了解日本文化。总部设在华盛顿特区,美国日本议会maintains additional offices in Los Angeles, California; Silicon Valley, California; Tokyo, Japan; and Hawaii. In support of a flexible workplace, the U.S.-Japan Council has hired for part-time employment opportunities in the past.

通过结合国际集团的成员,美国日本议会maintains partnerships with other institutions and organizations in order to develop programs that enable members to engage with their Japan and U.S. counterparts. Founded in 2008, the organization was created to support the TOMODACHI Initiative administration, and in 2013, developed into a public interest corporation. The U.S.-Japan Council offers programs such as people-to-people relationships, innovation and entrepreneurship, leadership and diversity, empowering the next generation, and the U.S.-Japan Council Annual Conference. In 2021, the Council held a Bilateral Boardroom featuring U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, John Kerry, and Japan’s Minister of the Environment, KOIZUMI Shinjiro, to explore American-Japanese leadership in addressing climate change.