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Connect, belong and enjoy life in Canberra.
Canberra Japan Club brings together Japanese and Japanese-Australian people living in Canberra and the surrounding region. We share practical local information and create opportunities to meet, learn and enjoy life through community activities, clubs and events. Since 1998, CJC has supported connections between members, encouraged an appreciation of Japanese culture and learning, and helped build greater understanding of Japanese culture in the Canberra community. Whether you have just arrived or have called Canberra home for many years, you are welcome to explore CJC.
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Discover practical Canberra information, community events and opportunities to connect through shared interests.
Events
Meet Canberra’s Japanese-speaking community through activities hosted and shared by CJC.
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Connect through poetry, books, wellbeing, music and other relaxed activities built around shared interests.
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Helping you feel at home in Canberra
If you have recently arrived, CJC can help you find useful local information, community connections and places to turn when you need support.
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Connect through something you enjoy
Meet new people while enjoying Japanese language, culture, wellbeing and shared interests.
Handicrafting Club
Enjoy making things while socialising and learning Japanese handicraft techniques.
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Stretching
This is a practical stretching gathering where you can enjoy moving your body through radio calisthenics and instructor-lead sessions.
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Become part of the CJC community
Learn more about the club and discover ways to build stronger connections with Canberra’s Japanese-speaking community.