Une histoire des échanges franco-japonais

History and chronology of the cultural exchanges between France and Japan until the end of the 20th century, with a special focus on theater. By Shintaro Fuji, professor at the University of Waseda. [fr]

7 July - 22 October 2006

Women from Tokyo & Paris

Exhibition at Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam. The influence of 19th-century Japanese prints and paintings on the art of the Nabis (French art movement, founded in 1888) and their circle. [en, nl]

Embassy of France in Japan

Website includes information on French cultural activities in Japan, and on cooperation and exchange in the fields of culture, science, education. Calendar of cultural events; art residencies in France and Japan; exchange between fine art schools and universities. [fr, ja]

France-Japon.net

Portal site of the French-speaking community in Japan. Includes: information and articles posted by members, list of associations in France and Japan, forum, etc. [fr]

Institut franco - japonais de Tokyo

Institute for the promotion of French culture and cultural exchange. Language courses, events (film, literature), conferences. Address: 15 Ichigaya-funagawara-cho Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-8415. [fr, ja]

Konishi International Exchange Foundation

Established by Nippon Zoki Pharmaceutical Co. in 1983, for the exchange between France and Japan, as well as between Japan and Europe, in the medical sciences and in culture. [en, ja]

Maison Franco-Japonaise

Space for intellectual, scientific and cultural cooperation. Conferences, seminars, and research center specializing in social sciences related to Japan. Address: 3-9-25, Ebisu, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0013 Japan. [fr, ja]

Maison Franco-Japonaise - Bureau français

Website of the Maison's French office. [fr]

Présence Française

Addresses and links to French-Japanese associations, provided by the Embassy of France in Japan. [fr, ja]

Villa Kujoyama

Residency center of the French government to develop the intercultural and artistic exchanges between France and Japan. Hosts French artists and researchers in the field of social sciences. [fr, ja]