日本音響学会

The Acoustical Society of Japan (ASJ), established in 1936, is a prominent organization dedicated to the field of acoustics, making it one of the oldest societies in this domain globally. With a focus on a wide range of research areas, ASJ encompasses nine specialized committees, addressing various aspects of acoustics, including speech, hearing, noise and vibration, architectural acoustics, electroacoustics, music acoustics, ultrasound, acoustic imaging, and speech communication.

ASJ's activities include publishing a regular journal and organizing research meetings, national conferences, seminars, and symposiums designed for both academics and the general public. The society actively fosters international collaboration through various acoustic-related conferences and partnerships, including joint meetings with the American Acoustical Society. Additionally, ASJ promotes outreach through public lectures and technical seminars, aiming to disseminate knowledge and foster connection within the acoustic community. With high social recognition, ASJ is committed to further advancing the science of acoustics both domestically and internationally.