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United States Japan Foundation is a private corporation based in WASHINGTON, DC. The foundation received its IRS ruling in 1981. The principal officer is Christine Manapat-Sims. It holds total assets of $102.4M. Annual income is reported at $14.2M. Total assets have grown from $79.2M in 2011 to $102.4M in 2024. The foundation is governed by 12 officers and trustees. Us-japan leadership program - a program which develops a network among generations of leaders in each country through conferences, a website, newsletters and frequent reunions. Tax records are available from 2015 to 2024. The foundation primarily funds organizations in District of Columbia and New York. According to available records, United States Japan Foundation has made 59 grants totaling $2.9M, with a median grant of $47K. Annual giving has grown from $135K in 2020 to $488K in 2023. Grantmaking activity was highest in 2021 with $1.4M distributed across 29 grants. Individual grants have ranged from $583 to $132K, with an average award of $50K. The foundation has supported 50 unique organizations. The foundation primarily supports organizations in New York, District of Columbia, California, which account for 42% of all grants. Grantmaking reaches organizations across 12 states. Contributions to this foundation are tax-deductible.
Smallest Grant
$6K
Median Grant
$47K
Average Grant
$50K
Largest Grant
$125K
Based on 29 grants from the most recent 990-PF filing.
Us-japan leadership program - a program which develops a network among generations of leaders in each country through conferences, a website, newsletters and frequent reunions.
Expenses: $405K
Us-japan leadership program - a program which develops a network among generations of leaders in each country through conferences, a website, newsletters and frequent reunions. Based on available records, the foundation has funded 59 grants. Its grantmaking reaches organizations primarily in NY, DC, CA.
United States Japan Foundation has distributed a total of $2.9M across 59 grants. The median grant size is $47K, with an average of $50K. Individual grants have ranged from $583 to $132K.
The application deadline is LETTERS OF INQUIRY BY JUNE 28TH AND FULL PROPOSAL BY SEPTEMBER 30.. Individuals applying on their own behalf for independent study, research, travel or participation in meetings are not eligible.
United States Japan Foundation is headquartered in WASHINGTON, DC. While based in DC, the foundation distributes grants to organizations across 12 states.
| Name | Title | Compensation | Benefits | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacob M Schlesinger | PRESIDENT & CEO (STARTED 4/6/2023) | $184K | $56K | $240K |
| Takeshi Ueshima | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Keiko Tashiro | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Donna Tanoue | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Richard J Samuels | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Takeshi Niinami | BOARD OF TRUSTEES VICE CHAIRMAN | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Lawrence K Fish | BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIRMAN | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| James M Kondo | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Colleen Hanabusa | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Richard E Dyck | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Wendy Cutler | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
