Sister City Partnerships

Our Sister Cities

Nagaokakyo, Japan

Established in 1984, our partnership with Nagaokakyo has flourished for over four decades. This vibrant exchange program has brought students, educators, and community members together, fostering cultural appreciation and international collaboration. Each year, we welcome students from Nagaokakyo and send Arlington students to Japan, creating lifelong memories and global perspectives.
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Portarlington, Ireland

Arlington shares a sister city bond with Portarlington, Ireland, reflecting deep historical and cultural ties. As we continue to develop this partnership, we look forward to future collaborations that celebrate our shared heritage and create new opportunities for community engagement.

Teosinte, El Salvador

Through the Arlington-Teosinte Sister City Project, Arlington has cultivated a meaningful relationship with Teosinte, El Salvador. This connection focuses on solidarity, cultural understanding, and mutual support, highlighting the importance of grassroots international partnerships.

Expanding Our Global Connections
While Nagaokakyo remains our most active partnership, Arlington is committed to strengthening and expanding our Sister Cities program. By fostering these relationships, we open doors to new friendships, educational experiences, and cultural exchanges that benefit our entire community.