Japan Studies Research Fellowship supports students’ original research and professional development on Japan and U.S.-Japan relations to cultivate specialists and leaders and strengthen bilateral ties.
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 National Endowment for the Humanities supports advanced social science research on modern Japan and U.S.-Japan relations through the Fellowships for Advanced Social Science Research on Japan.
Japan Foundation Japanese Studies Fellowship Program supports researchers working outside Japan to conduct research in Japan, strengthening Japanese studies and understanding of Japan overseas.
The Bridge to Asia Fellowship provides undergraduates with hands-on research, mentorship, and publishing experience in Asia policy and international affairs at NBR in Washington, D.C.
International Affairs Fellowship in Japan supports mid-career U.S. professionals pursuing research at Japanese host institutions to strengthen U.S.-Japan understanding and cooperation.