| Craig Mullaney | BOARD OF TRUSTEES | $0 | $0 | N/A |
Total Giving
N/A
Total Assets
$102.4M
Fair Market Value
N/A
Net Worth
$101.4M
Grants Paid
N/A
Contributions
N/A
Net Investment Income
N/A
Distribution Amount
N/A
Total Grants
59
Total Giving
$2.9M
Average Grant
$50K
Median Grant
$47K
Unique Recipients
50
Most Common Grant
$25K
of 2023 grantees were first-time recipients
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Columbia UniversityTO SUPPORT ACADEMIC RESEARCH TO ADDRESS DYNAMIC DISASTER SCENARIOS IN 3 MEGACITIES TO ENHANCE URBAN RESILIENCE VIA DATA ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF HAZARDS/HUMAN RESPONSES TO BE SHARED WITH FIRST RESPONDERS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. | New York, NY | $125K | 2023 |
| Fish Family FoundationTO SUPPORT THE WORK OF WOMEN LEADERS IN THE TOHOKU REGION IN THE AFTERMATH OF 3/11 | Minatoku | $47K | 2021 |
| Kyoto Univ & Unv Of Colorado BoulderPLANNING FOR ENHANCED SEISMIC POTENTIAL IN THE NANKAI REGION OF JAPAN: REGIONAL WORKSHOPS AND PLANNING GUIDANCE FOR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT | Kyoto | $74K | 2023 |
| The National Bureau Of Asian ResearchACHIEVING RESILIENCY IN AN ERA OF DISRUPTION | Seattle, WA | $63K | 2023 |
| Japan Society IncJAPAN SOCIETY (JS) PROPOSES LONG-TERM, MULTI-YEAR PARTNERSHIPS WITH PRE-SELECTED NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. THROUGH THE JAPAN SOCIETY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP (JSSP) PROGRAM, PARTNER SCHOOLS WILL CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE IN A SLATE OF PROGRAMS IN LANGUAGE, ARTS, CULTURE AND HISTORY, ALL FREE OF CHARGE AT JAPAN SOCIETY'S LANDMARK BUILDING. | New York, NY | $50K | 2023 |
| Us Jet Program Alumni AssociationIDENTIFYING & SUSTAINING JET PROGRAM ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT IN US-JAPAN RELATIONS | Washington, DC | $40K | 2023 |
| Women'S Net KobeWNK IS FUND RAISING TO BUILD A "WOMEN'S HOUSE" IN KOBE TO HOUSE SOME 40 FAMILIES WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM SUCH CASES, WHO HAVE NO SAFE SPACES AND WITHOUT FUNDING OR GUARANTORS TO SECURE HOUSING ON THEIR OWN, AS WELL AS 15 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WHO HAVE NO PERMANENT HOME. | Kobe | $38K | 2023 |
| Globalize DcGLOBALIZE DC WORKS TO EXPAND ACCESS FOR DC PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS TO HIGH QUALITY GLOBAL EDUCATION, LANGUAGE LEARNING, AND STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES. | Washington, DC | $28K | 2023 |
| Kizuna Across CulturesKIZUNA ACROSS CULTURES (KAC) IMPLEMENTS THE FOLLOWING TWO PROJECTS: 1)THE GLOBAL CLASSMATES PROGRAM, THE VIRTUAL BILINGUAL EXCHANGE FOR YOUTH IN THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN, WHICH WILL BE IMPLEMENTED FROM SEPTEMBER 2023 TO FEBRUARY 2024 2) TWO VIRTUAL CAREER EVENTS FOR GLOBAL CLASSMATES COMMUNITY THAT SERVES PROGRAM ALUMNI AND OTHER ASPIRING YOUTH WHO SEEK TO ENRICH THEIR CAREERS THROUGH U.S.-JAPAN OPPORTUNITIES. THROUGH SERVING A TOTAL OF 76 HIGH SCHOOLS (38 FROM THE U.S. AND 38 FROM JAPAN) WIT | Washington, DC | $25K | 2023 |
| The Asia SocietyDEFENDING THE U.S.-JAPAN ALLIANCE IN AN AGE OF GROWING ISOLATIONISM | New York, NY | $25K | 2023 |
| International Student Conferences IncTHE 8TH TRILATERAL FORUM & SYMPOSIUM | Washington, DC | $20K | 2023 |
