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2024 Spring Camp

By OYWJPosted on November 23, 2023Posted in NewsTagged High School Students, One Junior World, SDG 4, SDGs, Spring Camp, young leaders

One Young World Japan (OYWJ), in cooperation with Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU), is holding its annual Spring Camp for high school students in Japan in April 2024.

ONE YOUNG WORLD JAPAN CELEBRATES THE JAPAN DELEGATION TO OYW 2023 BELFAST

By OYWJPosted on September 1, 2023Posted in NewsTagged ambassadors, delegates, News, SDGs, Send Off, Tokyo Tatemono

One Young World Japan celebrates its largest delegation ever to the OYW 2023 global summit in Belfast, UK

OYW JAPAN CAUCUS 2023 POST EVENT REPORT

By OYWJPosted on June 22, 2023Posted in NewsTagged caucus, News, OYW Japan Caucus, SDGs, Shibuya

One Young World Japan successfully concludes its 2023 Caucus in Shibuya, Tokyo. The hybrid event was attended by a plethora of Japan’s current and future leaders as well as over 4,700 young professionals across 7 countries. Speakers included such names as Ken Hasebe, Carole Fuchs, Ryuta Ibaragi, Kate Robertson, Joi Ito, Yoko Ishikura, Shota Iizuka, Shiho Watabe, Ken Shibusawa, and a musical performance by Nana Tanimura.

STUDENT PITCH 2023

By OYWJPosted on June 16, 2023Posted in NewsTagged Education, High School Students, One Junior World, One Young World 2023, One Young World Belfast 2023, SDG 17, Student Pitch

OYWJ Student Pitch 2023 One Young World Japan Supports Next-Gen Leaders Under 18 As “One Junior World” June 16, 2023 – Tokyo, Japan One Young World Japan will host its annual “Student Pitch” event for students under the age of 18 in Japan. 10 speakers will be selected from SDG-related projects submitted from all over […]

2023 SPRING CAMP REPORT

By OYWJPosted on May 13, 2023Posted in NewsTagged High School Students, OIST, One Junior World, SDGs, Spring Camp1 Comment

ONE JUNIOR WORLD Spring Camp 2023 Report Event Summary One Young World Japan held its inaugural One Junior World Spring Camp for high school students as part of its ongoing efforts to nurture the next generation of young leaders under the age of 18 who have not yet reached the legal age for participation at […]