"The Association for Asian Studies (AAS) is a scholarly, non-political, non-profit professional association" that seeks to "facilitate contact and an exchange of information among scholars to increase their understanding of East, South, and Southeast Asia".
The website offers information on the "Journal of Asian Studies", a quarterly published by the AAS, a collection of essays on various subjects concerning Asia ("Viewpoints"), as well as information on current events, conferences and news from the association. You will also find a collection of links as well as information on grants, study programs and employment opportunities.

The BAJS aims "to encourage Japanese studies in the UK, in particular by stimulating teaching and research".
On their website they offer information on the "Japan Forum", the official journal of the BAJS, current news and events, a postgraduate network as well as a collection of links.

The OAG aims to promote research on East Asian countries, especially Japan, by lectures and publications as well as by organzing excursions, functions and cultural events.
Their website offers a variety of information on the organisation itself as well as an online catalogue of the OAG library, information on current events and a collection of links about life in Japan.
Note: The website is only available in German and Japanese.

The EAJS is an Association of European Japanologists founded in 1976 to support the meeting and exchanging views of scholars of Japanese Studies. The EAJS holds triennial conferences to "catch up with research being carried on throughout Europe" and to provide "informal opportunities to get to know new entrants to the field."
On their website you will find extensive information on the Association itself, past conferences as well as publications and bulletins of the EAJS and a PhD database.

The NIAS is a "research and service institute with an international mandate and a focus on political, economic, business, social and cultural transformations in modern Asia in their historical contexts".
Their website offers links to current NIAS publications, information on Asia-related events in the Nordic region, an online catalogue of the NIAS library, news from the Institute as well as as information on all research activities.

The Société (French Society of Japanese Studies) aims to promote all studies, research and informations on Japan and the Japanese society, especially in cooperation with universitary and scientific organizations.
Their website offers information on conferences and symposia organized by the SFEJ, publications, the annual bulletin, an extensive collection of Japan-related links and links on Japanese studies in France and scholarships (under "Etudes japonaises").
Note: The website is only available in French.

This website also provides a comprehensive link list on everything related to Japanese studies.

Journal of the British Association for Japanese Studies

Published by the Society for Japanese Studies and housed at the University of Washington

Journal of the Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo

Database of the National Bureau of Asian Research, USA

Mailing-list of the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Tokyo

Mailing-list of the Humanities discussion network, H-Net, USA

Mailing-list of the National Bureau of Asian Research, USA
The NBR maintains an e-mail list that might also be of interest for non-American scholars of Japanese Social Sciences. It is set up as a discussion forum about U.S.-Japan relations as well as Japanese politics, society, economics and security issues. In addition to discussions the list provides links to new or less well-known Japan-related websites, presents new research projects and gives information on conferences and lectures.

Newsletter of the Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo

A project of Leonard J. Schoppa, Associate Professsor of Government and Foreign Affairs, University of Virginia