Postdoctoral Fellowships in the U.S. support colleges and universities in hiring Japan-focused scholars for teaching and research that expand Japan-related courses and cultivate undergraduate interest in Japan.
Japanese Studies Fellowship Programs (for US Applicants) support scholars, professionals, and doctoral candidates researching Japan’s humanities and social sciences in Japan to advance Japanese studies overseas.
The Sumitomo Foundation's Japan-Related Research Projects grant funds social sciences and humanities research by Asian scholars abroad to promote deeper understanding of Japan.
Short-Term Visiting Professorships in the U.S. for Japan-based Faculty support US hosts bringing scholars to share Japan-related research and teaching, fostering students’ interest in Japan.
The International Affairs Fellowship in Japan by the Council on Foreign Relations supports U.S. professionals researching key aspects of U.S.-Japan relations through immersive, in-country study.