About

Taiwan-Japan Alliance of Local Revitalization and Social Practice (hereinafter referred to as Taiwan-Japan Alliance) is a platform to promote the exchange of experiences in social practices between universities in Taiwan and Japan.

Taiwan and Japan share similar geopolitical, economic development and demographic structures and face similar structural problems with their respective societies.

In both Taiwan and Japan, universities are important actors in responding to local issues by combining teaching and research with practice-based work.

National Chi Nan University National Cheng Kung University National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology National Sun Yat-sen University National Taiwan Ocean University Tunghai University Kochi University Chiba University Ryukoku University Shinshu University

News

Taiwan and Japan Universities form Alliance of Local Revitalization and Social Practice: Witnessing the Historical Moment with Transnational Signing Ceremony

2021 Sakura Science program Advanced Research and Social System for Integrated Coastal Management in Japan.

Invitation for Registration of the 14th Symposium

Practice-Based Workshop

Community/Enterprise Internship Interscholastic Exchange Program Recruitment Single Events and Seminars
Using ARCS as the study framework to analyze college students’ learning motivation towards participating in local area development, and the end results of their participation.
Japanese Culture and Life — Final Semester Report
109-1st Semester, Case Study from the Department of Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management Jia Wei Siang Hakka Kitchen: Deliver the Culture of Hakka Food from the Mountain Town
109-1st Semester, Case Study from the Department of Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management Tai-Yi Red Maple Resort: Flower Kingdom, Mushroom Ballerina
109-1st Semester, Case Study from the Department of Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management Hakka Royal Dining Room — A Perfect Balance between Tradition and Innovation