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This program provides preeminent foreign scholars and researchers in the field of Japanese studies with opportunities to conduct research in Japan with the aim of supporting them and promoting Japanese studies overseas. Experts in the fields of natural science, medical science, and engineering are excluded. There are three subcategories as follows.

Scholars and Researchers (Long-Term)

Applicants: Scholars and researchers conducting research related to Japan (comparative research included) in the humanities and social sciences.

Duration: 2 to 12 months (excluding 59 days or less)

Scholars and Researchers (Short-Term)

Applicants: Scholars and researchers conducting research related to Japan (comparative research included) in the humanities and social sciences, whose projects require them to travel to Japan to carry out research, gather materials, etc., intensively over a short period of time.

Duration: 21 to 59 days

Doctoral Candidates

Applicants: Ph. D. candidates, conducting research related to Japan (comparative research included) in the humanities and social sciences, who, in principle, have completed (or will have completed by the beginning of the fellowship) the necessary coursework, and find it necessary to visit Japan to complete their dissertations.

Duration: 4 to 12 months

Deadline: Application through Online Application Portal for all Japanese Studies Fellowship Programs is by noon December 1, 2023.

We request for all application forms to be filled out in English or in Japanese. The application process

 

Notification of results: End of April, 2024

Number of Fellowships (Reference): 27 out of 58 applications for FY 2023

 

For further information, please see the Program Guidlines of the Japan Foundation below:

Japanese

English


Contact information: 

The Japan Foundation, Budapest

1062 Budapest, Aradi u. 8-10. Hungary

Tel.: (0036-1) 214-0775/6

Contact info: NISHIMURA Ayaka (Ms.)

The Japan Foundation Budapest

T. +36-1-214-0775

F. +36-1-214-0778

Email: ayaka_nishimura@jpf.go.jp