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CJS Membership Information

CJS Membership Information
The CJS Membership Application/Renewal/Change of Information Form is
available here. You can either mail the form to the CJS address, or bring it with you to a
CJS event.

Membership Benefits
CJS members are entitled to:

Admission to CJS events at a reduced Member's Rate
Free admission to Ichimoku-kai, our monthly social gathering
Regular e-mail alerts to keep you up to date on upcoming CJS events
Admission to the CJS Annual General Meeting
Membership Rates
The Society depends on membership dues to support its activities. CJS membership dues are applied almost exclusively to its activities. Administrative costs are minimal, while activity levels are high, due to the exclusively volunteer basis of the organization. A volunteer organization such as the CJS is the result of the efforts of our members, both past and present. If you are not yet a member, your participation would be greatly appreciated.
Individual $40
Family $50
Student / Senior $20
Corporate
(up to 10 people) $350

Message from the CJS Membership Director
The Canada-Japan Society of Toronto (CJS) is a group of people
interested in Canada, Japan, and the Canada-Japan relationship. The
CJS is unique in having members that represent a wide spectrum of
backgrounds, and its events reflect this richness.

As the Director in charge of memberships, I look forward to welcoming
new members and reviewing comments and suggestions from our members.
Our goal is to keep the CJS vibrant and to keep its events relevant,
interesting and enjoyable for our members. Please feel free to
contact me at membership@cjst.org if you have any questions or comments.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our current
members for your participation and contribution to our Society. I look
forward to seeing you at many future CJS events.

Sincerely,

Sonia Cardillo
CJS Membership Director
membership@cjst.org

About the CJS

Vision Statement
To be the most effective, energetic group in Metropolitan Toronto dedicated to building an understanding between Japan and Canada.

Mission Statement
The Canada-Japan Society of Toronto (CJS) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to providing opportunities to enhance understanding of Japan, Canada and Canada-Japan relations.

Established in 1981, the Society continues to be impartial and accessible, welcoming a wide spectrum of members from various backgrounds who hve a knowledge of, or interest in, Japan. Both individual and organizational/corporate memberships are available.

The Society holds frequent high quality events that include speakers on business, political, intellectual and cultural topics; organizes cultural, social and other functions; publishes a quarterly newsletter and offers occasional prizes and awards. The exchange of information and ideas is encouraged.

Organizational Structure
CJS is governed by a president and a Board of Directors, who are nominated from the general membership and elected at the Annual General Meeting to a one-year term.

Affiliations
The CJS is a member of the Japanese and Canadian Network Oganization.