I would like to extend my warmest greetings and heartfelt appreciation to the President and members of the Japanese Graduates’ Alumni Association of Sri Lanka (JAGAAS) for the invaluable contributions they have made towards strengthening the friendly relations between Japan and Sri Lanka.
JAGAAS has been, since its inception, a very vibrant organization consisting of prominent academicians, professionals, executives, administrators and public servants, all of whom are graduates from Japan...
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The President
We formed the “Japanese Graduates’ Alumni Association of Sri Lanka” JaGAAS in 1994, to promote Educational, Cultural, Social, and Economic cooperation between Japan and Sri Lanka.
During the last 29 years, we have done so many activities with the support of the Japanese Embassy of Sri Lanka and other associations like JICA, JETRO and Japan Foundation, Japanese Business Association, and other Japan Sri Lanka cooperation-related agencies.
I would like to appreciate all the for...
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25th Annual General Meeting
25th Annual General Meeting & Fellowship of
Japanese Graduates’ Alumni Association of Sri Lanka
25th Annual General Meeting of JAGAAS was held on 23rd January 2023 at 6.00 p.m. at the Sasakawa Hall, Bala Tampoe Lane, Colombo 03
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New Year Greetings 2023 – From JAGAAS
Japanese Dramas
Noh Drama
Director -Parakrama Niriella
Producer - Sunil Nawaratne
1995 Best Documentary NHK Award winner
Japanese Kabuki Drama
Director: Parakrama Niriella
Producer: Sunil Nawaratne
1994 Best Documentary NHK Award Winner
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24th Annual General Meeting
24th Annual General Meeting & Fellowship of
Japanese Graduates’ Alumni Association of Sri Lanka
Dear ALL Members,
Please be notified with this that the 24th Annual General Meeting of JAGAAS is scheduled to be held as follows;
DATE : 10th August 2018
TIME : From 5.30 PM-9.30 PM (including fellowship after AGM)
VENUE: Auditorium, Sasakawa Memorial Sri Lanka Culture Centre, No. 4, 22ndLane, Colombo 03
Dr. (Ms) RM Udayagani Ratnayake/
General Secretary/...
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Win Awards at Japanese Speech Contest in Islamabad Pakistan
SRI LANKA : Dilrukshi Sakunthala Bethmage from University of Sri Jayawardenapura Won the Second Place in SAFJUAA (Senior) South Asian Japanese Speech Contest - held in Islamabad Pakistan 17-3-2018
SRI LANKA : Amithya Liyanage - from Sirimavo Bandaranaike Vidyalaya Won the FIRST PLACE in SAFJUAA (junior level) South Asian Japanese Speech Contest held in Islamabad Pakistan 17-3-2018
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Japanese Architectural Exhibition “Struggling Cities: from Japanese Urban Projects in the 1960s”
[ Jan. 11-20, 9am—5pm, at Moratuwa University, open to public & free of charge ]
This is a travelling exhibition, which showcases experimental ideas and proposals by Japanese architects that emerged and flourished in Japan in the 1960s. The Exhibition analyses how the designs, radical for their time, attempted to address the concerns of various countries facing over-population issues. It also features works by renowned architects with their distinctive urban plan designs in addressing the a...
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“Awa-Odori” Dance Performance & Tokushima Promotion – January 09, 2018
[ Jan. 9, Tuesday, 6pm—9pm, at BMICH, open to public & free of charge ]
Awa-Odori, as one of the most popular and well-known festival dances in Japan, is a unique form of dance that originated from Tokushima Prefecture. As a part of the celebration of the 70th anniversary of Sri Lanka's independence, the event will enable participants to witness and experience the traditional Japanese culture.
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Management Seminar – 2017
Technologies of 4th Industrial Revolution
Impact on Sri Lankan Business
(Japanese & Global Perspectives)
A Seminar organized by
Japanese Graduates’ Alumni Association of Sri Lanka - JAGAAS
30th November 2017, 8.30 AM - 1.30 PM
At Hotel Miraj, Marine Drive, Colombo 06
Introduction to Seminar
Japanese Graduates’ Alumni Association of Sri Lanka (JAGAAS) is organizing its Management Seminar – 2017 on the above topic to be on 30th November 2017 (Thursday) from 8:30 a.m. to...
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