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Nippon Club In 1905, Nippon Club was established by Dr. Jokichi Takamine, a famous chemist, to tighten the unity of the Japanese community and to develop a better relationship with the American People. For the last 100 years, Nippon Club, which is the only Japanese social club in the U.S., has contributed to the continued friendship, not to mention ongoing business and cultural exchange, between the two countries through various events, workshops and cultural classes. By holding various athletic events and cultural activities, as well as by providing the facilities where these events can occur, Nippon Club has cemented itself as one of New York 's oldest cultural institutions and it will continue to serve the community from the center of the world's most international metropolitan area.

Founded in 1904, Greater New York Hospital Association is a trade association representing more than 280 not-for-profit hospitals and continuing care facilities, both voluntary and public, in the metropolitan area and throughout the State, as well as in New Jersey, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. It offers education programs on a variety of topics, including charitable care, billing and finance issues, mental health laws, patient privacy, and emergency preparedness and disaster planning. The center provides information on various legal issues and interpretation of statutory and regulatory laws. It is affiliated with the Continuing Care Leadership Coalition. Its affiliated companies include GNYHA Ventures, GNYHA Services, Nexera and Innovatix. Additionally, it offers group purchasing and consultation services for care providers. The center is located in New York City.