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Scholarships for
International
Students in Japan2018
-2019
EnglishCONTENTS
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How to use this pamphlet to special subjects related to the company, or to be provided to students from a
certain country or region with which the enterprise has exchanges.
Scholarships are arranged according to the name of foundations in Japanese
alphabetical order.
About the contents
5. Scholarships available abroad
[Which scholarships are listed?] Although most of the scholarships are available after coming to Japan, several
local governments, local international associations and private foundations accept
1. Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarships applications from overseas.
The Ministr y of Education, Culture, Spor ts, Science and Technology
(Monbukagakusho:MEXT) of the Japanese Gover nment has been inviting [Are scholarships by individual schools listed?]
international students to study in Japan at state expense since 1954. Applications
should be made through Japanese embassies or consulate-generals abroad or Scholarships and tuition reduction by individual schools are not included in this
Japanese universities. pamphlet.
Please contact your host schools you are (scheduled to be) enrolled in
2. Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) Scholarships directly.
Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed International (For your information)
Students has been provided by JASSO. http://www.jasso.go.jp/en/study_j/search/daigakukensaku.html
JASSO also offers Student Exchange Support Program (Scholarship for Short-
term Study in Japan) for those accepted by Japanese universities under student [Are scholarships and fellowships for researchers listed?]
exchange agreements or other student exchange arrangements with their home
universities. They are not included in this pamphlet.
Applications should be made through Japanese universities. Please contact your host institution directly, or visit the websites of Japan
Foundation Center (http://www.jfc.or.jp/eng/english-top/) and Japan
3. Local Governments / Local International Associations Scholarships Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)
Local governments and local international associations in Japan provide (https://www.jsps.go.jp/english/index.html).
scholarships to students living in their district as well as those who attending
schools in their district. [How old is the information?]
Scholarships are arranged according to the location of where the foundations are
located, from North to South of Japan. This pamphlet contains details of scholarships provided by various organizations
that responded to a questionnaire survey carried out by JASSO in February, 2018.
4. Private Foundations Scholarships Information is subject to change without notice. Please contact each foundation or
Private foundations scholarships are provided by private companies or your host school directly.
organizations.
Reflecting the objective and character of the company or organization,
scholarships are granted to students attending schools in a given district, or limitedApplication and screening [Submit the application]
Fill out the application form and submit it to the place according to Application
[Look for the scholarships which you are eligible for] column ( School , or Foundation ) along with other required documents (eg. a
curriculum vitae, a student registration certificate, a transcript, a recommendation
Check the eligibility such as school level, age, nationality, major, etc. Look from your academic supervisor, a health certificate, photographs, a copy of your
for those you are eligible for. Most of the scholarships are targeted for the resident card).
undergraduate and graduate students at universities.
[Screening process]
[Find out more in details]
Screening takes place in a variety of ways - on the basis of documents alone
Contact either School or Foundation according to the Inquiry column, and or written test (general education, knowledge on major, Japanese language
find out more in details and get an application form. proficiency, etc.), and interviews.
[Screening results]
Screening results will be notified to the applicants by the foundation or through
their host school.
Checking the information
*1 *2 Qualifier JC : Junior College Students *3 Y=Plural grants permitted, N=Not permitted
S : School HS : High School Students A : Auditors (Undergraduate) *4 Y=Applicable, N=Not applicable
F : Foundation CT : College of Technology Students U : Undergraduate Students *5 D : Document
PT : Professional Training College Students R : Research Students (Graduate) I : Interview
UJ : University Japanese Program Students M : Master's Program Students W : Written exam
JL : Japanese Language Institute Students D : Doctoral Program Students O : Others
*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Y N 80/M Minimum Feb. D, I 12 10/40
80/M years -Early Apr.
required for
M graduation/
S F
D completion
(maximun
period 2 y)
2Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho: MEXT) Scholarships
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I. Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarships
(1) Types and their conditions : There are seven types in Japanese Government Scholarships.
Type
Other Monthly Japanese
of Duration
Age Fields of Study Language Other
Scholarship Requirements Stipend Training
Young Leaders’ (1)(3)(4)(5) (1)School of Goverment (2)Business Administration University or college graduates who have ¥242,000 Not 1 year about 80
Program(YLP) under 40 (3)Law(4)Local Governance(5)Medical Administration practical work experience available
Students (2) Young public administrators, etc who are
under 35 expected to play active role in Asia and other
countries.
Research Students under 35 Applicant should apply for the field of study he/she studied at University or college graduates (or prospect) Non-degree 6 months about 2,500
(Graduate School the previous university or any related field. Those who have academic ability equal to that of students: (those with
Students & a university graduate ¥143,000 sufficient
Research Students) Master’s Japanese
Teacher Training Education University or teacher training college graduates course: ability are Up to 1.5 years about 100
Students who have over 5 years of experience as ¥144,000 exempted)
(1)teachers in active service of primary or Doctoral
secondary schools in their home countries, or course:
(2)teachers on teacher training shools (excluding ¥145,000
universities) in their home countries (Additional
stipend for
designated
area)
Undergraduate From 17 (1)Social Science and Humanities: Those who meet one of the following condition: ¥117,000 1 year *Transportation: 5 years about 150
Students to 21 A:Law, Politics, Pedagogy, Sociology, Literature, History, (1)Must have completed 12 years of school (Additional One round-trip ticket (7 years:
Japanese Language and others education or prospect stipend for Medicine,
B:Economics, Business Administration (2)Must have completed an educational course designated Dentistry,
(2)Natural Sciences: at a school equivalent to a high school or area) * Tuition: Veterinary,
A:Science (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry), Electric prospect Exemption of Pharmaceutical
& Electronic Studies (Electronics, Electrical Eng., (3)Other than the qualifications in (1) and (2) examination, entrance and Sciences of 6
Information Eng.), Mechanical Studies (Mechanical Eng., above, must have qualifications deemed to be tuition fee year system)
Naval Architecture), Civil Eng., and Architecture (Civil suitable for enrollment in a Japanese university
Eng., Architecture, Environmental Eng.), Chemical Studies at the time of application
(Applied Chemistry, Chemical Eng., Industrial Chemistry,
Textile Eng.), Other fields (Metallurgical Eng., Mining
Eng., Maritime Engineering, Biotechnology)
B:Agricultural Studies (Agriculture, Agricultural Chemistry,
Agricultural Eng., Animal Science, Veterinary Medicine,
Forestry, Food Science, Fisheries) Hygienic Studies
(Pharmacy, Hygienics, Nursing), Science (Biology)
C:Medicine, Dentistry
College of Mechanical Eng., Electrical and Electronic Eng., Information, Those who have completed secondary school 4 years about 50
Technology Communication and Network Eng., Materials Eng., (11 years or longer curriculum starting at (4.5 yrs:
Students Architecture and Civil Eng., Maritime Eng., Other Fields elementary school) or prospect Marine
Eng.)
