Japan Scholar Lectures Held in New Delhi

Activities
Dispatching Institution	Institute of Asian Studies, Asia University
Delegation Members	Prof. Daishi Kumon
Destination (Country/Cities)	New Delhi, India
Host Institutions Visited	Bluebells School International Delhi University Miranda House Jawaharlal Nehru University (School of International Studies; School of Social Science II) New Delhi Institute of Management New Delhi Japanese Cultural Centre, The Japan Foundation NIHONGO CENTER
Program Period	August 16-22, 2026
Lecture Topics	Lectures on human resource management and workplace culture in Japanese companies Presentations on career development opportunities in Japan Introduction to studying in Japan and university programs

As part of the Japan Scholar Program, Professor Daishi Kumon of the Institute of Asian Studies, Asia University visited New Delhi, India, from August 16 to 22, 2026, to conduct outreach activities promoting study opportunities in Japan.

During his stay, Prof. Kumon delivered lectures for students and faculty members on topics including human resource management in Japanese companies, workplace culture, and career development in Japan. He also provided information on studying in Japan and exchanged views with participants. Many students showed strong interest in studying in Japan and pursuing careers with Japanese companies. The lectures were followed by lively question-and-answer sessions.

These activities demonstrated strong interest not only in studying in Japan, but also in working in Japan and building a career after graduation. We will continue to actively share information on the appeal of studying in Japan as well as the career opportunities available after completing studies in Japan.

At the New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM)

Japan Scholar Program

The Japan Scholar Program sends researchers affiliated with research institutions in Japan to universities and high schools in South Asia, where they give mock lectures and talks about studying in Japan. The program aims to promote Japan's research capabilities and educational strengths through lectures to local high school and university students.