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.
Study Tour Grants for Undergraduate and Master’s Students support US college and university students through faculty-led tours that connect coursework with learning in Japan to deepen understanding of the country.
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 Visiting Faculty Fellowships from the Associated Kyoto Program support faculty teaching and research in Kyoto, enriching Japanese studies for students and home institutions.
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.