The Japan Foundation offers programs in Japanese language as well Arts & Culture. Please read below for information for each category.
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JAPANESE TRAINING PROGRAMS - NOW AVAILABLE!
APRIL 1, 2021 TO MARCH 31, 2022
DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1ST, 2020
Click here to contact us with any questions or to inform us of your intention to apply to one of these programs.
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ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAMS - NOW AVAILABLE!
The Japan Foundation Los Angeles office (JFLA) accepts applications for projects that take place within the 13 states west of Rocky Mountains listed below for the JFLA Grant throughout the year. This grant aims to support projects that will enhance further understanding of Japanese arts and culture.
Click below to download the online application forms and guidelines.
➤EXHIBITIONS ABROAD SUPPORT PROGRAM
(DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1ST, 2021)
This program is designed to provide financial support for museums and art institutions overseas that organize exhibitions introducing Japanese art and culture to audiences overseas. In addition, this program is designed to support overseas international exhibitions such as biennials/triennials introducing Japanese artists and their works.
➤TRANSLATION AND PUBLICATION SUPPORT PROGRAM
(DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 19TH, 2021)
This program is designed to provide partial financial support for overseas publishers intending to translate and/or publish books originally written in Japanese. The program aims to foster better understanding of Japan by encouraging overseas publishers to translate and publish Japanese books. The grant covers part of the translation cost and/or publishing costs (e.g. costs for paper, typesetting, printing and binding). Applicants may apply for one of the following categories: “translation only” “publication only” or “translation and publication.”
➤ISHIBASHI/JAPAN FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP FOR RESEARCH ON JAPANESE ART
(DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1ST, 2021)
This program aims to support the development of professionals specializing in the study of Japanese visual arts by providing an opportunity for curators and researchers from abroad to conduct research in Japan, and by so doing, promote the study of the field and the introduction of Japanese art overseas. This fellowship is implemented by the Japan Foundation with generous funding from the Ishibashi Foundation.
➤MUSEUM INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT PROGRAM
DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1ST, 2021
This program is designed to provide financial support for U.S. and European museums to further promote constant and effective use of their Japanese art collections and thereby assist the establishment of an infrastructure to exhibit Japanese art.