Studying in Hiroshima

Scholarships

There are 2 types of scholarships, namely, (1) those that can be applied for before coming to Japan, and (2) those that can be applied for after coming to Japan and entering a school.
With that said, however, the number of scholarships that can be applied for after entering a school in Japan far outnumber the former.
There are also numerous organizations in Hiroshima Prefecture that offer scholarships to international students.
Of these, the Hiroshima International Center (a public interest incorporated foundation) international student scholarship is made possible through funds collected from the center, corporations, and individual residents of Hiroshima Prefecture, and scholarship funds are provided to 61 international students studying within the prefecture (current as of the 2023 academic year).
For the most part, such students apply for this scholarship through the schools that they are currently attending.
We recommend that you consult with the office staff responsible for international students at your school immediately upon entering your school.

Scholarships Applied for before Coming to Japan

Scholarships Applied for after Coming to Japan

Organization Payment period Payment amount (monthly) Qualifications for application, etc.
Hiroshima International Center (a public interest incorporated foundation) 1 year 30,000 yen
Hiroshima Support Center for International Students 1 time 1-time payment: 180,000 yen International students coming from abroad or transferring in from outside of Hiroshima Prefecture
Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation (a public interest incorporated foundation) 1 year 30,000 yen
Yahata Memorial Scholarship Foundation (a public interest incorporated foundation)
1 year Graduate students: 100,000 yen
Undergraduate students: 80,000 yen
Kumahira Scholarship Cultural Foundation (a public interest incorporated foundation) 1 year 50,000 yen
Momiji Bank Scholarship Foundation (a public interest incorporated foundation) 1 year 50,000 yen International students from ASEAN countries
Japan Student Services Organization (an independent administrative institution) 1 year 48,000 yen
Heiwa Nakajima Foundation (a public interest incorporated foundation) 1 year 100,000 yen
Rotary Yoneyama Memorial Foundation (a public interest incorporated foundation) From 5 months to a maximum of 2 years Graduate students: 140,000 yen
Undergraduate students: 100,000 yen

Scholarship Information Websites

You can find more information on scholarships at the following websites.

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