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Japan Foundation Grants
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The Japan Foundation is a Japanese public organization established in 1972 dedicated to promoting cultural and intellectual exchange between Japan and other nations through the implementation of comprehensive international cultural exchange projects. Through its activities, it contributes to the deepening of mutual international understanding and the building of peace in the international community.

The Japan Foundation was established in 1972 with a global network of 23 offices in 21 countries With its global network consisting of the Tokyo headquarters, a Kyoto office, two domestic Japanese-language institutes in Urawa and Kansai, and 23 overseas offices in 21 countries, the Foundation operates a number of programs, often in partnership with other organizations, focusing mainly on three areas: Arts and Cultural Exchange, Japanese-Language Education Overseas, and Japanese Studies and Intellectual Exchange. The Japan Foundation, Sydney was founded in 1978.
 
Mission
 

The mission of the Japan Foundation is to contribute to the improvement of a good international environment, and to the maintenance and development of harmonious foreign relationships with Japan, by the efficient and comprehensive implementation of activities for international cultural exchange, which will deepen other nations’ understanding of Japan promote better mutual understanding among nations, and contribute to strong relationships in the world.