India & Japan —
Through Centuries

To work for promotion of cultural relations between India & Japan.

To work for upliftment and conservation of traditional arts in all forms.

To organize programs for researchers, students, and scholars for cross-cultural learning.

To undertake research, survey & training programs in the field of art by developing centers with institutions for art training, art galleries for presentation, and auditoriums for performances.

Utilize the experience of Japanese senior citizens to train Indian youth for excellence, expertise, and perfectionism achieved by Japan.

To organize programs for upliftment of lesser privileged classes in India.

To work to eradicate the problem of water shortage and water filtration in rural areas and slums.

Organizing support programs for rural areas and communities in need.

To impart training on local material for conservation of resources and environment for sustainability.

To promote Japanese technology in India for waste management and recycling for a sustainable environment.

To obtain aid for plantations through elected village authorities in arid rural areas to turn India green — afforestation programs.

To promote Japanese technology for renewable energy (solar, wind) applications for rural India.

To grant scholarships, stipends, rewards, assistance, and allowances to deserving students.

To provide medicines, food, clothing, water, and electricity for the underprivileged.

To establish, promote, support, and manage dispensaries, hospitals, nursing homes, child welfare centers, clinical laboratories, mobile medical units, ambulances, medical and surgical camps, and blood banks for public medical relief.