"Manmaru-kai" is a voluntary group of women in Kanagawa Prefecture. It was established in 1988 with an aim to build a true friendship between Japanese citizens and students from abroad. We have been holding bazaars to contribute daily commodities, picnics and cooking classes to have the students get to know more about us and our culture.
"Student's Wish-Come-True Campaign" was made to help fulfill the small wishes students from abroad may have to understand more about Japan, or projects that will contribute to their future aims. The budget for this program is raised from our bazaars.
Please let us know about your wish that you have but do not have the chance to make it come true. Send us your application and explain how important your wish is to you.
Manmaru-kai will choose the best ones and give financial support with some advice if needed. We give priority to the projects that help the students to get to know more about life, work, culture, art, and the people of Japan, and to better understand our society.
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Some key words for the project are:
Feasible, introduction of your home country, a trip with a purpose, environment, welfare, business seminar, job experience, peace,
voluntary work, children, etc.
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Some of the past winning projects are:
A student visited Hiroshima to learn about the victim side of the Pacific War.
A student studying dress design visited Kojima, the city famous for Japanese indigo, to consider her future occupation.
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