The Institutional Project Support (IPS) Program by Japan Foundation New York funds U.S. institutions to expand and strengthen Japanese Studies, especially through new faculty positions and program development.
Grant for Intellectual Exchange supports U.S. institutions and Japan-based collaborators with funding for symposia, conferences, and workshops that foster dialogue and networking on shared concerns.
Grant Program for Japanese Studies Projects supports overseas organizations’ research, conferences, publications, and related activities to advance Japanese studies and deepen understanding of Japan.
Supports U.S.-based academic projects like conferences and lectures that advance Japanese Studies and deepen understanding of Japan, with funding for research-related expenses.
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.