| Human Security ForumSUPPORTING SINGLE MOTHERS AND CHILDREN IN KESENNUMA, HARD-HIT AREAS. NEW IT EMPOWERMENT MODEL TO DISRUPT THE CYCLE OF POVERTY AFFECTED BY TSUNAMI AND COVID-19. THROUGH BOTH BOTTOM-UP AND TOP-DOWN APPROACHES TO CHILDREN, SCHOOLS, THE MUNICIPALITY, AND THE COMMUNITY, HSF WILL CREATE A SYSTEM THAT WILL INCREASE CHILDREN'S SELF-ESTEEM AND ENABLE THEM TO LEAD THEIR OWN COMMUNITIES IN A RURAL AREA THAT WAS SEVERELY AFFECTED BY TSUNAMI, WHERE POVERTY RATES ARE HIGH AND CHILDREN FACE MANY CHALLENGES. AS | Shinjyukuku | $132K | 2022 |
| Columbia University - Year 2TO SUPPORT AN ACADEMIC RESEARCH TO ADDRESS DYNAMIC DISASTER SCENARIOS IN 3 MEGACITIES TO ENHANCE URBAN RESILIENCE VIA DATA ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF HAZARDS/HUMAN RESPONSES TO BE SHARED WITH FIRST RESPONDERS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. | New York, NY | $125K | 2022 |
| Community Partners Dr Lucy Jones Center - Year 2TO SUPPORT A MULTICULTURAL COLLABORATION BETWEEN MUSICIANS AND SCIENTISTS TO CREATE MUSIC THAT WILL INSPIRE LISTENERS TO TAKE ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE. | Los Angeles, CA | $95K | 2022 |
| Japan Society Of New Orleans Altjapan Co LtdI AIM TO CREATE A PILOT EPISODE OF A VISUAL SERIALIZATION OF MY BOOK PURE INVENTION: HOW JAPAN MADE THE MODERN WORLD (CROWN, 2021) THE BOOK CHRONICLED HOW JAPAN "GOT TO THE FUTURE" AHEAD OF THE WORLD, DISRUPTING LOCAL MARKETS WITH FANTASY-DELIVERING PRODUCTS THAT TURNED OUT TO BE TOOLS FOR MODERN SURVIVAL. | New Orleans, LA | $93K | 2022 |
| Kyoto University & University Of Co BoulderOUR PROPOSAL IS TO FIRST CONDUCT A SURVEY IN 13 NANKAI-TONANKAI EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE JAPANESE PREFECTURES, BOTH MUNICIPALITIES AND PREFECTURAL GOVERNMENTS, TO ASSESS WHETHER ANY PLANNING HAS BEEN INITIATED TO ADDRESS RESPONSE NEEDS IF AN EARTHQUAKE ADVISORY IS RECEIVED FROM THE JAPAN METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY. BASED ON THE SURVEY, WE WILL ASSESS THE NEEDS FOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT,AND GENERATE MODEL PLANS BASED ON BEST PRACTICES. | Gokasho Uji | $74K | 2022 |
| National Association Of Japan-America SocietyHIGH RESOLUTION DIGITAL REPRODUCTION, COMBINED WITH TRADITIONAL FRAMING AND DISPLAY TECHNIQUES, HAVE OPENED A FASCINATING SET OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR ACCESS TO, PRESERVATION OF AND RETURN OF IMPORTANT TRADITIONAL JAPANESE ART. | Washington, DC | $58K | 2022 |
| Asian Art Museum Foundation Of San FranciscoYOSHIDA HODAKA: JAPANESE MODERN PRINTS (WORKING TITLE) (DECEMBER 16, 2022-MAY 1, 2023), AN EXHIBITION CURATED BY ASIAN ART MUSEUM OF SAN FRANCISCO (AAM) CURATOR YUKI MORISHIMA, WILL EXPLORE THE ART OF YOSHIDA HODAKA (1926-1995), A PIONEER AND LEADER OF POSTWAR JAPANESE PRINTMAKING KNOWN FOR HIS SURREAL, MYTHICAL, AND ABSTRACT PRINTS. | San Francisco, CA | $50K | 2022 |
| Japan Society - Year 2JAPAN SOCIETY (JS) PROPOSES LONG-TERM, MULTI-YEAR PARTNERSHIPS WITH PRE-SELECTED NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. THROUGH THE JAPAN SOCIETY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP (JSSP) PROGRAM, PARTNER SCHOOLS WILL CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE IN A SLATE OF PROGRAMS IN LANGUAGE, ARTS, CULTURE AND HISTORY, ALL FREE OF CHARGE AT JAPAN SOCIETY'S LANDMARKED BUILDING. | New York, NY | $50K | 2022 |