Specialized Training (1)Technology (2)Personal Care and Nutrition (3)Education Those who have completed 12 years of regular 3 years about 50
College Students and Welfare (4)Business (5)Fashion and Home Economics (6) school education or prospect
Culture and General Education (7)Other Fields
Japanese Studies From 18 Japanese Studies (Japanese Language, Affairs and Culture) Applicants must be undergraduates at Not 1 school year about 500
Students to 29 foreign(non Japanese) universities majoring available
fields related to the Japanese language or
Japanese culture at the time of arriving and
leaving Japan.
The monetary amount and quota each year may be subject Research Students : Up to 2 years
to change due to budgetary reasons. Graduate School Students : A period to complete regular course (standard course term).
(Plus a 6-month Japanese language training period for Grantee who needs such training)(2) Application Procedure MEXT as research students, undergraduate students or Japanese studies students. MEXT
Embassy Recommendation (Application through Japanese embassies) confers with the selection committee, and then makes its selections. For further details,
candidates should contact their current school of enrollment.
Recruiting covers all scholarship categories. However, because recruiting targets will
differ by country and region, potential applicants should check closely with the Japanese -2 Domestic Selection (selection of privately financed students already in
embassy in their own specific country or region. Japan)
The initial screening is comprised of a document inspection, a written test and an Targeted under this categor y are privately financed students currently studying at
interview. Subjects of the written test vary somewhat by country and region, but generally Japanese universities. Qualified are fourth-year students expected to advance to regular
consist of the following. Master's program student status, or Master's or Doctoral students expected to remain as
regular students for one year or longer. Applicants with excellent academic records are
chosen to attend from the new school year as research students.
For further details, candidates should contact their current school of enrollment.
Applicants must pass this first stage and then a second stage of screening by MEXT
(document screening) before a final decision is made.
The general flow of an application is as follows.
Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho: MEXT) Scholarships
The local Japanese embassies conduct their screening on the basis of these test results,
and then make their recommendations to MEXT. MEXT confers with the selection
committee, deliberates with the host schools, and then makes its final selections. While
candidates may express their preferences for specific schools of study, the final decision
will be made by MEXT.
For further details, candidates should contact the Japanese embassy in their own specific
country or region.
Application through Japanese Universities
-1 University Recommendation (selection of new applicants before they
arrive in Japan)
Based on the university exchange agreement, Japanese universities conduct their
examinations of the international student candidates, with recommendations made to
4Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho: MEXT) Scholarships
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For Young Leaders Program, the recruitment will be conducted through the embassies
of Japan in target countries upon the recommendation of recommending authorities. Initial
selection will be made through document screening, inter viewing, essay writing, etc..
The second selection will be done by YLP Committee set in MEXT, and hence the final
decision on candidates.
(3) Recruiting, Arrival in Japan
The recruiting period will differ by country and region, although the following timing
normally applies.
Recruiting Arrival in Japan
Category
period (scholarship payment start-up)
April, September or October of
Research Students
following year
Mar.
Undergraduate Students April of following year
September or October of following
Embassy Teacher Training Students Nov.-Dec.
year
Recommendation
College of Technology Students
Specialized Training College Mar. April of following year
Students
Japanese Studies Students September or October of following
Nov.-Dec.
Japanese Studies Students year
University
Recommendation April, September or October of
Research Students Nov.-Dec.
following year
Domestic Selection Research Students Oct.-Nov. April of following year
(4) Plural Grants
The recipients of Japanese Government Scholarships are not able to receive any other
scholarships .II. Scholarships by JASSO
1. Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed International Students
JASSO offers Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed International Students for international students who are accepted by a Japanese university, graduate school,
junior college, college of technology, specialized training college, university preparatory course designated by Monbukagakusho:MEXT, or Japanese language institution (hereinafter
refered to as school(s)).
(1) Qualifications and contents of scholarship
The qualifications do not include the age limit, designated Japanese schools to attend nor designated courses to major in Japan.
(FY 2018)
Qualifications and conditions
Monthly Payment Application No. of No. of
Academic level Plural grants and limits Payment requirements stipend period period Grantees Grantees
Graduate school student (Doctoral course, Master's course) Students do not receive a Written recommendation by attending school.
Research student (kenkyu-sei) scholarship from another College student visa status required.
Undergraduate student institution that does not Students except Japanese government scholarship
Junior college student allow plural grants of the students and foreign government sponsored
College of technology student (3rd grade or upper) Honors Scholarship students.
Late March
Specialized training college (post secondary course) student Students do not receive Students have a will to cooperate the survey of ¥48,000 1 year
-early May To be
Preparatory Japanese language course by private university and scholarship for Short- academic and carrier status after scholarship (From April to 7,870
(Period varies from determined
junior college student term Study in Japan payment. March)
school to school)
Advanced course by university, junior college and college of Student Exchange Students should meet the required grade point.
technology student Support Program by Monthly allowance from family should not exceed
University preparatory course student JASSO ¥90,000.
The annual income of a students supporter
Japanese language institution student residing in Japan may not exceed ¥5,000,000. ¥30,000
(2) How to apply (3) Notification of result
Applications for the Honors Scholarship will be accepted through schools ( ). After its screening process, JASSO will notify students through the school of the result
The applicants must apply to the school office according to their rule ( ) to have them ( ).
recommend to JASSO that they are qualified to receive an Honors Scholarship ( ). The
Scholarships by JASSO
applicants must contact the schools to confirm the application procedure. The process from filling an application through to result notification is shown as follows.
Information on the reservation program based on scores of Examination for Japanese
University Admission for International Students (EJU) is available at JASSO's website
(http://www.jasso.go.jp/en/study_j/scholarships/scholarship/shoureihi/yoyakuseido/
index.html) or Application forms for EJU (http://www.jasso.go.jp/en/eju/index.html).
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Student Exchange Support Program (Scholarship for Short-term Study in Japan)
JASSO offers scholarship for qualified international students who are accepted by a Japanese university, graduate school, junior college, college of technology 3rd grade or upper or
professional training collegehereinafter referred to as Japanese school under a student exchange agreement or other student exchange arrangement on a short-term basis from 8 days
to one year between Japanese school and their home higher educational institution outside Japanhereinafter referred to as home school.
Scholarships by JASSO
(1) Qualifications and contents of scholarship (FY 2018)
No. of
Qualifications and conditions Countries Monthly stipend Duration
Grantees
Students enrolled in a regular course of study in a higher educational institution outside Japan. All countries that have
Students accepted by Japanese school under a student exchange agreement or other student exchange arrangement with their home school. diplomatic relations with
5,000
Students demonstrating excellent academic and personal records at their home school. Japan
¥80,000 8 days to 12 months (expected number)
Students not having the financial means to study in Japan. applicants from Taiwan
Students, upon termination of the period of study in Japan, will complete their studies at their home school. and Palestine are
Students eligible for 'College Student Visa'.For study in Japan for 90 days or less, Japanese school will arrange the status of residence. acceptable
(2) From application to result notification The general flow is as follows.
Applications for the scholarship will be accepted through Japanese school. Direct
applications from home higher educational institutions outside Japan or students will not
be accepted.
Japan Student Ser vices Organization JASSO , upon screening the application
documents submitted by Japanese school, will decide the programs and the number of
recipients and notice the results to Japanese school.
