The Japanese Society of Applied Entomology and Zoology (JSAEZ) is an esteemed organization dedicated to the study and application of entomology and zoology in promoting sustainable societal practices. With approximately 1,700 researchers, the society focuses on critical areas such as pest management, animal protection, and environmental conservation.

JSAEZ publishes two academic journals: the Japanese Journal of Applied Entomology and Zoology, and its English counterpart, Applied Entomology and Zoology, both featuring original research and reviews that adhere to high scientific standards. These journals are indexed in Current Contents® and represent significant contributions to the field, with impact factors highlighting their academic relevance.

In addition to research publications, JSAEZ organizes events, including the annual conference, providing a platform for professionals to share knowledge and advances in the field. The society also promotes international collaboration and engages in community outreach, making significant strides towards advancing entomological and zoological sciences while fostering a closer connection with the public.