Request for donation

Since its founding, Asia Gakuen has been conducting educational and research activities with the mission of cultivating promising human resources who can meet the expectations of a wide range of industries based on the founding spirit of "the spirit of Self-help and Cooperation." In the future, we will continue to focus on improving educational conditions and further enhance our educational and research activities in order to meet the needs of society at large.
 
Therefore, in order to further enhance and develop our university, we would like to ask for your understanding and support.
 

Types and purposes of donations

Thanks to your generous support, our school has established the following donation programs.
The donations we receive will be used carefully and in accordance with their respective purposes.

Donation Business Brochure

• Request for support
• Information on bequests and inheritance donations

online donation form

If you would like to donate by credit card or convenience store, please proceed to the form below.

• Procedures for applying for online donations to the "Educational research Promotion Fund," the "Educational research Promotion Fund (Faculty of Health and Sport Science Equipment Improvement Fund)," and the "Sports Promotion Fund"
• About the online donation application procedure for the “Educational research Promotion Fund (Use category: Supporting study abroad programs)”

Donation Report

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Education research Promotion Fund

Thanks to your generous support, the total amount of donations received in fiscal year 2025 was 16,206,371 yen.
We express our sincere gratitude for your deep understanding and cooperation.

[Appropriation details]

English Cafe We hold "English Cafe" sessions during breaks between classes, where students can enjoy free conversation with foreign Lecturer. By providing an accessible space for English conversation, we have seen improvements not only in language skills but also in English communication skills, leading to an increase in students proactively engaging in English learning. We have had 1,298 participants so far. Appropriated expenses: 2,973,300 yen

Airline Course To help students aspiring to work in the airline or service industries realize their dreams, we commissioned a 12-session Course consisting of 90-minute sessions, covering essential knowledge, manners, and other specialized know-how necessary for job hunting. 24 students participated. Appropriated expenses: 1,941,360 yen

Library (Library Administration) renovation work Library (Library Administration) Library (Library Administration) underwent renovation work on the second to fourth floors with the aim of enhancing the learning environment and user services to foster proactive learning among students, resulting in a more comfortable learning environment. Appropriated expenses: 11,241,711 yen

Education research Promotion Fund (Use category: Supporting study abroad programs)

Thanks to your generous support, the total amount of donations received in fiscal year 2025 reached 969,000 yen.
We express our sincere gratitude for your deep understanding and cooperation.

[Appropriation details]
Study abroad expenses for participants in a semester-long study abroad program
Asia University offers semester-long study abroad programs in the United States, China, Malaysia, and South Korea, providing an environment where students can choose the most suitable learning environment to meet their diverse goals.
The funds were allocated to the "Asia University Semester Study Abroad Program Scholarship," which is awarded to top-performing students among those participating in the above program.

Sports Promotion Fund

Thanks to your generous support, the total amount of donations received in fiscal year 2025 was 17,200,180 yen.
We express our sincere gratitude for your deep understanding and cooperation.

Asia University Used Book Donation

Total amount: 59,838 yen
Books: 168 volumes

We express our sincere gratitude for your deep understanding and cooperation.

private foundation and company sponsered international student scholarship

In fiscal year 2025, scholarships were awarded to 18 international International Student selected in accordance with the wishes of the donors.
Since its inception in fiscal year 1999, this scholarship has provided financial support to over 500 international International Student.

Total amount: 5,160,000 yen

We express our sincere gratitude for your deep understanding and cooperation.

ASEAN Countries International Student

Thanks to your generous support, the total amount of donations received in fiscal year 2025 was 112,005,000 yen.
We express our sincere gratitude for your deep understanding and cooperation.

Student Voices

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Hibiki Ogawa

(Department of Economics Faculty of Economics)
Donation Project: Education research Promotion Fund

As the saying goes, "seeing is believing," and fieldwork that allowed me to fully experience the local atmosphere was an extremely valuable experience.
Also, during discussions with local people, it was impressive to see how they were able to exchange various opinions as one team toward solving the problem.
I believe that the ability to discover problems on one's own and to have curiosity about the unknown will be useful in my future life as a working professional.