The recruiting period and selection method of exchange students are different from
each school and each program. For further information and inquiry, applicants are advised
to ask each Japanese school or home school.
(3) Starting time of scholarship period
Students must start the study-in-Japan program at the Japanese school within the period
designated by the Japanese schoolfrom April 1, 2018 to March 31, 2019 .III. Scholarships by Local Governments and Local International Associations
*1 *2 Qualifier JC : Junior College Students *3 Y=Plural grants permitted, N=Not permitted
S : School HS : High School Students A : Auditors (Undergraduate) *4 Y=Applicable, N=Not applicable
F : Foundation CT : College of Technology Students U : Undergraduate Students *5 D : Document
PT : Professional Training College Students R : Research Students (Graduate) I : Interview
UJ : University Japanese Program Students M : Master's Program Students W : Written exam
Ⅲ .Scholarships by Local Governments and Local International Associations
JL : Japanese Language Institute Students D : Doctoral Program Students O : Others
*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Hokkaido International Hokkaido Gov. Annex Bld. West 7
Exchange & Cooperation North 3 Chuo-ward,
Center Sapporo-city, Hokkaido 060-0003 Scholarships from
R
Tel 011-221-7840 Fax 011-221-7845 host university and 15/M 1y 50 50
1 S S M Hokkaido pref. N N May-June D
host local government (2017) (Apr.-Mar.) (2017) (grantees)
D
www.hiecc.or.jp are not prohibited
Foreign Student Scholarship intc@hiecc.or.jp
Kitami City Citizen Environment Department
Kitami City Office Kita-2-jo,
PT 1y
Higashi 1-11 Kitami-City, Hokkaido
JC (Apr.-Mar.)
Kitami City Scholarship for 090-8501
U Kitami city, (Scholarship
2 Foreign Students Tel 0157-25-1105 Fax 0157-25-1016 F F N N Kitami city residents 200/Y Late May D 15 15/20
R Hokkaido payment in
M July and
www.city.kitami.lg.jp/docs/2606/
D Dec.)
shiminkatsudo@city.kitami.lg.jp
Iwate International Association Aina 5F, 1-7-1 Moriokaekinishitori,
Morioka, Iwate 020-0045 CT(3-) Students interested in
Tel 019-654-8900 Fax 019-654-8922 JC intercultural activities
20/M 1y 10
3 S S U Iwate pref. Y N Recommendation from Mar. D, I 10/18
TBA (Apr.-Mar.) TBA
www.iwate-ia.or.jp M designated schools
iwateint@iwate-ia.or.jp D required
Ohtawara-city 5-1081,Yuzukami, Ohtawara-city University
International
Board of Education Tochigi 324-0492 recommendation
F University of
Tel 0287-98-7111 required 1y
4 S U(1-6) Health and Y 10/M Apr.-Mar. D About 30 24/24
Legally registered as (Apr.-Mar.)
S Welfare
Ohtawara-city Foreign residents of Ohtawara
(Ohtawara City)
Student Scholarship city
Shinjuku-ku Shinjuku City Office, 1-4-1, Kabuki- Shinjuku Residents
cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-8484 who have studied at
PT (2-) 1y
Tel 03-5273-3504 Fax 03-5273-3590 eligible schools for
F JC (2) (Scholarship
Foreign Student Scholarship Shinjuku City, one year or longer
5 S U (2-) Y N 240/Y payment in Late May D About 15 15/38
Tokyo and are planning to
S M (2) July and
continue their studies
D (2-) Dec.)
for at least one year
8*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
9
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Kawasaki International Kawasaki International Association Privately financed
Association 2-2 Kizuki, Gion-cho, Nakahara-ku, students in Kawasaki.
Kawasaki-city, Kanagawa 211-0033 School
Tel 044-435-7000 Fax 044-435-7010 recommendation
CT
Financial Assistance Program required.
PT
for Foreign Students www.kian.or.jp Student who resides
JC Kawasaki city, Y Apr.- mid of
6 kiankawasaki@kian.or.jp S S N and can participate 100/Y 1y D 30 30/37
U Kanagawa N:MEXT May
in the international
Ⅲ .Scholarships by Local Governments and Local International Associations
M
exchange activities in
D
Kawasaki.
Students who live in
Kawasaki
Toyama International Center Toyama International Center Students living in
Foundation Foundation Tower 111, 4th floor Toyama prefecture
10/M(1st
5-5 Ushijimashin-machi, Toyama-city who have completed
Y year
Toyama 930-0856 the procedure of
CT less than students),
Toyama International Tel 076-444-2500 Fax 076-444-2600 notification such as
JL 10/M 3/M
Exchange Scholarship place of residence,
JC (First (Japanese 1y Apr.- end of
7 www.tic-toyama.or.jp F S Toyama pref. N enrollment of D Not fixed 258/258
U Year) Language (Apr.-Mar.) May
tic@tic-toyama.or.jp Japanese educational
M N Institute
institutions, those who
D (Second Students),
are planning to go to
Year) 50/M
college or graduate
(others)
school
Ishikawa-Pref. International Exchange Division Students who live in
Ishikawa Prefectural Government Ishikawa, plan to attend
1-1 Kuratsuki, Kanazawa-city, university until the last
Ishikawa Prefectural Ishikawa 920-8580 month of the scholarship
Scholarship for Privately Tel 076-225-1381 Fax 076-225-1383 (March), and satisfy one
Financed Foreign Students of the following terms
CT
www.pref.ishikawa.lg.jp/kokusai/ (1)Students who have
UJ
ryugaku/ studied at university in
PT
e200500@pref.ishikawa.lg.jp F Y Ishikawa for less than 120
JC 1y
8 S Ishikawa pref. 20/M N one year 20/M June D (1)100 120/120
U (Apr.-Mar.)
S (2)Degree students (2)20
R
who are expected to
M
graduate from university
D
in Ishikawa next year and
actively joined community
or international exchange
activity while they were
at university
Education Board of Fukuroi (1)Lifelong Education Division, The
City Board of Education of Fukuroi City
1-1-1 Araya, Fukuroi city, Shizuoka Apply with
437-8666 a form by
Shizuoka Institute Privately financed Up to
Fukuroi Academic Exchange Tel 0538-44-3197 Fax 0538-44-3228 Education Limited
U South Korea of Science and students who study at graduation
9 Fund (2)Shizuoka Institute of Science and S S Y N Up to 30/M At anytime Board of by 4/4
M China Technology S.I.S.T. more than 6 /completion
Technology Fukuroi budgets
(S.I.S.T) months of S.I.S.T.
