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Peruvian Association of Mombusho (Monbukagakusho) Scholarship Students

APEBEMOロゴ

INTRODUCTION

The Peruvian Association of Mombusho (Monbukagakusho) Scholarship Students, APEBEMO, is an institution of cultural, scientific and technological character. It is constituted by professionals of different specialties, who completed Master and Doctorate studies, or conducted research in institutions and/or universities of Japan, under the auspices of the Japanese government.

BACKGROUND

The idea of getting together in an association sprang up in July 1986, when some of the former Mombusho ex-scholars discussed the establishment of a Peruvian Association of Mombusho Scholarship Students, but it was not until February 1996 that APEBEMO was established.

On June 11th, 1996, the first Executive committee took oaths, and that day, the APEBEMO directory was distributed for the first time. That directory presented information about Mombusho Scholarship Students from 1960 (the first year that Japanese government offered scholarships to Peruvians) to 1995. The task of data collection was not easy, but it was achieved with the assistance of the Embassy of Japan in Lima, Peru; and the help of the enthusiastic former members.

In 1998, APEBEMO built its web page, at the beginning, using the Peruvian Japanese Association server. Three years later that page was renewed and used the new address. This page presents Spanish and English versions, and not only Peruvians, but also people from all Latin-American countries and different parts of the world have continuously visited it (Currently moved to facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/apebemo.apebemo).

From the beginning up until now, APEBEMO has performed different kind of activities which were fostered by its members' voluntary work, companionship and wish to share their experiences and knowledge gained in Japan in order to contribute to the country development and to promote cooperation and mutual understanding between Peru and Japan.

OBJECTIVES

  • To maintain and to increase relations of friendship between Peru and Japan.
  • To contribute to the intellectual development of the country, by means of the transference and adjustment of the scientific and technological knowledge acquired by its partners in Japan.
  • To spread and to promote the MONBUKAGAKUSHO scholarship in educational institutions of the country and between professionals interested in further studies and/or conducting research at Japanese universities.
  • To promote the development of academic and cultural activities designed to maintain and to increase between its members bonds of friendship, cooperation and participation.
  • To strengthen the relations of APEBEMO with other compatible institutions and organizations, through national and international events.

ACTIVITIES

Our major activities are as follows:

  • Contribute to the diffusion and promotion of MONBUKAGAKUSHO scholarships, together with the Scholarship Section of the Culture Department of the Japanese Embassy in Peru.
  • Provide advice and guidance to scholarship applicants and holders about studying in Japan; and permanent support to scholarship holders who at the moment are studying in Japan.
  • Cultural exchange activities related to Japanese culture.
  • Activities and member reunions with ex-scholars and friends.
  • Some protocol visits and meetings, such as the visit of the APEBEMO executive committee to the Ambassador of Japan and other international events.

Most of these activities are carried out with the cooperation of the Embassy of Japan in Peru.

The Annual Meeting SHIN NEN KAI with Mombusho Scholars The Annual Meeting SHIN NEN KAI with Mombusho Scholars
Scholarship Webinars with the Embassy of Japan Scholarship Webinars with the Embassy of Japan
International participation in MEXT Scholars Meetings Seminar for New technologies in e-business International participation in MEXT Scholars Meetings Seminar for New technologies in e-business

Contact info
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/apebemo.peru/
Or ask for information at the Culture Department of the Embassy of Japan in Peru

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