What is a Project?

In Bizjapan, members engage with their interests in the form of “projects.”

“Projects” are done in various ways. Sometimes it can be hosting a workshop aimed towards people outside the community or an event co-hosted with companies. On the other hand it can be a study tour involving many associations or providing workshops exclusively for our members.

The driving force of initiating projects is not a simple “what to do” but rather an intensive process of thinking “what kind of society is ideal for us to live in”. Each project focuses on creating and carrying out their plans to realize it.

Current Projects

bar_in_childrens_cafe

We make a place like a bar for children where they can reflect on themselves in comfort.

biz-solve-仮

This is a project to organize a problem-solving workshop for Bizjapan members and invitees with a job hunting community called SOLVE.

disinformation-inhibitor

Our goal is to curb the spread of disinformation. We make infographics on controversial topics from a neutral standpoint and post them on SNS.

foodchallenge_recipebook

We are creating a unique recipe book to teach and think about environmental issues through food. “Create recipes, recreate the world”

komad_design

In order to make KOMAD a place where people can interact and learn from each other in various ways, we will design events, communicate with the outside world, and collaborate with external organizations.

Neoriders Project

Holding events and providing information about motorcycles to increase the number of young people who have motorcycle licences.

sampoem-spark-middle-east

Connecting Iran & Japan through Sampo and poems, this project intends to give a chance to think of what we can understand, what we can't understand, and in-betweens.

dear-friends

We are creating an original board game, “Triversi”, which is an expansion of Reversi, though the use of triangular geometry makes the game more complicated and strategic.

bookwarm

We aim to provide an opportunity and experience to enjoy reading books. To tackle this goal, we are holding interactive events both online and in person.

japan-thailand-project

The opportunity for Japanese and Thai University students to know more about each other through academic discussion and online culture exchange.

sustainability-map

With a goal to enhance the lifestyle of sustainable shoppers and promote the idea we are creating a e-book on sustainable shopping.

waka-local

We run a platform to connect youngsters in urban areas and local areas in the countryside where in need of youngsters’ inspiration.

food-diversity

We hope to achieve “Food Diversity” by creating a food environment where everyone feels comfortable.

Past Projects

Meets Art Project

This project offers students an opportunity to create artworks by themselves. Through this experience, students will be able to view Contemporary Art as one of the tools for communicating their thoughts.

UK-Japan Student Conference

To build a hub for liberal academic discussion amongst youth in the UK and Japan where they can exchange ideas, broaden their vision, and establish long-lasting friendships.

Y7 Summit Japan 2016

Based on the philosophy of “Reflecting youth's opinions in a changing world”, people under 30 years old suggested alternative policies to G7 leaders prior to Ise-Shima G7 summit.

HPAIR Tokyo

HPAIR was founded to create a forum of exchange for young leaders to discuss and learn about important issues facing the Asia-Pacific region. Bizjapan has been partnering with HPAIR since 2013.

We can blow our mind away! in Okinawa

Providing opportunities for teenagers who live in local areas to broaden their horizons about their career options through lectures of experiences and interactions with Bizjapan members.

We can blow our mind away! in Takayama

Allowing local students in a rural area (Takayama, Gifu Prefecture) to find seniors who can become their role model and to find the potential within themselves.

TriHack Hackathon

This program was a competition for qualifying students who will participate as delegates from Japan in a Silicon Valley tour held by Stanford University’s student society ASES.

Zero-ichi joshi project

Helping young Japanese women to be able to make proactive and subjective selections of their life and career in any circumstances and making great success in their future.

Bizjapan Change Makers Program

Taking the first step to be a change maker by learning steps of entrepreneurship. This is done through a 7 days program with its technolocal themes.

Bizjapan Summit

Letting international students know about Japan's entrepreneurship and at the same time providing an opportuniry for Japanese students to interact with top-notch students from abroad.

SV-SEC

Making Japanese student entrepreneurs get first-hand experience at Silicon Valley, and provide them the experience and opportunity that helps them realize their business plans.

Asian Leadership Network

Improving mutual understanding between Japanese, Korean and Chinese students and of the neighbouring countries participated by students from the three countries.

Younger's Bridge

New Bizjapan members visited partner organisation abroad to build up good relationship and get an opportunity to broaden their horizons by interacting with intenational students and visiting local companies.

Oculus-Project (SV-SEC 2015)

Increasing the number of developers in the field of HMD such as OculusDK2, and allowing students to create interesting VR contents with their flexible imagination.