2200-2 Toyosawa, Fukuroi city, City and
Shizuoka 437-8555 S.I.S.T
Tel 0538-45-0111 Fax 0538-45-0110
Iwata City City Hall 3-1 Kounodai, Iwata-city, Selected
Shizuoka 438-8650 by
Partially
Tel 0538-37-4811 Fax 0538-32-2353 Shizuoka Sangyo 1y Shizuoka
10 S S U disapproved N Up to 10/M May 31 all 30/30
University (Apr.-Mar.) Sangyo
Up to 10/M
chiiki-ohen@city.iwata.lg.jp University*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Mie International Exchange UST TSU 3F700 Hadokoro-cho, Tsu-
Foundation city, Mie 514-0009 CT(4-) Minimum
Ⅲ .Scholarships by Local Governments and Local International Associations
Tel 059-223-5006 Fax 059-223-5007 JC Under 40 Tuition fee years
Mar. 5 Less than
11 F S U (As of Mie pref. Y N (Up to 600/ required for W, D, I 5/19
-Apr. 20 5
Mie Prefectural scholarship www.mief.or.jp M Apr.1) Y) graduation
for Foreign Students mief@mief.or.jp D /completion
Shiga Intercultural Association Piazza 2F 1-1-20 Nionohama, Otsu-
JC
for Globalization city, Shiga 520-0801
A
Tel 077-526-0931 Fax 077-510-0601 F
U Y Privately financed
12 S Shiga pref. N 20/M 1y May-June D Not fixed 10/17
R 20/M students in Shiga pref.
www.s-i-a.or.jp S
M
info@s-i-a.or.jp
D
Kyoto City International 2-1 Torii-cho, Awatagushi, Sakyo-
Foundation ward, Kyoto 606-8536
U(2-)
( www.kcif.or.jp/ Kyoto city, Privately financed 1y Mid Apr.- About 5
13 S S M Asia N N 50/M D, I 5/18
office@kcif.or.jp Kyoto students only (Apr.-Mar.) Early May people
D
Scholarship Fund
Hyogo International 2F IHD Center, 1-5-1 Wakinohama- The application is
CT(4-)
Association kaigan-dori, Chuo-ward, Kobe-city, accepted through the
JC
Hyogo 651-0073 school 136/136
U General entry:-
Tel 078-230-3262 Fax 078-230-3280 (2017)
M Emerging Asian General
Hyogo Scholarship for
D countries entry:1y
Privately Financed Students www.hyogo-ip.or.jp
regional entry: Emerging
Y Those who
14 S S Asian Hyogo pref. Japanese N 30/M Asian June D Not fixed
48/M planning to enter an
Countries(Except language countries
for China, undergraduate or regional
course of
Hongkong, graduate school entry:2y 9/9
PT special
Taiwan, Korea) The application is (2017)
training
accepted through the
school in
school
Hyogo
Kobe International Center 2F Boeki Center Building, 5-1-14,
for Cooperation and Hamabe-dori, Chuo-ward, Kobe,
Communication Hyogo 651-0083
Tel 078-291-0641 Fax 078-291-0691
Priority will be given
U(3-4)
Kobe city, to S.East Asian Feb.-
15 www.kicc.jp/index_en.html S S M N N 80/M 1y D, I 30 30/93
Hyogo students for 5 of the Mid Mar.
Kobe International Students D
30 grantees
Scholarship
(Kobe/Sugawara
Scholarship)
Himeji-shi Himeji City Office 4-1 Yasuda, Minimum
JC
Himeji-city, Hyogo 670-8501 years
U
Tel 079-221-2596 Himeji city, required for
16 S S R Y N 20/M Apr. D Not fixed 2/2
Foreign Student Scholarship Hyogo graduation/
M
completion
D
Kato-shi 50 Yashiro, Kato-city, Hyogo 673-
Students who live
1493
in Kato city and
Tel 0795-43-0388 Fax 0795-42-5633 F F U
participate in the
17 Scholarship for Foreign M N N 15/M 1y Apr. -May D, I 4 3/3
international activities
Students www.city.kato.lg.jp S S D
in a community
kokusaikoryu@city.kato.lg.jp
10*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
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Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Shimane International Center 369-1Higashitsuda-cho, Matsue- CT
city, Shimane 690-0011 PT
Tel 0852-31-5056 Fax 0852-31-5055 JC
Mid Apr.- Maximum
18 Foreign Students Scholarship S S U Shimane pref. N N 20/M 1y D 9/23
Late May 10
www.sic-info.org R
admin@sic-info.org M
D
Hamada International 4F Hamada City Office, 1, Tono-
Ⅲ .Scholarships by Local Governments and Local International Associations
Association machi, Hamada-city, Shimane 697-
U
8501 Decided
R The U of 1y
19 Tel 0855-24-1241 Fax 0855-23-4040 S S N N 50/M by U of D 3 3/3
M Shimane (Apr.-Mar.)
International Students Shimane
D
Scholaship Program
Kurashiki-shi International Affairs Section,
Kurashiki City Office 640 Nishi-
nakashinden, Kurashiki-city,
All
Kurashiki City Financial Okayama 710-8565 JC(1) Kurashiki city, Students in Kurashiki 12/14
20 S S Y N 10/M 1y Apr. /Sep. D persons
Aid for Privately Financed Tel 086-426-3015 Fax 086-426-4095 U(1) Okayama city
eligible
Students
intntnl@city.kurashiki.okayama.jp
Hiroshima International Center Hiroshima Crystal Plaza 6F 8-18
Nakamachi, Naka-Ku, Hiroshima
CT Apr.-
730-0037 30/M 1y D About 50 54/158
JC Mid May
Scholarship Programs Tel 082-541-3777 Fax 082-243-2001
General Information 082-541-3888 U
21 S S Hiroshima pref. N N
R
Scholarship for new and M Students who have
hic@hiroshima-ic.or.jp Apr.-
transferring international D newly arrived from
30/M 6m Mid May D 20 19/50
students overseas or other
Oct.
prefectures
Hiroshima Peace Culture 1-5 Nakajima-cho, Naka-ku,
Foundation Hiroshima-city, Hiroshima 730-0811
U
Tel 082-242-8879 Fax 082-242-7452 Hiroshima city
R Hiroshima city,
22 F S N N residents 30/M 1y Apr. D 30 30/72
M Hiroshima
www.pcf.city.hiroshima.jp/ircd/
D
internat@pcf.city.hiroshima.jp
Nankoku-shi 2301 Oosoneko, Nankoku-city, Kochi
CT
783-8501
F U
Tel 088-880-6553 Fax 088-863-1167 Students who live in
23 S R Kochi pref. N N 9/M 1y June D 7 4/4
Nankoku City Scholarship Nankoku city
S M
D
Fukuoka International Exchange ACROS Fukuoka 1-1-1 Tenjin, Chuo-
Y
Foundation ku, Fukuoka-city, Fukuoka 810-0001 Fukuoka pref.
CT Single
Tel 092-725-9201 Fax 092-725-9206 (Except Fukuoka Mid Apr.
