The 100 Guineas Club - Legacy Pledgers
Founded in 1891, The Japan Society received its first gift from Emperor Meiji—a donation of 100 guineas—as a gesture of his hope for the Society’s “continued prosperity.” Since then, we have relied on the generosity of our supporters and benefactors to sustain our mission. Supporters who have pledged to leave a Gift in their Will for The Japan Society: Bill Emmott |
Individual Donors
The Japan Society is most grateful to the following individuals for their support of its activities. Without their generous commitment to our work, we would be unable to continue.
The Silken Threads (£5,000 and above) *Stephen Barber |
Patrons (£2,500 and above) |
Principal Benefactors (£1,000 and above) Martin and Midoriko Nakajima O'Neil |
Benefactors (£500 and above) Martin and Noriko Barrow |
Principal Donors (£250 and above) Yuuichiro Nakajima |
Donors (£100 and above) Mark Allsup |
*All of the donation from these benefactors has been designated in support of the ‘Next Generation of UK-Japan Leaders’ Programme |