
Feel more secure living in Japan,
More fun
We provide support for daily life consultations and facilitate interactions with local Japanese volunteers.
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Otonari-san
[Report] Community Meeting on “Building a Community Where Children Can Thrive” Held in Bunkyo City on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (National Holiday)!
On Culture Day, we held a community meeting on “Building a Community Where Children Can Thrive.” This gathering brought together people from different cultural backgrounds and with different experiences to share their thoughts and experiences on raising children in Japan. In addition to the one-on-one relationships OFP has been building […] -
Otonari-san
[Report] October 24, 2026 (Sat): We held the second Life and Work Information Exchange on changing jobs in Japan!
At the Life and Work Information Exchange, Otonari-san (Japanese volunteers) share their experiences to address questions and concerns that foreign residents have about life and work in Japan. Our second session focused on changing jobs in Japan! This session's speaker, a Japanese company […] -
News
[Speaking Engagement Report] We gave a lecture in a class at Asia University on October 21, 2026 (Wed).
We gave a lecture in the Multicultural Business Studies class taught by Professor Akihiro Koido in the Department of Multicultural Communication at Asia University. As an organization engaged in multicultural initiatives, we focused on JII's activities, how we got started, and the challenges we currently face […] -
News
[Cooperative Event] Saturday, November 14, 2026 MUJI Niigata Naoetsu Store ~Making Gyoza from Around the World~
On Saturday, November 14, at MUJI in Naoetsu City, Niigata Prefecture, the event "A Journey Through World Home Cooking: Dumplings of the World" will be held. Together with Hiroko Oda, a manga artist, culinary researcher, and active Otonari-san, everyone in Naoetsu will focus on making dumplings from around the world […]
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Connect with Japanese people
We support practicing Japanese, understanding Japanese life and culture, and connecting with local people.
Get one-time support
This is a volunteer-based life support activity.
Accompaniment Possible On-siteFree(Only actual expenses such as transportation fees + transfer fees)

Support Examples
- Filling out daycare enrollment forms
- Procedures for hospital visits
- Phone Inquiry Reservation
- Accompanying Parent-Teacher Meetings
- Accompanying Children to Medical Checkups
- Notification of Internet Activation
- Gas, Water, and Electricity Activation and Trouble Reporting
- Hospital Phone Reservation
- Accompaniment for Real Estate Consultations
- Inquiries to the Post Office, Government Offices, and Service Providers
Consult an Expert
We have a network of various professionals, including business coaches and business consultants.

Examples of Consultations
- Illness and Medical Care
- Domestic issues, divorce, and troubles with partners
- Communication/Troubles with School and Teachers
- Parenting and Education Concerns
- Concerns about Child Development (Physical and Mental)
- Support for the Lives of Refugees and Evacuees
- Residence Status (Visa)
- Japan's Systems (Pensions, Insurance, Taxes, etc.)
Japanese Language Support for Children
We nurture children's confidence in their school life in Japan.

What You Can Do
- Practice Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji
- You can do school homework
- You can ask questions about the parts you don't understand in your studies
- Learn "Carefully and Clearly"

About Us
Japan Intercultural Intelligence (JII) is an organization dedicated to realizing the ideal of Cultural synergy by leveraging diversity.
"Cultural synergy" means that people live together as good neighbors who maintain the strengths of their own cultures while enjoying the wonderful aspects of various cultures, creating new public cultures and values through the encounter of these remarkable cultures, making life easier for each other.

For Those Interested in Volunteering as Japanese
While supporting foreign residents to adapt more easily to life in Japan, you can also interact directly with foreigners, make friends, and enjoy yourself.

For Corporations
We aim to reduce cultural gaps and loneliness among foreign employees, while simultaneously achieving employee growth and regional revitalization.
Support Us with a Donation
Donations to JII are eligible for tax benefits.
Our activities are made possible by your participation and support.
Your support is needed to create an attractive future where diversity, including foreign residents, is valued.
You can support our activities in numerous ways.
We are committed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
We support and engage in activities that address the challenges faced by foreign residents in their daily lives and work.







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