JC 20/M D 20 20/216
city and some -Mid May
U Family
Foreign Student Scholarship www.kokusaihiroba.or.jp/english/ S S designated cities) 20/M 1y
R 40/M
project/infomation/support.html
M
The Asia-Fukuoka Foster- D
24 Parents Scholarship Asia Fukuoka pref. Y N Apr.-May D, I Not fixed 41/127
University-Corporate Exact duration to be
scholarship for International JC determined by the
students in Fukuoka U decided by benefactor
S S R university and Fukuoka pref. Y decided by university and sponsor D, I Not fixed 2/2
M sponsor
D*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Fukuoka City International Fukuoka City International Center
Foundation 1F, 4-1, Tenyamachi, Hakata-ku,
Ⅲ .Scholarships by Local Governments and Local International Associations
( Fukuoka-city, Fukuoka 812-0025 JC
Tel 092-262-1744 Fax 092-262-2700 Students who can Mid Apr.-
U Fukuoka
N interact with citizens 20/M Late May Not fixed 92/97
M Metropolitan Area 1y
Fukuoka City Rainbow www.rainbowfla.or.jp in Fukuoka
D as a general
Scholarship for International F rule
25 Students S N D, I
Yokatopia Scholarship for S U
Fukuoka Students who want to Apr.- 7
International Students M 60/M 5/21
Metropolitan Area (Conditional) work in Fukuoka Early May (planned)
D
Future Development
U Dependant 8/18
Scholarship for International Mid Apr.-
M Dependant on individual scholarship 300-500/Y on individual Not fixed (only new
Students Late May
D scholarship applicants)
Kitakyushu International COMCITY 3rd fl., 3-15-3 Kurosaki,
Association Yahatanishi-ward, Kitakyushu-city, CT(4-5) Y
Fukuoka 806-0021 JC Single
Tel 093-643-5931 Fax 093-643-6466 A 50/M
Kitakyushu city, Mid May 3 2/8
26 Sekihara Dalian International S S U Dalian in China One who N 20/M 1y D, I
Fukuoka -Mid June (planned)
Students' Scholarship www.kitaq-koryu.jp/ R lives with
kia@kitaq-koryu.jp M family
D 100/M
Kurume Bureau of Tourism Kurumeria 6F 3-11 Mutsumon-
and International Exchange machi, Kurume, Fukuoka 830-0031 CT
Tel 0942-31-1717 Fax 0942-31-3210 JC
U 1y
www.kurume-hotomeki.jp R
200/Y
(July-Mar.)
May-June Selected, 20 20/24
Kurume Scholarship for ktie@ktarn.or.jp M applied
27 F S Kurume, Fukuoka N N
Foreign Students D through
School
Kurume Encouragement UJ
Japanese 1y
Subsidy for Foreign Students JL 10/Y Oct. 40 40/40
Language (Jan.)
PT
Nagasaki International 2-11Dejima-machi, Nagasaki-city,
Association Nagasaki 850-0862 CT Students who have
Tel 095-823-3931 Fax 095-822-1551 JC been enrolled in or will
28 S S U Nagasaki pref. Y N be enrolled at a school 15/M 1y Aug.-Oct. D 8 8/8
Scholarships for Private www.nia.or.jp M in Nagasaki pref. for at
Students nia@nia.or.jp D least 2 years
Oita-ken International Policy Division, Oita CT(4-5)
Prefectural Government 3-1-1 JC
29 Ohte-machi, Oita-city, Oita 870-8501 S S U Oita pref. N N Students living in Oita 30/M 1y Apr.-May D 80 80/80
Foreign Student Scholarship
Tel 097-506-2045 M
a10140@pref.oita.lg.jp D
Kagoshima Prefectural 10-1 Kamoike-shimmachi
Government Kagoshima-city 890-8577 CT(4-)
Tel 099-286-2306 Fax 099-286-5522 JC Privately financed
Kagoshima pref. 1y
30 S S U N N students 20/M Apr.-May D 10 10/28
The Scholarship for Privately (Apr.-Mar.)
kouryuu@pref.kagoshima.lg.jp M living in Kagoshima
Financed Foreign Students D
in Kagoshima
Satsuma sendai-shi 3-22 Kanda-cho, Satsumasendai-city,
Kagoshima 895-8650 Students who will
Tel 0996-23-5111 (ext.4351) Satsumasendai enroll at a school in
31 Satsumasendai City S S U city, Y N Satsumasendai for 10/M 1y At anytime D 9 9/9
Scholarship for Foreign www.city.satsumasendai.lg.jp Kagoshima 1 year, and live in
Students global@city.satsumasendai.lg.jp Satsumasendai 1213
IV. Scholarships by Private Foundations
*1 *2 Qualifier JC : Junior College Students *3 Y=Plural grants permitted, N=Not permitted
S : School HS : High School Students A : Auditors (Undergraduate) *4 Y=Applicable , N=Not applicable
F : Foundation CT : College of Technology Students U : Undergraduate Students *5 D : Document
PT : Professional Training College Students R : Research Students (Graduate) I : Interview
UJ : University Japanese Program Students M : Master's Program Students W : Written exam
JL : Japanese Language Institute Students D : Doctoral Program Students O : Others
*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Ⅳ．Scholarships by Private Foundations
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
The Asahi Glass Foundation 2nd Floor, Science Plaza 5-3,
Yonbancho Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 29 designated
102-0081 For the
Thailand, universties
Tel +81 3 5275-0620 M 100/M maximum Mar.
1 S S Indonesia,China, (Consult the N N D, I 14
Fax +81 3 5275-0871 D of 2y for M -Mid Apr.
