The Japan Foundation Summer Institute in Japan 2017
1. Purpose
This Summer Institute is aimed to provide opportunities for young researchers and graduate students to improve their research methods and abilities, and build a trilateral network among researchers from Japan, the U.S., and Southeast Asia.
The report of the Summer Institute 2015 can be read online.
The participants of Summer Institute 2016
Photo Mitsunori Oshikawa
At the presentation
Photo Mitsunori Oshikawa
2. Outline
The Summer Institute will be held as below. Further details of the schedule and optional tour will be provided to successful applicants upon selection.
Dates | Thursday, July 6 – Monday, July 10, 2017 |
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Locations | Tokyo and Hayama-machi in Kanagawa Prefecture (Shonan Village Center) |
Schedule | Please refer to the model schedule (PDF:13KB) |
Participants | Approximately 24 researchers from Japan, the U.S., and 10 ASEAN countries in Southeast Asia |
Optional tour | Those who are interested can participate in an observation tour.
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Enjoying conversation at the farewell party
Photo Mitsunori Oshikawa
The optional tour in Fukushima
Photo Christy Bahr
3. Application Instructions
Eligibilities | Applicants must meet all of the following criteria:
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Application Procedure | Please submit the following documents to the Japan Foundation by email (to the address written below).
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Deadline | Sunday, April 30, 2017 |
Note | Application form and attached documents must be written in English and Japanese (where applicable). |
Result Notification | Results will be announced by the end of May 2017. |
4. Benefits
The Japan Foundation will cover the costs detailed below during the program.
All other costs must be covered by the participants themselves.
For all participants
- (1)Transportation, accommodation, and meals during the program in Tokyo and Hayama.
- (2)Teaching materials and equipment necessary for the program.
- (3)Transportation, accommodation, and meals during the optional tour will be covered for the participants attending the tour.
For participants from overseas
- (1)Round-trip tickets for a fixed, direct international flight to Japan (economy class). Tickets will be purchased by the Japan Foundation.
- (2)International travel insurance.
- (3)Visa application fee and other travel costs that the Japan Foundation considers to be essential and daily allowance according to the number of days of travel.
For participants from Japan
- (1)Round-trip transportation tickets between the nearest railway station and Tokyo. Tickets will be purchased by the Japan Foundation.
- (2)Other travel costs that the Japan Foundation considers to be essential and daily allowance according to the number of days of travel.
5. Notes
- (1)Throughout the period of the Summer Institute, participants need to stay in the designated accommodation, and participate in the programs offered.
- (2)No interpreters, guides will be provided during the Summer Institute.
[Contact Us]
The Japan Foundation
Planning and Coordination / Americas Section
Japanese Studies and Global Partnerships Programs Department
Tel: +81-(0)3-5369-6069 / Fax: +81-(0)3-5369-6041
E-mail: summer_institute@jpf.go.jp
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