Established in 1988 by Showa Women’s University in Tokyo, Japan, Showa Boston Institute serves as a prominent hub for Japanese culture in New England. Tailored to Japanese college students studying abroad in Boston, Showa Boston offers a diverse English-language curriculum, acting as a bridge to American culture. The institute’s core mission is to promote intercultural exchange and strengthen ties between the local community and Japanese university students, emphasizing meaningful community involvement.
Nestled in the Moss Hill neighborhood of Jamaica Plain, Showa Boston Institute proudly hosts the largest Japanese student population in New England. By providing personalized programs and unique opportunities, the institute encourages students to engage with and contribute to their surrounding community. Showa Boston’s dedication to fostering personal connections and enhancing cultural awareness is reflected in its array of programs and initiatives, all aimed at cultivating a dynamic and inclusive environment for all participants.
Under the leadership of President Dr. Bruce Stronach, Showa Boston Institute remains a leading center for language and cultural education. Whether one’s interest lies in learning Japanese, exploring Japanese culture, or participating in community activities, Showa Boston offers a platform for individuals to connect, learn, and develop. By subscribing to their newsletter, participants can stay updated on upcoming events, classes, and community initiatives, ensuring they make the most of the enriching opportunities available at Showa Boston Institute.