Korea international
www.af-info.or.jp/ and 3y for D
student adviser)
scholarship@af-info.or.jp
Association for Asian 5-2-32 Minamiazabu, Minato-ward,
Educational Exchange (AEE) Tokyo 106-0047 16 universities
Tel 03-5424-0006 Fax 03-5424-0008 (Consult the Jan. Not yet
2 S S M under 35 China Social Science N N 120/M 1-2y D, I Some
international -Early Mar. determined
aeetabko@blue.ocn.ne.jp student adviser)
The Asian Foundation for 1-9-8-2F Kukuchi Amagasaki-city
International Scholarship Hyogo 661-0977 U under 30
Interchange Tel 06-6493-6257 Fax 06-6493-6257 60/M
Consult the
3 S S M Asia international N N 1y Dec.-Jan. D, I, W Some 9/85
www.chuken.org student adviser
info@chuken.org under 35
D 70/M
Friends of Asian Students c/o Kan Hayashi 3-15-25 Ishigami, In principle, applicants
FAS Niiza-shi, Saitama 352-0033 must either be studying
Tel 042-473-6397 Universities, at the institutions in, or
colleges, junior residing in south-western
PT
Scholarship for Privately www.geocities.jp/asianogakusei/ colleges and/ Y parts of Saitama-pref. or
4 F F JC Asia N 240/Y 1y May 31 D, I 1-2 3/17
Financed Asian Students asianogakusei@yahoo.co.jp or vocational 350 vicinity, along the Tobu-
U
colleges in Kanto Tojo Line, having strong
area interest in taking part in
FAS's activities
Atsumi International 3-5-8 Sekiguchi, Bunkyo-ward,
Foundation Tokyo 112-0014
Tel 03-3943-7612 Fax 03-3943-1512
D (final Sep. 1-
5 F F Kanto area N N 200/M 1y D, I 12 12/99
year) Sep. 30
www.aisf.or.jp
aisf-office@aisf.or.jp
Iizuka Takeshi Scholarship Iizuka Takeshi Scholarship Scholarships
Foundation 1758 Tsuruta-cho, Utsunomiya-city, are available
Tochigi 320-8644 while in
Tel 028-649-2121 Fax 028-649-1103 U university
30 or Late Jan.- A few
6 F S M Tochigi pref. Y N 45/M and can D, I 4/16
under Early Feb. students
www.iizuka-takeshi-ikuei.or.jp/ D continue
itsf@tkc.co.jp through
graduate
school*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Ishidsu Shun Memorial Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, 37 Universites
Scholarship Limited 3-33-1 Shiba, Minato-ward from Kanto
Tokyo 105-8574 including
Submission of
Tel 03-5232-8910 Fax 03-5232-8919 Shizuoka and to
Medical documents about a 2y Early Apr.-
7 S S D(3) the north. Y N 100/M D 5 6/14
Science study theme and the (Apr.-) Early May
(Consult the
plan is required
international
student adviser)
Ichihara International c/o D-Museum 1-22 Kamotsukicho,
Scholarship Foundation Nakamura-ward, Nagoya-city, Aichi
453-0843 F U 1y
Early July-
8 Tel 052-413-6777 Fax 052-413-3838 S M Aichi pref. N N 50/M (paid every D 20 20/44
Oct. 15
S D 3 month)
www.ichihara-isf.or.jp
ITO Foundation for 5F BABA Bldg. 3-8-4 Nishi-Shinjuku,
International Education Shinjuku-ward, Tokyo 160-0023 Y
Exchange Scholarships for Tel 03-3299-7872 Fax 03-3299-7871 Desirably Spouse of
9 F F M(1) N 180/M Within 2y Oct. 1-31 D, I About 10 12/166
Ⅳ．Scholarships by Private Foundations
Foreign Students under 30 Japanese
www.itofound.or.jp National
INOAC International Education 2-13-4 Meiekiminami, Nakamura-ku
and Scholarship Foundation Nagoya, Aichi 450-0003 Non-Japanese students
Tel 050-3135-9897 Fax 052-581-4726 U who are attending a
10 S S M N N university or graduate 50/M 2y Sep.-Oct. D, W, I About 10 9/120
www.inoac-scholarship.jp/eng/ D school in Japan.
index.html
Iwaki Scholarship Foundation 4-8-2 Nihonbashi-honcho, Chuo- About 5
ward, Tokyo 103-8403 designated
Tel 03-3231-9907 universities in Medical
M Desirably Kanto region Sciences, Nov. 1
11 S S Asian countries N N 100/M 2y(Apr.-) D, I 2-3 2/8
D under 30 (Consult the Pharmaceutics, -Dec. 31
international Chemistry
student adviser)
The Iwatani Naoji Foundation Yaesu h+BLDG. 3F, 2-4-11, Yaesu ,
Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0028 M under 30
Tel 03-6225-2400 Fax 03-3231-7070
The Iwatani International East Asia, Natural 150/M 1y
12 N N Dec. 1-20 D, I 15 15/300
Scholarships www.iwatani-foundation.or.jp/ Southeast Asia Science Other (Apr.-)
haga@iwatani.co.jp
D under 35
Iwadare Scholarship Iwadare Scholarship Foundation,
Foundation Osaka Office 1-8 Yamada-oka Suita,
Osaka 565-0871, Japan
Tel 06-6879-2911 Fax 06-6879-2913
13 S S D Oral Biology Y N 50/M 1y Apr.-June D 10 9/40
Iwadare Scholarship
Inner Trip Foundation 1-9-8 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo 30 or
106-0041 U(3-4)
under
Tel 03-3585-2533 Fax 03-5563-2547 Southeast Asia, Tokyo Y Recomendation from 2y(22m) Apr. 1-
14 F S N 50/M I 7 5/22
Latin America metropolitan area 50/M the university (June-) May 16
M 35 or
D under
1415
*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
The Urakami Scholarship Ryobi Limited 762 Mesaki-cho,
Foundation Fuchu-shi, Hiroshima 726-8628
Tel 0847-41-1140 Fax 0847-41-5111
School
M 35 or China(Dalian) Hiroshima U Hiroshima
15 www.ryobi-group.co.jp/ S S N N recommendation 100/M 1y Oct. D, I 2/2
D under Thailand U2
urakamishougakukai/ required
urakamishougakukai@ryobi-group.
co.jp
NEC C&C Foundation 5-7-1 Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108- Computers,
Ⅳ．Scholarships by Private Foundations
NEC C&C 8001 Communications
Tel 03-3457-7711 Fax 03-3798-7818 and electron
40 or Mid July-
16 Grants for Non-Japanese F F D devices, and Y N 125/M 1y D, I 3 3/24
under End of Sep.
Researchers www.candc.or.jp/ their integrated
technologies
The Emori Asian Student NICCA CHEMICAL Co., Ltd. 4-23-1
U(1-4) under 30 Students who are 50/M 7/9
Scholarship Foundation Bunkyo, Fukui-city, Fukui 910-8670 National and
already or to be 1y 16
17 Tel 0776-25-8550 Fax 0776-25-4798 S S Asia public universities N N Apr. D, I
M(1-2) enrolled in school as (Apr.-Mar.) (planned)
under 35 in Fukui pref. 60/M 9/15
D(1-4) of Apr. 1
(NPO) LSH Asia scholarship Rm47, Kyodo-bldg., 2-2-17 Soto- Officially
(NPO) kanda, Chiyoda-ward, Tokyo 101- accredited
0021 Japanese language
Tel 03-5295-0252 Fax 03-5295-0266 institutes
accepting students
www.lsh-asia.org (except
5m (Aug.-
lsh-asia-shogakukai@isis.ocn.ne.jp Department of 20/M O
18 S S JL Asia N N Dec.) July 1-31 about 55 54/70
special courses (Essay)
of Japanese
language attached
to universities,
Japanese language
of special schools)
Otsuka Toshimi Scholarship 3-2-27 Otedori, Chuo-ku, Osaka-city Fields directly 90
