The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has introduced a scholarship program aimed at students heading to leading universities worldwide.
The program targets students with Japanese citizenship who attend Tokyo metropolitan high schools and live in the city.
Eligibility is restricted to this specific group of applicants.
The initiative is linked to Governor Yuriko Koike and focuses on study abroad opportunities.
The Japanese Embassy in Kenya has opened applications for the 2027 Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Scholarship for Kenyan Form Four leavers. The embassy announced this on April 21 via social media, expressing excitement. Applications must be submitted by May 19, 2026.
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A government survey shows that 84,759 students at public schools in Japan required support for learning Japanese as of May 2025.
The Global ISA Alliance has launched an Income Share Agreements system to help thousands of Kenyan youth access higher education without the burden of traditional loans.