| Women'S Net Kobe (5000000 Jpy)IN COLLABORATION WITH NPO KOBE STUDENT YOUTH CENTER, WHICH SUPPORTS BETTER LIVES FOR ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS STUDYING IN JAPAN WNK IS FUND RAISING TO BUILD A "WOMEN'S HOUSE" IN KOBE TO HOUSE SOME 40 FAMILIES WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM SUCH CASES, WHO HAVE NO SAFE SPACES AND WITHOUT FUNDING OR GUARANTORS TO SECURE HOUSING ON THEIR OWN, AS WELL AS 15 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WHO HAVE NO PERMANENT HOME. | Kobeshe | $38K | 2022 |
| Chicago Council On Global AffairsTHIS RESEARCH PROJECT WILL EXAMINE AMERICAN PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF JAPAN AND THE US-JAPAN ALLIANCE AS PART OF THE COUNCIL'S 2023 AND 2024 CHICAGO COUNCIL SURVEYS, INVESTIGATE THE VIEWS OF FOREIGN POLICY OPINION LEADERS ON THE US-JAPAN ALLIANCE AS PART OF THE COUNCIL'S 2024 OPINION LEADERS SURVEY, AND COMPARE AMERICAN AND JAPANESE PUBLIC OPINION ON THE US-JAPAN RELATIONSHIP AND THE TWO NATIONS' REGIONAL AND GLOBAL ROLES AS PART OF A JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT WITH THE JAPAN INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL | Chicago, IL | $30K | 2022 |
| Beyond TomorrowIN THE SPRING OF 2023, BEYOND TOMORROW WILL BRING EIGHT YOUTH WITH SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHALLENGES TO HAWAII FOR A GLOBAL EXPERIENCE. THE PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE YOUTH FROM DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE WORLD DIFFERENTLY, LEARN ABOUT AMERICAN SOCIETY, JAPANESE IMMIGRANTS, AND THE PACIFIC WAR FROM THE AMERICAN SIDE, BROADEN THEIR PERSPECTIVES, AND THINK ABOUT THEIR FUTURE CAREERS. | Shibuya | $25K | 2022 |
| Silicon Valley Japan College (Stanford Univ Primary Care & Population HealtTHIS PROJECT APPLIES THE EARLY HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CONDUCTED AT THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, WHERE THE APPLICANT REPRESENTATIVE IS STUDYING ABROAD, AND CREATES A COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR JAPANESE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. | Mountain View, CA | $22K | 2022 |
| International House Of JapanTHE PROPOSED PROJECT AIMS TO SHED LIGHT ON WORKS AND ACTIVITIES OF ARCHITECTS ALLEVIATING SOCIAL AND NATURAL DISASTERS AND SUPPORT THE RESILIENCE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY DISASTERS. WHAT CAN ARCHITECTS DO IN THE FACE OF THESE DISASTERS? AND HOW CAN WE WORK TOGETHER TO HELP SUPPORT THOSE AFFECTED BY DISASTERS OR CREATE SYSTEMS THAT WOULD REDUCE THE IMPACT OF DISASTERS THROUGH ARCHITECTURE? IN A WORLD WHERE WE WITNESS THE EMERGENCE OF VARIOUS TYPES OF CONFLICTS AND DISASTERS, AS ANSWERS TO THE ABOVE | Minatoku | $20K | 2022 |
| Knox English Network NpoKNOX ENGLISH NETWORK, NPO, WE ARE SEEKING A GRANT TO EXPAND A PROGRAM NAMED GLOBAL TALK!, WHICH HAS BEEN IMPLEMENTED WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE US EMBASSY TOKYO SINCE 2016, TO ACCOMMODATE UP TO 100 PARTICIPANTS FROM JAPAN. GLOBAL TALK! IS A PROGRAM TO FOSTER GLOBAL LEADERS WHO UNDERSTAND THE U.S. VALUES, IDEAS, AND GOALS AND FURTHER STRENGTHEN TIES BETWEEN JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES. | Tama | $19K | 2022 |
| Hinoki Foundation IncorporatedIN THE PROPOSED PROJECT, HINOKI ONLINE TALK, JAPANESE LEARNERS IN GRADES 3 TO 10 CAN EXPERIENCE GENUINE INTERACTION WITH NATIVE-SPEAKING TEACHERS IN JAPAN, TO LEARN, USE, AND ENJOY JAPANESE-LANGUAGE SKILLS. ORGANIZED INTO SMALL GROUPS BASED ON AGE AND ABILITY, SESSIONS COVER TOPICS LIKE SCHOOL, US AND JAPANESE CULTURE, INTERESTS, AND FREE CONVERSATION. | Ypsilanti, MI | $6K | 2022 |
