Vietnam Proposes Visa Exemption for Vietnamese Citizens Traveling to Japan
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This marks the fourth year the scholarship program has been implemented in Vietnam, bringing the total number of Vietnamese recipients to 36 for the 2023-2026 period.

The scholarships support undergraduate programs taught in English at 12 leading Japanese universities, including the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Osaka University, Waseda University, and Keio University. In addition to covering full tuition and admission fees, the awards provide monthly living expenses and initial settlement costs for students.

Among the recipients, Tran Le Doai Phuong, a student from Hanoi Foreign Language Specialized High School, expressed her aspiration to study in Japan to explore ways of combining traditional cultural values with the modern fashion industry. She hopes that the knowledge gained will help bring products with a strong Vietnamese cultural identity closer to consumers both at home and abroad.

Nine outstanding Vietnamese students received full scholarships to study in Japan from the Fast Retailing Foundation in 2026. (Photo: Tin Tuc Newspaper).

Meanwhile, Trinh Tuan Minh, a student from Le Quy Don High School for the Gifted in Da Nang, expressed his aspiration to research solutions that promote the circular economy and sustainable development, thereby contributing to addressing environmental challenges and advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Beyond personal growth, all scholarship recipients shared their commitment to applying the knowledge and experience gained in Japan to create positive values for the community, fostering innovation and sustainable development in Vietnam.

A representative of the Fast Retailing Foundation emphasized that the program seeks to identify and nurture students with outstanding academic achievements, leadership qualities, and a strong sense of social responsibility. In addition to providing access to world-class Japanese education, the scholarships also strengthen people-to-people exchanges and educational cooperation between Vietnam and Japan.

The recipients expressed their determination to use the knowledge and skills acquired to contribute to Vietnam’s development in areas such as innovation, sustainable growth, and the promotion of Vietnamese cultural values on the global stage after completing their studies.

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