On Thursday, November 12, a member of staff working at the Japan Foundation, Budapest received a positive test for Covid19.
The employee is currently recuperating and no high level of contact has been confirmed at this time.
We are working to prevent the infection in cooperation with the related organizations.

Guidelines for Library Use - The Japan Foundation, Budapest has reopened its Library for visitors.

The Japan Foundation, Budapest welcomes applications from all advanced graduate students who are pursuing PhD degrees in the Central European region in the field of Japanese Studies.

Our privacy policy has been updated to reflect the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation which comes into force on 25th May 2018. By subscribing to our newsletter and events, you agree to the privacy policy described.

This season we offer film showings, lectures and concerts.

The Japan Foundation and Centre Européen d’Etudes Japonaises d’Alsace (CEEJA) has carried out a series of seminars since 2007, with an aim to encourage networking among young researchers on Japan in Europe and further promote Japanese studies in Europe.

The Japan Foundation, Budapest circulates traveling exhibitions for museums, university galleries and cultural organizations.a.

The Japan Foundation, Budapest traveling exhibitions cover a wide variety of photographs and subjects from the field of fine arts.
The Japan Foundation, Budapest circulates traveling exhibitions for museums, universities, galleries and cultural organizations.

About the work of The Japan World Exposition 1970 Commemorative Fund

Traditionally, fireworks in Japan serve as a memorial to the victims and a symbol of hope and prayers for relief and recovery.