Until the release of our project report for Exchange Japan 2012, this page will feature tidbits and updates on the progress of the project. For previous reports, please consult our archive.
A sample of stories with relevance to our project theme Moving Forward are showcased below for your perusal.
Foreign Policy magazine argues that the Nuclear Renaissance is still very much alive.
The Kizuna project is a charity run by a group of Japanese women living in Stockholm.
The Kyoto Prize is Japan's highest award for global achievement, and is awarded annually.
A nugget of Japanese poetry.
Exchange Japan is a collaboration by students at the Stockholm School of Economics, the Royal Institute of Technology and Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo, with additional support from SASSE and THS. The project has been organized annually since 1999, and its mission statement is to foster cultural and professional exchange between students and employers in Sweden and Japan.
