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Learn about our commitment, mission, values as well as all about ASIJ's long history, and our alumni community. We also introduce you to our Leadership and Board of Directors.
Our global network of over 7,500 alumni provides a lifelong community offering unique opportunities to connect, network, mentor and socialize—enhancing careers, providing pathways to new experiences and offering deep friendship and support.
ASIJ often hosts visits for admissions, alumni, college representatives and more. Review our visit information before planning your next trip to Tokyo!
Whether it is furthering their corporate social responsibility, or simply to share their knowledge and experience, there are many reasons why institutions and businesses choose to partner with ASIJ. View information about corporate partnerships.
Life at ASIJ is full of stories and the narrative of where our vision will take us is told each day through the learning our students experience in the classroom and beyond. Each of the subjects featured here has their own unique tale to tell—stories that are as rich and varied as the ASIJ experience itself.
If you are moving to Japan for the first time, we are here to help you with a very important decision—choosing the right school for your children. View our Admissions pages for details on Eligibility, Visits, Open Houses, Tuition, and FAQs.
What does learning look like at ASIJ? Read about our commitment, definition of learning, explore our divisions, and dive into parent partnership opportunities.
ASIJ is comprised of two campuses featuring multi-function spaces. Learn about or campuses, facilities, and what makes our spaces unique in Tokyo.
Who are our faculty and staff? What are our teacher qualifications and expectations? Before applying, check out our Before You Apply page to learn about Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion and how our factulty and staff go beyond the classroom.
Applicants for all teaching and leadership positions at ASIJ must have an active, confidential profile with either Schrole Connect or Search Associates. Direct applications will not be considered.
View Vacancies on Schrole →
View Vacancies on Search Associates →
See our vacancies page for more details and additional vacancies.
On November 16, 2017 ASIJ hosted the head of Shibuya ward government’s Gender Equality and Diversity Promotion Division, Ryutaro Nagata.
Although his title is focused on Gender Equality and Diversity Promotion, Ryutaro has a special interest in awareness and equality for sexual minorities and members of the LGBTQ community, placing him in a unique position to work with the Queer Equality Alliance (QEA) high school club along with the Japan Center. High school senior Sara Hoskins writes on his visit.
During his visit, Mr Nagata presented to high school students in the ASIJ Theater and shared his story of how he led efforts to promote the understanding of sexual minorities at Gap Japan, where he previously worked. His presentation continued as he spoke to what his role is now in the new Gender Equality and Diversity Promotion Division and finally provided insight on what kind of stigma remains as well as what positive changes have come about in regards to LGBTQ issues in Japan.
In addition to his high school address, Mr Nagata spoke more personally to QEA members and other interested students in an informational lunch session. He not only enlightened the theater full of high school students on current issues, his own personal achievements and hopes for the future in terms of LGBTQ issues, but he also touched those he met in the ASIJ community. Many students reported feeling inspired by his words and bubbly disposition. One student shared that she had known a lot about LGBTQ issues in America, but that Mr Nagata “helped [her] to understand more about the LGBTQ community in Japan.” When speaking about the lunch meeting, students also mentioned enjoying that it was very informational and personal—specifically stating that “he shared his own experience coming out and living as a gay man in Japan and how it shaped his life”.
ASIJ’s high school Queer Equality Alliance (QEA) addresses LGBTQ issues, focusing on social issues and the steps they can take to promote understanding, tolerance and respect at ASIJ, locally and globally. Some of the club’s activities include the Day of Silence, Ally Week and Coming Out Day. Mr Nagata was part of QEA’s ongoing speaker series. The club is grateful for the efforts of the Japan Center to facilitate Mr Nagata’s participation at ASIJ.
Life at school is full of stories and the narrative of where our vision will take us is told each day through the learning our students experience in the classroom and beyond.