| The Trustees Of Columbia UniversityTO SUPPORT AN ACADEMIC RESEARCH TO ADDRESS DYNAMIC DISASTER SCENARIOS IN 3 MEGACITIES TO ENHANCE URBAN RESILIENCE VIA DATA ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF HAZARDS/HUMAN RESPONSES TO BE SHARED WITH FIRST RESPONDERS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. | New York, NY | $125K | 2021 |
| Community PartnersTO SUPPORT A MULTICULTURAL COLLABORATION BETWEEN MUSICIANS AND SCIENTISTS TO CREATE MUSIC THAT WILL INSPIRE LISTENERS TO TAKE ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE. | Los Angeles, CA | $96K | 2021 |
| Human Security ForumnTO SUPPORT A REPORT ON THE EFFECTS OF THE COVID RESTRICTIONS ON THE WELL-BEING OF SINGLE MOTHERS IN JAPAN. TO SUPPORT REVIVING AND REPOSITIONING THE FISHING VILLAGE OF KESENNUMA TO A WOMEN/IT CENTERED NEW EMPLOYMENT MODEL TOWN. | Shinjyukuku | $95K | 2021 |
| Women'S EyeTO SUPPORT A REPORT SUMMARIZING THE EMPOWERMENT AND IMPACT OF LOCAL WOMEN IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE 3/11 DISASTER. TO SUPPORT AN INNOVATIVE WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FOR TOHOKU LEADERS TO INTERACT AND LEARN FROM US SOCIAL SECTOR LEADERS AND ENTREPRENEURS. | Chigasakicity | $81K | 2021 |
| The International SchoolTHE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (TIS) REQUESTS SUPPORT FOR ITS PREK-5TH GRADE JAPANESE FULL IMMERSION ELEMENTARY PROGRAM TO PROVIDE PRESCHOOL SING-AND-PLAY ACTIVITIES TO ENCOURAGE FAMILIES OF YOUNG CHILDREN IN PORTLAND, OREGON, TO EXPLORE JAPANESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE TOGETHER AND EVENTUALLY ENROLL IN THE JAPANESE ELEMENTARY PROGRAM; TO SUPPORT ONLINE EXPERIENCES FOR 5TH GRADE IMMERSION STUDENTS AS A PANDEMIC ADAPTATION TO THE REGULAR IN-PERSON CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE IN JAPAN; AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUP | Portland, OR | $75K | 2021 |
| The German Marshall FundTHIS PROJECT WILL BRING TOGETHER US AND JAPANESE EXPERTS TO ENGAGE IN A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE POTENTIAL FOR US-JAPAN COOPERATION TO PROMOTE GOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE GLOBAL COMMONS BASED ON SHARED VALUES, AS WELL AS SHARED INTERESTS IN MAINTAINING BROAD ACCESS TO THESE DOMAINS IN WAYS THAT WILL SUPPORT THEIR NATIONAL PROSPERITY AND SECURITY. | Washington, DC | $67K | 2021 |
| The Gotham Film & Media InstituteTO SUPPORT A DOCUMENTARY FILM AND VR CONTENT PRODUCTION TO TAKE VIEWERS TO THE HEART OF FUKUSHIMA AND MEET THE SURVIVORS LIVING IN THE SHALOWS OF THE CRISIS TODAY. | Brooklyn, NY | $67K | 2021 |
| Old Dominion University Research FoundationTO SUPPORT ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF STIGMATIZATION OF VICTIMS/SURVIVORS IN THE FUKUSHIMA NUCLEAR DISASTER. | Norfolk, VA | $63K | 2021 |
| Brookings Institution Center For East Asia PolicyTHIS PROJECT IS AN IN-DEPTH ACCOUNT OF WHY POPULISM HAS NOT GAINED TRACTION IN JAPAN AND WHY JAPAN'S INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP IS EVER MORE CONSEQUENTIAL. THROUGH A THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF THE COUNTRY'S DOMESTIC TRAJECTORY, IT SEEKS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT KIND OF INTERNATIONAL ACTOR JAPAN IS POISED TO BE. THE PROJECT WILL CULMINATE IN A BOOK LENGTH MONOGRAPH OF ORIGINAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS CARRIED OUT BY MIREYA SOLS, SENIOR FELLOW AND DIRECTOR OF THE BROOKINGS CENTER FOR EAST ASIA POLICY STUDIES AN | Washington, DC | $61K | 2021 |