Misaki Kuseki

(Faculty of International Relations Department of Multicultural Communication)
Donation Project: Education research Promotion Fund (Use Category: Supporting Study Abroad Programs)

In the spring semester of 2023, I participated in the six-month American study abroad program AUAP and studied abroad at Central Washington University. I am quite shy, so at first I had a hard time talking to local university students. However, I was able to receive a scholarship, and I used it to participate in various activities during my study abroad. Then, I gradually became able to proactively greet people I met for the first time, and I feel that I have acquired communication skills and initiative.
I would like to further hone the English skills I have developed through studying abroad and aim to obtain qualifications in the future.

Masataka Sota

(Faculty Faculty of Business Administration Business Administration)
Donation Project: Sports Promotion Fund

I work (Hardball) Baseball Club, my studies, and life in the dormitory.
The sports promotion funds we received last year were used to purchase baseball equipment such as batting gloves and for travel expenses to local areas. All members of the team participated in the opening game of the 2023 Toho University Baseball Autumn League, held in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture, and were able to fight in a different atmosphere of tension than at Meiji Jingu Baseball Stadium.
All members of the club will work hard to pass on (Hardball) Baseball Club 's glorious history as a fine tradition to the next generation and to create a new Asia University (Hardball) Baseball Club is uniquely our own.

Shen Yihan

(Faculty of International Relations Department of Multicultural Communication)
Donation Project: Scholarships for ASEAN International Student

I took classes and seminars with an interest in "multicultural coexistence." In the summer of Sophomore, I conducted fieldwork in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. I interviewed government offices and mosques, and was able to gain a deeper understanding and deepen my thoughts about multicultural coexistence in Japan. In September 2023, I also visited Tokyu Corporation, a company that supports the scholarship, and was able to express my gratitude to them in person, as well as hear from the CEOs of major companies, which was a valuable experience.
I would like to make the most of this opportunity to study in Japan made possible by the scholarship, study hard, and experience as much Japanese life and culture as possible.

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​Rinnosuke Ito, Ryo Sakakibara

(Faculty of Urban Innovation, Department of Urban Innovation)
Donation Project: Education research Promotion Fund

As the saying goes, "seeing is believing," and fieldwork that allowed me to fully experience the local atmosphere was an extremely valuable experience.
Also, during discussions with local people, it was impressive to see how they were able to exchange various opinions as one team toward solving the problem.
I believe that the ability to discover problems on one's own and to have curiosity about the unknown will be useful in my future life as a working professional.

Seiya Egashira

(Faculty of International Relations Department of Multicultural Communication)
Donation Project: Education research Promotion Fund (Use Category: Supporting Study Abroad Programs)

In the spring semester of 2024, I participated in the six-month American study abroad program AUAP and studied abroad at Central Washington University.
During my time abroad, I used my scholarship to take on various challenges, such as participating in local community activities such as cleaning up the area, exhibiting my paintings at a local gallery, and traveling alone. In addition to making local friends, I also made an effort to converse in English with Japanese students to improve my language skills, and received the highest marks in my classes.
I plan to continue studying with the aim of finding employment at an overseas company.
We appreciate your continued support for students who are about to study abroad.

Chizuru Oki

(Faculty of International Relations Department of International Relations)
Donation Project: Sports Promotion Fund

The women's Track and Field Club had just been established. I joined because I was attracted by the bright and cheerful atmosphere.

We worked hard with the goal of participating in the two major national relay races (All-Japan University Women's Ekiden and Mt. Fuji Women's Ekiden), and achieved our goals both as a club and as individuals.

In 2024, the team was disappointed to miss out on a spot in the All-Japan University Women's Ekiden, but they used this as motivation to practice harder, which led to their best ever result of 10th place in the Mount Fuji Women's Ekiden.

The donations we received will be used for travel expenses, trainer expenses, etc., and will help us achieve our goal. We will work hard as a team, aiming to improve our ranking in each tournament.

Tan Yushou

(Faculty of International Relations Department of Multicultural Communication)
Donation Project: Scholarships for ASEAN International Student

International Student at Asia University was a major turning point in my life.
During my time at the university, I served as vice Executive chair, Board of Directors of International Student student group and planned an exchange event between International Student and Japanese students. I worked hard to prepare for the event to go smoothly, coordinating with the relevant parties, dividing up roles, setting up the venue, and also handled crisis management for any problems that may have arisen on-site. I learned a lot from these experiences, including teamwork and problem-solving skills.
Without the scholarship, I would not have been able to have this experience. After graduation, I will work in the hotel industry. Using my experience at Asia University as a foundation, I aim to be someone who can connect people across countries and cultures.

