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Renew your Individual Membership
The Japan Society would like to thank you for your generous ongoing support through membership.
Our members are committed to promoting deep and lasting understanding between our two countries. Our strength lies in a broad based membership of individuals and organisations.
Individual (Renewal)
| Cost | £50 |
Family (Renewal)
| Cost | £67.50 |
Choose Direct Debit for a Reduced RateIndividual £44 / Family Membership £60
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Online (Renewal)
This discounted membership is designed for individuals who are normally unable to attend in-person events:
- Non-member fees will apply for event attendance.
- Reciprocal membership with The Japan-British Society in Japan not available.
| Cost | £25 |
Concession (Renewal)
This membership is for:
- Under 25s
- Full-time students
- Alumni of the JET programme, Daiwa Scholarships, and Working Holiday Visa (within two years of return – discounted rate for one year only)
- Japanese nationals in the UK holding a Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) Visa
- Individual whose circumstances mean that they can’t afford the standard membership (Universal Credit, refugee status)
| Cost | £10 |
Notes
Note 1: Please read our privacy policy and terms & conditions. By filling a membership form, you state that you have read and agreed to them. If you choose it in the form, you will receive information about The Japan Society’s events and activities by email.
Note 2: If you are a UK tax payer, you can also help us by selecting the Gift Aid box in the payment screen. Without any further cost for you, this will allow The Japan Society to reclaim the tax on your membership and any qualifying donations paid in the last four years and from the date of this declaration until further notice. Find more information about Gift Aid.
Note 3: The Japan Society reserves the right to revoke any Membership, including Life Memberships, without refund at any time if a member engages in inappropriate or unacceptable behaviour towards staff, fellow members, or the public.