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Support foreign students in their studies
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Help educational institutions
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Discover Japan, Discover Asia

The Asian Students Cultural Association

About US
The Asian Students Cultural Association was founded more than 60 years ago in 1957 with the aim of providing an environment for young Asian and Japanese students to deepen their mutual understanding and to nurture friendships through shared experiences.

Activities

Business description
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Introduction to the Association

Since its establishment, the Association has promoted friendship and exchange between Japan and Asia and the rest of the world through providing dormitory accommodation to young students, supporting their growth and development through shared experiences, as well through Japanese language education, publishing and information activities.
留学生日本語コース開設

Management of Japanese language courses for international students

We offer highly intensive Japanese language education services to help international students to achieve their core learning objectives.
日本留学情報サイト運営

Operation of an information website for international students in Japan

JAPAN STUDY SUPPORT is the largest information site in Japan for foreign students studying in Japan, with around 40,000 visitors a month.
国際教育支援

Support initiatives for international educational activities

We have a strong track record in helping foreign students in all matters related to admissions for higher education institutions in Japan.
アジアの友発行

Publication of Asia no Tomo

Asia no Tomo (Friends of Asia) was first published in 1958 when the Association was founded. The magazine features views and opinions on a wide range of exchange activities for foreign students in Japan.

Asian language courses

ABK Asian Language Courses are developed and taught by language education experts with curriculum levels from beginner to advanced.

Information on
memberships and donations

The unprecedented coronavirus crisis now engulfing the world has been hugely disruptive for international students currently studying in Japan.
In addition, students who had planned to come to Japan from overseas this spring have been forced to change their plans.
Naturally enough, this has also put the Association in a difficult situation, since our core activity is providing assistance and support to these international students.
Your patience and understanding are sincerely appreciated given the difficult circumstances in which we find ourselves.
We remain profoundly grateful for your kind support through your membership fees and donations.
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