The Foundation’s programme of activities in the UK is based at Daiwa Foundation Japan House, located in Cornwall Terrace on the south side of Regents Park in central London. 

Daiwa Foundation Japan House was opened on 14 July 1994 by then British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd.

Academic and cultural events, including conferences, seminars, workshops, meetings, exhibitions and recitals, bring together a wide cross-section of interest groups for the exchange of information and ideas about Japan. The programme of events at Japan House reinforces and complements the Foundation’s grant-giving in supporting and extending the knowledge of Japan in the UK. 

The Foundation’s activities reach beyond Daiwa Foundation Japan House through collaborations with outside bodies which result in the organisation of seminars, lectures, exhibitions and other events throughout the UK and Japan.

Alongside its funding and events programmes, the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation makes available a number of resources at Daiwa Foundation Japan House, with the aim of furthering Anglo-Japanese links on all levels.  Resources range from meeting rooms for Japan-related groups and study space for visiting Japanese academics.

Cornwall Terrace as viewed from Regents Park.  The sculpture in the foreground is 'Juxtapositions' by Hideo Furuta.

英国における活動は大和ジャパンハウスを中心に行われています。大和ジャパンハウスには日英図書情報センターがあり、学術的、文化的な会議、セミナー、展覧会、演奏会などを開催して、一般助成と共に英国における日本理解の促進に相乗効果を上げるよう活動しています。ハウスの活動を通じて、日本の情報や意見交換が行なわれ、各種団体との協力体制を広げています。