History of Euro-Japanese Cultural Relations

Research resources: Bibliography, Chronologies, old maps, texts, etc.. Published by Prof. Wolfgang Michel-Zaitsu on his website. [de, en]

Partnerschaft mit Potenzial

The German-Japanese cultural relations. Report and recommendations by Dr. Manuel Metzler, published by the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen (ifa), Stuttgart 2003. [de]

28 January - 3 October 2006

Tokyo-Berlin / Berlin-Tokyo

Mori Art Museum, Tokyo. Exhibition about the artistic links between the two cities since the end of the 19th century. 8 June - 3 October 2006, Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin. [en, ja]

doitsu.com

Web portal in Japanese for the German presence in Japan. Run by a non-profit association in Tokyo. [ja]

Goethe-Institut Kyoto

Local institute of the organization, working on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany to promote the German language and culture. [de, ja]

Goethe-Institut Osaka

Local institute of the organization, working on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany to promote the German language and culture. [de, ja]

Goethe-Institut Tokyo

Local institute of the organization, working on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany to promote the German language and culture. [de, ja]

Institut für die Kultur der deutschsprachigen Länder

Institute for the culture of German-speaking countries, Sophia University Tokyo. Founded in 1981 for the interdisciplinary study of the cultures of the Federal Republic of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Hosts guest scientists, organizes international symposiums and publishes the related articles in book form (some also on the website). [de]

Japanisch-Deutsche Gesellschaft e.V., Tokyo

Japanese-German Association, established in 1952 as the successor of the old organisation (founded 1911) and the Japanese-German Cultural Institute (founded 1927), which existed until the end of the war in 1945. [de, ja]

OAG - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Natur- und Völkerkunde Ostasiens

German Association for Nature and Ethnology of Eastern Asia. Founded 1873 by German merchants, scholars and diplomats. Headquarters in Tokyo. Research on East Asia (mainly Japan), cultural events, conferences, trips, etc. [de, ja]

Fellowship for Japan-related research

Program of the Alexander von Humboldt-Foundation and Humboldt associations in Japan to support young German researchers. [de, en]