2022 Migrants and Japanese Society

Program Information for previous years

Program Objectives
Comments by Selection Committee Chair
List of Grant Projects
Grant Framework
Recommended Documents

Guidelines and Application forms are available only in Japanese.
Please see our Japanese site for details.

Program Objectives

The grant of the Special Subject "Migrants and Japanese Society" will be given to projects that study any of the five issues below and implement measures to address these issues (for example, building a mechanism or system to solve an issue or improve a situation) during the grant period.

(1) Creation of an environment for maximizing the skills and potential of foreign talent
(2) Minimizing gaps among foreign residents in their access to information
(3) Examination of human and other resources in support of the care and support systems for foreign residents
(4) Attracting skilled human resources from abroad
(5) Lessons from insights and experiences gained through Japanese companies’ overseas operations

Comments by Selection Committee Chair

The chairperson of the selection committee provides comments on the content submitted in the previous year's application and on projects that received funding. Please take a moment to read these comments as they may be helpful for this year's application. For information on submissions made before this period, please refer to the annual reports.

List of Grant Projects


TYTID	Project Title	Project Leader	Position, Organization	Grant Amount (yen）
D22-MG-0015	Survey for improving labor and human rights issues of foreign workers through dialogue and development ofguidebook for utilizing dialogue	Yukiko Furuya	CSO Network Japan, Board Chair	8,500,000
D22-MG-0017	Survey and research on the audit and evaluation system for employment of foreign workers and developmentof model projects	Hisano Hori	Global Human Resources Hamamatsu, Representative of a board of directors	10,000,000
D22-MG-0018	Development of a platform to support overseas doctors with various backgrounds work in Japan	Hirotake Mori	Medical Doctor, researcher, NGO staf, Associate Professor	10,000,000
D22-MG-0032	Establishment of an innovative employability enhancement support scheme for science and engineeringinternational students in post-graduate English track programs in Japan	Keiko Ikeda	Kansai University, Professor	9,000,000
D22-MG-0039	Supporting migrant workers in accessing health information, developing pathways to health services, andstrengthening partnership	Tamotsu Nakasa	SHARE (Services for the Health in Asian & African Regions), Chair	10,000,000
Total 5				47,500,000

Grant Fremework


Proposal Submission Period	From September 5 to November 19, 2022, 23:59 Japan Standard Time
Application Requirements	Details are available in the Guidelines
Total Amount of Grants	50 million yen
Expected Grant Amount (per project)	JPY 5,000,000 to JPY 10,000,000
Project Period	Two years (May 2023 – Apr 2025) or Three years (May 2023 – Apr 2026)
Selection of Grants	Formal decisions on the awarding of grants will be made by the Toyota Foundation Board of Directors at a meeting, based on the deliberations of responsible Selection Committee consisting of external experts.

Online Seminar

"The Forefront of Accepting Foreign Human Resources: From the Field of Children, Employment, and Health": We invited several grantees to report their projects online and digest movies are dubbed in English.

Session 1: Childrearing and Institutions — Session 1: "Childrearing and Institutions"

Session 2: Inviting and Accepting Human Capital — Session 2: "Inviting and Accepting Human Capital"

Session 3: Communication in Healthcare — Session 3: "Communication in Healthcare"