What is Research Institute for Japan's Globalization (RIJAG)?
The Research Institute for Japan's Globalization (RIJAG) is a non-profit, general incorporated association established in September 2011 to create a platform for clarifying "what role Japan should play in the global community" and making open, future-oriented proposals to the world.
Studies the appropriate way of globalization for Japan beyond the turmoil of the global community.
Develops leading human capacities that will contribute to enhance Japan’s globalizations.
Accelerates essential collaborations in- and outside Japan toward, the aforementioned goals.
"Pax Japonica" as our vision
Our association's vision is "Pax Japonica", which is about to emerge after the entire world will succeed to go beyond the
lasting turmoil in various fields and sectors. Based on the firm belief that Japan, the third largest economy with outstanding
social tradition, is destined to play the decisive role in this regard, the institute envisages a new era of the human history will
be kicked off from 2025.
□Our Activities
Comprehensive education to acquire “information literacy”
Global and domestic projects for “Pax Japonica” in line with UN SDGs
Advocacy for “Pax Japonica” in the global community
Research Institute for Japan’s Globalization (RIJAG)
Establishment:
September 29, 2011
Location:
Yusen Building 3F, 3-2, Marunouchi 2-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0005, Japan
TEL:+81-03-6256-0960 FAX:+81-03-6256-0959
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