Welcome to JETAANY

The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program Alumni Association of New York (JETAANY) is a public, nonprofit membership organization of JET alumni in the New York metropolitan area. Recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in 2007, we draw upon our diverse membership in the tri-state area to promote the JET Programme; foster a community for our 2,000 plus and ever growing vibrant alumni association; and host programs and events promoting Japanese culture and understanding.

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News & Updates

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Japan World Cup Watch Party
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Summer Open Meeting
Summer Open Meeting
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JETAANY Mascot Design Contest Results
JETAANY Mascot Design Contest Results
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2026 April Mini Meishi Meetup
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Career Coaching Collective: Define Your Career Direction
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Horizons: Japan Career Series | April 2026
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Between Worlds - Film Screening and Fundraiser
Between Worlds - Film Screening and Fundraiser
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JET2JET Career Coffee Chats
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JET Information Session
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Meishi Exchange!
Meishi Exchange!
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JQ Magazine

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JQ Magazine: YOASOBI, Anime NYC, Jake Shimabukuro
JQ Magazine: YOASOBI, Anime NYC, Jake Shimabukuro

In the dog days of summer, it’s best to escape the heat in a place that’s cozy and cool. For those into both cutting-edge and classic anime, this month offers a diverse trio of theatrical revivals—all in the comfort of indoor air conditioning.

JQ Magazine: JAPAN CUTS, Joe Hisaishi at Carnegie Hall, Mets vs. Dodgers
JQ Magazine: JAPAN CUTS, Joe Hisaishi at Carnegie Hall, Mets vs. Dodgers

After the outdoor fireworks, enjoy some summer events in the cool indoors, whether it’s taking in North America’s largest annual Japanese film festival, checking out a Studio Ghibli classic, or enjoying a ballgame Japanese heritage-style!

JQ Magazine: Atlanta and Macon’s Must-See Museums
JQ Magazine: Atlanta and Macon’s Must-See Museums

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