This category is for organizations related to education in Japan.
Websites in Japanese should be submitted to World: Japanese.
Subcategories 1
Related categories 1
Sites 14
Non-profit organization to raise money for a scholarship fund, which finances the education of 20-25 women per year.
Conducts education and training of a new generation of Japanese development professionals, and research on international development.
Special interest group focusing on teaching conditions, legal issues, ethics, and research affecting language education.
Offers opportunities to gain overseas qualifications or degrees in fields such as international business while living in Japan.
An independent organization in 1962 to improve the development of English language education in Japan.
Central page for JALT, a non-profit professional group for teachers. Includes practical links, membership benefits, and regional chapters.
Organization founded in 1940 in Tokyo by about 300 professors and researchers interested in the scientific study of economic policy.
Offers long term internship programs, events, programs for non-profit management, and books for Japanese seeking opportunities abroad.
Includes teachers from kindergartens to universities, administrators, and researchers, to research and improve Japanese mathematics education.
Gives program history, scholarships, facility and libraryuse, and statistics. Located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
Based in Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. Provides its journal Gengo Kenkyu online, as well as recommended links.
Contributes to promoting badly needed study of Middle Eastern countries and providing information on the region, including politics, economy, religion, culture, and history.
Provides information on its membership, archive of its journals, and guide for foreign subscribers. Based in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo.
Examines policy issues from government in the past and uses hindsight to find effective decisions and their ramifications.
Examines policy issues from government in the past and uses hindsight to find effective decisions and their ramifications.
Special interest group focusing on teaching conditions, legal issues, ethics, and research affecting language education.
Based in Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto. Provides its journal Gengo Kenkyu online, as well as recommended links.
Organization founded in 1940 in Tokyo by about 300 professors and researchers interested in the scientific study of economic policy.
Offers long term internship programs, events, programs for non-profit management, and books for Japanese seeking opportunities abroad.
Provides information on its membership, archive of its journals, and guide for foreign subscribers. Based in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo.
Gives program history, scholarships, facility and libraryuse, and statistics. Located in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
Includes teachers from kindergartens to universities, administrators, and researchers, to research and improve Japanese mathematics education.
An independent organization in 1962 to improve the development of English language education in Japan.
Central page for JALT, a non-profit professional group for teachers. Includes practical links, membership benefits, and regional chapters.
Non-profit organization to raise money for a scholarship fund, which finances the education of 20-25 women per year.
Offers opportunities to gain overseas qualifications or degrees in fields such as international business while living in Japan.
Conducts education and training of a new generation of Japanese development professionals, and research on international development.
Contributes to promoting badly needed study of Middle Eastern countries and providing information on the region, including politics, economy, religion, culture, and history.
