一般社団法人グローバル・クラスルーム日本協会 (Japan Committee for Global Classrooms)
Japan's national Model UN conference for high school pairs, with an online qualifier and a two-day final at the United Nations University in Tokyo. Top teams join the Japanese delegation to the high school MUN international conference in New York.
A free national showcase and award for high school volunteer groups, inquiry-learning and SDG projects, run since 2016 by the Kaze ni Tatsu Lion Foundation (founded and chaired by Masashi Sada), culminating in a two-day exhibition and exchange event in Tokyo.
Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE), Stanford University – 支援: 公益財団法人柳井正財団 (Yanai Tadashi Foundation)
A free, selective online course from Stanford University's SPICE, funded by the Yanai Tadashi Foundation, in which high school students in Japan study U.S. society, culture and U.S.–Japan relations in English. Applications for the fall 2026 course are closed; the next application period has not been announced.
国立研究開発法人科学技術振興機構 (Japan Science and Technology Agency, JST) 理数学習推進部 アジアサイエンスキャンプ参加事務局
JST selects and sends a Japanese delegation of about 20 students, mostly high schoolers, to the Asian Science Camp. The week-long camp, held in English, features lectures and discussions led by Nobel laureates and leading scientists. The 2027 call has not been announced yet.
A paid 3-8 day summer camp from the Japanese edtech company Life is Tech, held on university campuses and at company offices in the Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka areas, where junior high and high school students build apps, games, music, films and other digital works with generative AI, coached by university-student mentors.
独立行政法人日本学術振興会 (JSPS, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)
JSPS's nationwide programme in which universities and research institutes open their KAKENHI-funded labs to junior high and high school students (and upper elementary pupils) for lectures and hands-on experiments. FY2026 sessions run until March 2027 and are booked program by program.
A JPY 100,000 non-repayable grant for female 1st- and 2nd-year high-school and kosen students in Japan who choose the science/STEM track, with no income limit or transcript required. The 2027 call has not been announced; the 2026 call ran from 21 May to 30 September 2026.
宮崎県教育委員会 (Miyazaki Prefectural Board of Education)
Miyazaki Prefecture's subsidised eight-day overseas training trips for prefectural high school students: global-leader courses (USA, Singapore), global-entrepreneur courses (Vietnam, Taiwan) and a farm-stay course (Australia), at about 100,000 yen per participant.
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Ücret: ¥100.000
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独立行政法人日本学術振興会 国際事業部 (JSPS, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)
JSPS sends young international researchers (JSPS Fellows) to high schools across Japan to give lectures in English about their research and home countries. Schools apply each term; FY2027 application dates have not been announced yet.
日本倫理・哲学グランプリ (Japan Ethics and Philosophy Grand Prix)
A national philosophy essay contest for junior high and high school students; prize winners can take part in the selection for the International Philosophy Olympiad (IPO). The 2026 contest closed at the end of September; the 2027 prompts and dates have not been announced.
Japan's national biology olympiad: an online theory preliminary followed by a 4-day lab-based final camp, which selects the Japan team for the International Biology Olympiad. The 2027 dates have not been announced yet.