日本音響学会

The Acoustical Society of Japan (ASJ) is renowned for being the second oldest acoustics society in the world, established in 1936. Focused on the interdisciplinary field of acoustics, ASJ brings together experts from various domains, including physics, psychology, and computer science, to explore and advance acoustic technology across a wide range of applications. The society operates through nine specialized research committees, each dedicated to topics such as speech, hearing, noise and vibration, architectural acoustics, electroacoustics, music acoustics, ultrasound, acoustic imaging, and voice communication.

ASJ is committed to both academic and public education, hosting regular seminars, monthly research meetings, and biannual national conferences that facilitate knowledge exchange. With a strong network of members, including musicians and professionals from diverse fields, ASJ fosters collaboration and innovation. The society also actively participates in international conferences and contributes to the development of global acoustic standards, making significant strides in both scholarly research and community engagement in the fields of acoustics.