The Japan Foundation offers several grant programs and fellowship opportunities in order to deepen the understanding of Japan in the United States. These programs support institutions, researchers, and students in the field of Japanese Studies.
Scholarship Details
- Supports institutions, researchers, and students in Japanese Studies
- Aims to promote academic exploration and understanding of Japan
- Programs include grants for conferences, colloquia, symposia, presentations, and lectures
- Priority given to projects with additional funding from non-Japan Foundation sources
- The number of awards varies based on program scope and applications
Eligibility Criteria
- Open to institutions, researchers, and graduate students in the field of Japanese Studies
- Projects must focus on enhancing and deepening the understanding of Japan
- Priority consideration for projects with supplementary funding from other sources
Application Process
- Identify a project or research focus that aligns with the Japan Foundation’s mission
- Prepare a detailed proposal outlining the project’s objectives, scope, and expected outcomes
- Include information about secured additional funding, if applicable
- Submit the application to the Japan Foundation by the specified deadline
- Await notification regarding the status of your proposal
Please include how the project will contribute to building Japanese Studies at your institution as well as projected impact on the larger field.
Please also include a detailed timeline of the planning stages through to completion, and when applicable, a schedule of events or itinerary.