about 45 2000/Y, Oct.- 90
Foundation Osaka 540-0021 38 or related to Human (expected
S S M designated N N 1500/Y, 1y Eary Dec. D, I (grantees)
Tel 06-6105-0870 under Health(Medicine, number)
D universities 1000/Y
Dentistry,
www.otsukafoundation.org/english/ Pharmacology,
index.html Biology, 2000/Y,
19 Engineering, 1500/Y,
Nutrition, 1000/Y 90
U Apr. 1 -
38 or Physical (in the case (expected 81/486
F F M Y N 1y May 1 D, I
under Education), of plural number)
D
Business grants 500/
Administration Y)
Odakyu Foundation 1-8-3 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ward,
Tokyo 160-8309 3 designated
Tel 03-3349-2473 Fax 03-3349-2499 S universities 3
M
20 S (Contact the Y N 30/M 2y Apr.-May D (Designated 2/2
D
www.odakyu-zaidan.or.jp/ F Foundation) Schools)
o-zaidan@odakyu-dentetsu.co.jp
Kajima Ikueikai 6-5-11 Akasaka, Minato-ward, Tokyo Civil
107-8348 U of Tokyo, Tokyo engineering, School
21 Tel 03-5544-1650 Fax 03-5544-1722 S S M(1) Under 30 I of Technology Architectural Y N recommendation 100/M 2y Apr. 1-30 I, D 4 2/2
engineering required*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Kashiyama Scholarship Please contact your school directly U of Tokyo, Tokyo
Foundation M(1) under 30 U of Foreign
School
Studies, Sophia U, Apr. 1
22 S S Asia, Pacific area N N recommendation 120/M Within 2y D, I 7 7/7
Keio U, Waseda U, -May 15
required
D(2) under 35 Osaka U, Kyoto U
Kato Asao International Shanbo-ru Imadegawa, 156
Scholarship Foundation Higashijouzenji-cho, Kamigyo-ward, U(3-4) under 30 Aichi Gakuin 120/M
Kyoto-city, Kyoto 602-8468 U, Osaka U of
Tel 075-414-0550 Fax 075-414-0555 Commerce, Kyoto
U of Foreign
M(1-2) under 30 Studies 130/M
Up to 2y
Kyoto U, Kyoto (Minimum
D(1-3) I of Technology, year needed
F D(1-4) Kyoto City U of School to complete
Early Mar. 17
23 S For those Asia Arts, Aichi Gakuin N N recommendation a regular D, I Not fixed
(planned) (2017)
S in 4-year U, Osaka U of required program)
Doctor's Commerce, Kyoto U (Minimun
Program under 35 of Foreign Studies, 150/M Duration is
Ⅳ．Scholarships by Private Foundations
such as Ritsumeikan 1 year)
medicine U, Ryukoku U,
or Kwansei Gakuin
dentistry, U, Osaka U, Osaka
etc Pref. U
Kobe U
Kamiyama Scholarship 4-16-29 Sakae, Naka-ward, Nagoya-
U
Foundation city, Aichi 460-0008 Aichi pref. Mid Apr.-
24 S S M Y N 200/Y 1y D, I 20 12/138
Tel 052-262-5031 Fax 052-262-5036 May 31
D
Kamei Memorial Foundation 3-1-18 Kokubun-cho, Aoba-ward, Y
Sendai-city, Miyagi 980-8583 U(3-4) less than 50/M Minimum Not fixed 4/8
Tel 022-264-6239 Fax 022-264-6011 70/M Academic adviser's years
25 S S Miyagi pref. N recommendation required for Apr.-May D, I
Y required graduation/
kmfo@kamei.co.jp M
less than 60/M completion Not fixed 16/22
D
60/M
Kawanishi Memorial 1-1 Shinmeiwa-cho, Takarazuka-city,
Shinmaywa Education Hyogo 665-8550
Asian countries School
Foundation Tel 0798-52-1234 Fax 0798-56-5001 M(2)
26 F S and other Hyogo pref. N N recommendation 50/M 1y Feb. D, O 5 5/5
D(2-)
countries required
The Korea Educational 6F, 4-6-18 Mita, Minato-ward HS Students with 120/Y 30/55
Foundation Tokyo108-0073 Permanent
Tel 03-5419-9171 Fax 03-5419-9172 U Y 500/Y 62/170
Residence visa from Apr.-May
27 F F Korea, Japan N Permanent 1y D Not fixed
Korea (planned)
www.kref.or.jp M resident
High school students 1000/Y 6/14
D are eligible
The Kambayashi Scholarship Asia Bunka Kaikan 2-12-13,
Foundation Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
113-8642 35 designated
S Recommendation 6/29
Tel 03-3946-6236 M Asian countries & universites Mid Jan.
28 S N N from the designated 120/M 1y D 10-15 + continuation
Fax 03-5981-8445 D regions (contact the -Mid Mar.
F university required 9)
school)
info@kambayashi-zaidan.or.jp
1617
*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Kyuhai Memorial Ikueikai 2-1-82 Watanabe-dori, Chuo-ward,
PT Kyushu Electric C 2y
Fukuoka-city, Fukuoka 810-0004
4
Kyushu U, 4y (1 nominee
Kyushu I of (Faculty of Early Mar.-
29 S S N N 220/Y O from each 1/3
Technology, Medicine, Late Apr.
U designated
Fukuoka U, Dentistry and school)
Seinan Gakuin U Pharmaceutics
:6y)
Kyoritsu International 2-18-8 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ward,
Foundation Tokyo 101-0021 PT(1)
Ⅳ．Scholarships by Private Foundations
Tel 03-5295-0205 Fax 03-5295-0206 JC(1)
15
U(1-3) N 100/M 2y (Apr.-) 15
(grantees)
Kyoritsu Foundation M(1)
Scholarship D(1-2) Early Nov.
Refer to the
30 S S Asia N - Jan. 31 D
website
Kyoritsu Maintenance
JL(1)
Scholarship
PT(1) Y 35
60/M 1y (Apr.-) 35
JC(1-2) 50/M (grantees)
U(1-4)
The Kubota Fund The Secretarial Office for the A specific
Management Committee, The engineering/
Kubota Fund Developing development
CT
c/o Nippon Koei Co., Ltd. 1-14-6 countries all theme
PT
Kudan-kita, Chiyoda-ku, through the (preferably
JC
Tokyo 102-8539 world, whose Civil, Electrical Early Dec.
31 F F U Y Y 100/M 1y D 12 12/188
Tel 03-5276-2454 Fax 03-5276-2656 GDP per capita or Agricultural -Mid Jan.
R
must be less than Engineering
M
kubota-fund@bx.n-koei.co.jp US$ 7000/year or
D
www.kubota-fund.org/ (current price). Development
Economics)
Prefectural University of 3-1-100 Tsukide, Higashi-ku, People's Republic
Kumamoto International Kumamoto, 862-8502 of Bangladesh,
Applicants who pass an
Postgraduate Scholarship for Tel 096-383-7896 Fax 096-383-2364 Kingdom of
entrance examination
Research on Mercury Cambodia,
of a PhD Program
www.pu-kumamoto.ac.jp People's Republic
Graduate School of
gakusei@pu-kumamoto.ac.jp of China, India,
Environmental &
Republic of
Symbiotic Sciences,
Indonesia,
Pref. U of Kumamoto,
Republic of
Selection Method for
Iraq, Mongolia,
Non-Japanese (Special
Republic of the
Admission Quota 150/M
Philippines Environmental
for International Transportation
35 or Kingdom of Pref. U of and Symbiotic Early May-
32 F F D N N Postgraduate to/from Japan, 3y D, W, I 2 1/1
under Thailand Kumamoto Sciences Mid May
Scholarship for Entrance Fee
Taiwan Republic (Mercury)
Research on Tuition, etc
of Kenya
Mercury) enter
Republic of
the Pref. Univ. of
Seychelles
Kumamotoand
United Republic
conduct research
of Tanzania
on mercury at
Republic of
Collaborative
Kazakhstan
Graduate School with
Kyrgyz Republic
National Institute for
Federative
Minamata Disease.