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Kounosuke Takaku

(Department of Economics Faculty of Economics)
Donation Project: Education research Promotion Fund

I'm dedicated to learning English every day because I believe that being able to speak English will broaden my horizons.
In particular, the "English Cafe," which I have been participating in since my first year, is an indispensable learning environment for me. It is the best opportunity for output, where I can converse on free topics, and at the same time, it is a place where I can meet like-minded peers. It is a great joy to be in an environment where we can all feel each other growing.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your support, which has made it possible to provide such high-quality learning opportunities.
In the future, I would like to work in a field that serves as a bridge between Japan and other countries.

Ayaka Sano

(Faculty of International Relations Department of Multicultural Communication)
Donation Project: Education research Promotion Fund (Use Category: Supporting Study Abroad Programs)

As a member of the first cohort of the AUKP, a six-month study abroad program to South Korea that began in 2025, I studied at Kyung Hee University during the spring semester of 2025.
To truly master Korean, I made a conscious effort to actively use the language in my daily life during my study abroad. I made sure to review the expressions I learned in class on the same day and use them immediately in actual conversations. It was difficult at first, but by continuing to practice, I was able to communicate with confidence.
I made good use of the scholarships I received from everyone to cover my living expenses while I was there. I am truly grateful for the valuable experience I gained.
Going forward, I will set my sights on passing the TOPIK Level 6 exam and dedicate myself to further learning.

Ryoto Takizawa

(Faculty of Law Department of Law)
Donation Program: Sports Promotion Fund

Since enrolling in university, I have dedicated myself to daily training with the goal of improving my athletic performance, and I have been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to participate in international tournaments as a member of the Japanese national deaf football team. The experience of honing my communication and situational awareness skills while being deaf, and balancing university studies with national team activities, is a great asset to me.
Thanks to the wonderful environment at the Hinode Campus, I was able to focus on improving my skills and physical condition. I deeply realize that this was only possible because of the warm support of our donors, and I express my heartfelt gratitude.
After graduation, I will continue competing and aim to become an athlete who can inspire many people, regardless of whether they have a disability or not, by achieving results on the world stage.

Yoon Myasin

(Faculty of Urban Innovation Department of Urban Innovation)
Donation Project: Scholarships International Student from ASEAN Countries

I decided to study in Japan and enroll in this university because I wanted to further improve my Japanese language skills.
Currently, I belong to a seminar on urban development, where I am learning methods for solving local issues through the power of design. In addition, as an extracurricular activity, I am also in charge of an English conversation club, working to create an environment where International Student and Japanese students can enjoy interacting in English.
I am deeply grateful to all the donors for their warm support, which has allowed me to enjoy such fulfilling days.
In the future, I will strive even harder to become a person who can contribute to society by utilizing my expertise in urban planning and construction in Japan.

Sloy Chaifou and Mighty Thuyhuen

(Faculty of Urban Innovation, Department of Urban Innovation Faculty of International Relations, Department of International Relations)
Donation Project: private foundation and company sponsered international student scholarship

Sloy Chaifou (pictured left)
At university, I dedicated myself to research urban spatial design, and after graduation, I got a job at a house builder in Japan.
Thanks to Mr. Ishikawa's generous donation, I was able to focus on my studies and create many wonderful memories.

Mighty Thuyhuen (pictured right)
I am working hard to improve my Japanese language skills, and in the future, I hope to become someone who can connect Japan and Vietnam.
I'm very grateful for the scholarship, which has allowed me to reduce the number of times I have to work part-time.

[Donor] Mr. Koichi Ishikawa (center in photo)
With the desire to support the dreams of International Student, we named our scholarship "YUME Scholarship" and are providing support to two students.
I had the opportunity to speak with both of them at an annual get-together for donors and International Student, and to learn about their experiences in their home countries, their studies, and their daily lives.
It is a great pleasure to be able to witness the students' hard work firsthand.
I was impressed by how energetic and proactively they spoke.

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