Women’s Group – Tokyo American Club http://www.tokyoamericanclubwomensgroup.org

The Tokyo American Club Women's Group is an integral part of the Tokyo American Club and requires membership in TAC. With over 800 members, the Women's Group provides a supportive and encouraging environment of friendship, cultural exchange, and volunteer service.

Foreign Executive Women – http://www.fewjapan.com

FEW is a business and social networking organization whose aim is to help foreign women in Japan achieve their full professional and/or personal potential. Reaching beyond “executive women”, FEW welcomes women from all professional backgrounds and at all stages of their careers and focuses on networking, career development as well as social and volunteer activities. FEW is a non-profit organization solely funded by membership

TELL - http://www.telljp.com

Tokyo English Life Line is a multifaceted, nonprofit organization that has been serving the international and business communities since 1973. Their services include free phone counseling and information, professional face-to-face counseling, and educational workshops.

Refugees International Japan - http://www.refugeesinternationaljapan.org/

Refugees International Japan is an independent, not-for-profit organization dedicated to raising funds to assist refugees who have lost everything as a result of war and conflict. Operating out of Tokyo, we are staffed by volunteers from the Japanese and international communities. Refugees International Japan channels project funds through experienced organizations already working with refugees out in the field, ensuring that assistance goes quickly and directly to where it is most needed.

Japan, Australia, New Zealand (JANZ) Ladies' Group - http://janz-ladies.org/  

The aim of the Japan, Australia, New Zealand (JANZ) Ladies' Group is to promote friendship, goodwill and understanding among the women of Japan, Australia and New Zealand. The JANZ Ladies' Group is a friendly and supportive organization for women from Australia and New Zealand presently living in Japan and Japanese women who have lived in either Australia or New Zealand for at least one year, or women who are married to Australian or New Zealand passport holders.

Asiatic Society – http://www.asjapan.org

The Asiatic Society of Japan is a learned organization that strives to serve a general audience of well-read non-specialists who share intellectual interests in "things Japanese.” The Society prides itself on having been the first academic organization in Japan to promote research and disseminate knowledge about Japan around the world.

Association of Foreign Wives of Japanese - http://afwj.org

AFWJ, the Association of Foreign Wives of Japanese, aims to provide members with friendship, support, mutual help in adapting to Japanese society. It also offers opportunities for social, emotional, educational and professional growth.

Hands on Tokyo- http://handsontokyo.org/en/

Hands On Tokyo works with individuals, groups, corporate teams and students, to connect them to meaningful service opportunities. Volunteers are orientated prior to engaging in service with a specific project or nonprofit organization. In addition, each project is prescreened prior to sending volunteers to ensure that each participant will have a positive experience.

English Speaking Union of Japan - http://www.esuj.gr.jp

The English-Speaking Union of Japan (ESUJ) is an independent, non-profit, non-political organization established in October 1998 for the principal purpose of promoting international mutual understanding and friendship among nations through the use of the English language.