Republic of Brazil*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Kuraoka Shogakukai 5-18 Nishinomaru-cho, Takamatsu- 25/M 1y(Apr.- TBD 2/8
Foundation city, Kagawa 760-0021 U
Recommendation from 50/M Mar.) 5/8
Tel 087-811-0553 Fax 087-811-0563 R Late May-
33 S S Kagawa pref. Y N university in Kagawa D, I
M Mid June
pref. 2y(Apr.-
www.kuraoka-scholarship.com D 100/M 1/8
Mar.)
KDDI Foundation 3-10-10 Iidabashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Telecommuni-
102-8460 cations in the
fields of Law,
44 designated
grant@kddi-foundation.or.jp Politics,
M 35 or universities Y Limited to target Up to 100/ Aug.
34 S S Economics, N 6m or 12m D 10 12/33
D under (contact the 100/M countries M (planned)
Society,
school)
Culture and
Technology
Kohnan Asia Scholarship 2-11 Daikou-cho, Kagoshima-city,
30 or
Foundation Kagoshima 892-0825 U(4)
under National or public
Tel 099-219-3690 Fax 099-219-3570 Y Early Feb.
35 S S Asian countries universities in N 90/M 1y D 30 30/40
30/M -Late Mar.
M 35 or Kyushu region
Ⅳ．Scholarships by Private Foundations
D under
Kobe Student Youth Center 3-1-1 Yamada-cho, Nada-ward, Kobe, PT
Hyogo 657-0064 UJ
Tel 078-851-2760 Fax 078-821-5878 JL
Feb. 1-
36 Rokko Scholarship Fund S S JC Asia Hyogo pref. N N 50/M 1y D 7 7/36
Feb. 24
info@ksyc.jp U
M
D
International Kyowa 2-4-7-201 Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ward, CT
Schools in
Scholarship Foundation Tokyo 100-0014 PT
Tokyo and its 7
37 Tel 03-3580-2469 Fax03-3580-6078 F S U N N 120/M Up to 2y Nov. D, I, O 5
environs (grantees)
M
D
The Japan Foundation 4-4-1 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo All countries that
160-0004 have diplomatic
Ph.D. candidate who
Tel 03-5369-6069 Fax 03-5369-6041 relations with Japan,
Priority Humanities, Y will have completed Sep.-Dec. 1
The Japan Foundation Taiwanese applicants, 310/M,
38 F F D to 35 or Social N (Cultural necessary course 4-12m (Nov. 1 in D Not fixed 45/127
Japanese Studies Fellowship www.jpf.go.jp/e/project/intel/ including permanent Airfare, etc.
under Sciences Activities) work by the beginning US)
program (Doctoral study/fellowship/index.html resident of Taiwan,
of the fellowship
Candidates) are eligible to apply
The International Foundation 3-2 Oeyama-cho, Goryo, Nishikyo- Psychology,
for Japanese Studies ward, Kyoto-city, Kyoto 610-1102 Geography,
Tel 075-332-1868 Fax 075-333-1565 Sociology,
Politics,
Anthropology, Fluent Japanese
Designated History of communication skills
3
39 S S D schools in Kyoto Scientific N N are required 100/M within 3y Apr. D 2
(grantees)
Technology, School recommendation
Philosophy, required
History,
Literature,
Economics
1819
*1 Eligibility *5
Grantees/
Name of Foundation Address/Phone/Fax/ *2 *3 *4 Contents Application Applications
Application
No.
Inquiry
Designated Designated Designated Plural Additional Duration Grantees
Name of Scholarship Website(http://)/E-mail Qualifier Grants Non- (¥1,000) Period Selection for the
Age Limit Student
(School Countries Schools in Japan Fields of Study and Limits Requirements Previous Year
Year) (¥1,000) Visa
Kobayashi International General Scholarship
Scholarship Foundation 4-4-10 Doshomachi, Chuo-ward, U(3-4) 150/M 2y
Osaka 541-0045 55 55/65
Tel 06-6203-0830 Fax 06-6222-2458 D (including (including
M extension) extension)
General Scholarship Designated M 2y
D 35 or Y 180/M
40 (Tokyo Office) S S Asia schools (Refer to N D 3y Feb.-Mar.
Zentoku Roppongi Building East under 50/M
the Website)
Special Reseach Fellowship 5F, 1-7-27, Roppongi, Minato-ward, U(3-4)
Tokyo 106-0032 M Up to 15 15/18
Tel 03-5575-7525 Fax 03-3505-5377 D Pharmacy 200/M graduation D, I (including (including
/completion extension) extension)
Ⅳ．Scholarships by Private Foundations
SaitoRyoji Islamic Scholarship Sumitomo Mitsui Trust & Banking Indonesia,
Co., Ltd. 3-33-1 Shiba, Minato-ward, Malaysia, Iran,
U
Tokyo 105-8574 Bangladesh, Japanese language Mar. 19
41 S S M N N 400/Y 1y D 4 5/22
Tel 03-5232-8910 Fax 03-5232-8919 Turkey, and other ability required -May 23
D
Islamic countries
SGH Foundation 9F YASAKA Shijo Karasuma Bldg., Under 27 Indonesia,
U(3)
SGH 79 Kankobokocho, Muromachi Singapore,
Higashi Iru, Shijodori, Shimogyo- Malaysia,
ward, Kyoto-city, Kyoto 600-8009 Thailand, Brunei, 2y Feb. 1
42 S S N N 100/M D 16 16/97
Tel 075-255-9310 Fax 075-255-9311 M(1) Cambodia, (Apr.-Mar.) -Apr. 17
www.sgh-foundation.or.jp/scholar/ Under 35 Myanmar, Viet
D(2)
Nam, Philippines,
Laos
Sato International Cultural 31-10 Daikyocho, Shinjuku-ward, The Aichi
Scholarship Foundation Tokyo 160-0015 Prefectural U of
Tel 03-3358-6021 Fax 03-3358-6023 Fine Arts, Kyoto
City U of Arts,
http://homepage3.nifty.com/sato- Joshibi U of Art
museum and Design Tokyo
sato-museum@nifty.com National U of Fine
Arts and Music, Japanese
U(3 4) Attendance at the
35 or Musashino Art U, Paintings, Oil 2y Apr.-
43 F S M Y N designated meetings 30/M D, I 8 1/3
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D and events is required
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Tsukuba, Wako U,
Hiroshima City U,
Tohoku U of
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Kanazawa C of Art,
Tokyo Zokei U
Sato Yo International 1-7-1 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ward, Indonesia,
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Tel 03-5487-2775 Fax 03-5487-8632 Philippines,
U Malaysia, Brunei, 150/M
http://sisf.or.jp/en/ Thailand, Viet
sisf@sato-global.com Nam, Laos, Max 2y
Must attend a (1)May-
F Cambodia, (range of (1)About (1)21/218
bimonthly cultural Aug.
44 S Myanmar, a single D, I 15 (2)10/101
exchange meeting in (2)Nov.-Jan.
S India, Sri Lanka, degree (2)A few (Mar. 2017 )
Tokyo (planned)
Maldives, course)
M Pakistan,
Nepal, Bhutan, 180/M
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