Inclusive education

Japan Sports Communications is the organization that exports Undokai(Japanese sports festival) to the world. Undokai is a team sport unique to Japan that makes you realize that “Everyone is different but everyone is the same person” transcending barriers such as nationality, religion, age, gender and wealth. We will spread Undokai with children around the world, improve the non-cognitive skills and lay the foundation of ESD for the local area that we provide the service.

– Thailand University Student Business Human Resource Development Support Project
– Job Hunting Activity Support Project
– Industry-University Cooperation Support Project

Kumon provides a learning method in 57 countries and regions around the world that enables anyone, regardless of age, to acquire the basic academic skills of reading, writing, and calculation, which are the foundation of education, through self-study based on individual ability. Our goal is to nurture the basic academic skills that form the foundation of learning, and as the effectiveness of our learning method has been recognized, it has been accepted as a part of education in countries and regions with different cultures, customs, values, and educational systems.

We are an art NPO corporation that provides “artistic body activity” and “shining dance experiences “ to our region. Our members (choreographers and dancers active in Japan and overseas) open up possibilities for body expression and rich sensitivity for locals. We also support the improvement of sensitivity and teaching ability of instructors and teachers who have an enthusiasm toward expression activities and education for children. And we intend to use presentations and activities to think about our bodies together to create the future of dance.

The University of Fukui has established the Headquarters for General Professional Development of Teachers to promote the organization and advancement of teacher education that supports the formation of teaching expertise in Japan and abroad, as well as to promote research, training, and evaluation. Through JICA-contracted projects and yen loan projects of the Japanese government, the International Professional Development Division strengthens the capacity of in-service teachers overseas and serves as a nodal point for diverse human resources, including MEXT teacher training students and ALTs (assistant language teachers), to support the internationalization of education and the formation of a globalized society.