The Botanical Society of Japan is a professional organization dedicated to the study and promotion of botany in Japan. Founded in 1904, it aims to advance botanical research, education, and conservation. The society publishes the journal "Journal of Japanese Botany," which features research articles, reviews, and notes on various aspects of plant science. Members of the society include botanists, researchers, and students who share a common interest in plants. The organization also hosts conferences, workshops, and field trips to encourage collaboration and knowledge sharing among its members. Through these activities, the society contributes to the understanding and appreciation of Japan's rich plant diversity.