About JSH
The Japanese Society of Hematology (JSH), founded in 1937, is one of the world’s oldest hematology societies and the leading professional society for hematology in Japan. JSH is dedicated to advancing hematology through research, education, clinical practice, and international collaboration. The Society brings together hematologists, researchers, and other healthcare professionals across Japan and plays a central role in advancing hematologic research and patient care. JSH is also committed to fostering the next generation of hematologists and strengthening collaboration with hematology communities worldwide.
History
Founded in 1937
Approved by the Ministry of Education in June 1st of 1990 as an incorporated association
President
Akifumi Takaori-Kondo (Professor, Kyoto University)
Congress President, 2026
Seishi Ogawa (Professor, Kyoto University)
Number of members
8,151
Location
Kyoto City Subway, Karasuma Line, Tozai Line,
"Karasuma Oike Station"
Approx. 3 minute walk from 2nd exit