| Center For The Study Of The Presidency & CongressTHIS PROJECT IS A CONTINUING DIALOGUE BETWEEN U.S. AND JAPANESE LEGISLATORS TO DISCUSS STRATEGIC INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION--E.G. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, 5G/6G NETWORKS, QUANTUM COMPUTING, ETC.--AND FURTHER STRATEGIC COOPERATION ON SHARED NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS. | Washington, DC | $60K | 2021 |
| Amerasian School Of OkinawaTO SUPPORT A THIRD YEAR INCLUSIVE BILINGUAL CURRICULUM WHICH MAXIMIZES THE ACADEMIC POTENTIAL OF ALL JAPANESE-AMERICAN CHILDREN. | Ginowan Okinawa | $54K | 2021 |
| Japan Soceity IncJAPAN SOCIETY (JS) PROPOSES LONG-TERM, MULTI-YEAR PARTNERSHIPS WITH PRE-SELECTED NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. THROUGH THE JAPAN SOCIETY SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP (JSSP) PROGRAM, PARTNER SCHOOLS WILL CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE IN A SLATE OF PROGRAMS IN LANGUAGE, ARTS, CULTURE AND HISTORY, ALL FREE OF CHARGE AT JAPAN SOCIETY'S LANDMARKED BUILDING. | New York, NY | $50K | 2021 |
| Sky Labo OistWE SEEK FUNDING TO ENABLE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A STEAM AND DESIGN THINKING WORKSHOP TO BE HELD IN OKINAWA IN THE SUMMER/FALL OF 2022. THE PROGRAM IS INTENDED FOR FEMALE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO RESIDE IN OKINAWA TO OFFER AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE STEAM LEARNING. | Okinawa | $47K | 2021 |
| Institute For Advanced Studies On AsiaTHE TITLE OF THIS RESEARCH IS "STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF THE TAIWAN STRAIT ISSUE ON THE JAPAN-US ALLIANCE". THE PURPOSE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO INVESTIGATE (1) WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS FOR CHINA TO CHANGE THE STATUS QUO IN THE TAIWAN STRAIT, AND (2) WHAT IMPACT WILL THE AGGRAVATION OF THE TAIWAN STRAIT ISSUE HAVE ON THE JAPAN-US ALLIANCE? (3) HOW WILL THE JAPAN-U.S. ALLIANCE RESPOND IF CHINA PURSUES "FORCED PEACEFUL REUNIFICATION" AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF MILITARY FORCE? THE AIM IS TO CLARIFY FOUR POI | Tokyo | $46K | 2021 |
| Yokosuka Council Asia Pacific StudiesGETTING TO KNOW JAPAN IS A WEBINAR SERIES THAT FILLS A SIGNIFICANT GAP IN SUPPORT FOR AMERICANS STATIONED IN JAPAN, AS IT IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO ASSIST THE APPROXIMATELY 110,000 AMERICANS LIVING IN JAPAN AS A PART OF THE U.S. MILITARY PRESENCE TO LEARN ABOUT AND GAIN GREATER APPRECIATION FOR THEIR HOST NATION'S CULTURE AND SOCIETY. | Yokosuka | $40K | 2021 |
| Prx Inc Public Radio ExchangeTO SUPPORT AUDIO FEATURES ABOUT THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF 3/11 TO BE BROADCAST ON PRX / THE WORLD. | Minneapolis, MN | $32K | 2021 |
| Japan-America Society Of Washington Dc30TH NATIONAL JAPAN BOWL: BUILDING DIVERSITY, SUSTAINABILITY, AND REACH | Washington, DC | $30K | 2021 |
| Asia Pacific InstituteTO SUPPORT AN INVESTIGATION FOLLOWING UP ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AFTER THE 3/11 DISASTER | Minatoku | $28K | 2021 |
| House Of JapanTO SUPPORT JAPANESE AND AMERICAN ARTISTS TO ENGAGE YOUNG VICTIMS OF THE 3.11 DISASTER THROUGH A SERIES OF EXERCISES AND THE CLASSICAL TEMPLATE OF JOURNEY PROPOSED BY POET BASHO. | Minatoku | $20K | 2021 |