FAQ
Below you will find a list of questions we often receive about our center. If you do not see your inquiry listed below, please the Visa FAQ page.
Yes. While some Embassies have their cultural centers located within their chancery, the Embassy of Japan is split into separate buildings. The Chancery is located on Massachusetts Avenue and the Japan Information & Culture Center located conveniently on 18th and L street in the heart of Washington DC.
No, we do not have flags to give to the public. However, we do have an Item Loan Program for those in our jurisdiction who want to borrow flags and/or other cultural artifacts.
No, we do not offer Japanese classes. Please see our Resources in the DMV guide for organizations that do.
On a case-by-case basis. Please contact us to schedule a consultation.
No, please see our Resources in the DMV guide for organizations that do.
No, please see our Resources in the DMV guide for organizations that do.
Contact us if you are interested in internship opportunities.
We can send materials to those in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia areas. For those outside of our jurisdiction, please contact your local Consulate-General of Japan. You can find your local Consulate-General through our Consulate Guide.
No, please see the Japan Rail Pass official website.
No, but you can find information about medical inquires here.
No, we do not offer this service.
No, please see "Return of World War II Artifacts" for information.