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NEW!The 17th Youthleader Awards Ceremony had been held on Feb 13th 2026 !


The FY2025 Corporate Members Networking Meeting Was Held (November 12, 2025)

On November 12, a networking meeting was held at Shiba Park Hotel, bringing together more than 90 participants, including representatives from our corporate member companies, recipients of the Youth Leader Awards, and high school and university students belonging to our association’s student community, LEP.

The event fostered a wide range of interactions and new connections across generations and industries. Despite the limited time, it proved to be a highly meaningful and enriching experience for all participants.

On the day, three recipients of the Youth Leader Awards took the stage:
Mr. Yoshiki Hiruma (Development Bank of Japan Inc.),
Mr. Yuzen Kodama (Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.), and
Ms. Rina Nagaoka (Otetabi Co., Ltd.).

In addition, students who participated in the summer overseas training program in Indonesia, “GET,” delivered passionate reports on their experiences during the program.

 


We would like to issue a correction to the public relations magazine YOUTH LEADER, Autumn 2025 issue (Vol. 154).

There was an error on page 7 of the association’s public relations magazine YOUTH LEADER, Autumn 2025 issue (Vol. 154), which was published this November. We hereby provide the following correction.

In the section slightly below the middle on the right-hand side of the page, the year printed as “2025” is incorrect. The correct year should be “2026.” (Please see below.)

 

We sincerely apologize for the error and hereby make this correction.

 


 

We invited university students from Indonesia through the Sakura Science Program (October 3–9, 2025).

Under the Japan Science and Technology Agency’s (JST) Sakura Science Program, we hosted Indonesian university students and conducted this program.

Based on the theme, “Expanding knowledge of Japan’s cutting-edge science and technology and environmental initiatives,” the students visited state-of-the-art technologies with the cooperation of our corporate member companies, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. and Toyo Kanetsu K.K., as well as Leave a Nest Co., Ltd., a former award recipient organization of the Youth Leader Awards.

In addition, the participants joined a chemistry experiment class at Shiba Kokusai Senior High School and experienced homestays with students’ families, making the program a highly meaningful and rewarding experience.

 

We hope that this program will further strengthen the relationship between Japan and Indonesia.
#sakurascience

 


We Held a Parent–Child Experience Event at the Enoshima Aquarium! (September 28, 2025)

 

With the cooperation of Enoshima Corporation, one of our corporate member companies, we held an event at the Enoshima Aquarium for the first time in seven years.
On the day of the event, more than 100 parents and children from our corporate member companies took part. They had the opportunity to tour the aquarium’s backstage areas, which are normally closed to the public, and to learn through hands-on experiences by directly touching starfish, nudibranchs, jellyfish, and other marine creatures.
Blessed with good weather, everyone enjoyed a fun and memorable day on Enoshima. 



About Our Association

The Development Association for Youthleaders, a public interest incorporated foundation, believes that “young people are the nation’s treasure” and fosters and supports the younger generation to become youth leaders in Japan, Asia, and the world through various training programs and activities.

The YoutHLeader Awards

<Honoring young people who strive for the betterment of society>

The Youthleader Awards

International Exchange Program

<Building international networks among young people>

GETGlobal Education Training-(Short-term Asian Study Program for Students)

Sakura Science Program(Short-term Invitation of Asian Students to Japan



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The 17th Youthleader Awards Ceremony (Held on February 13, 2026)

50-Year History of the Development Association for Youthleader, a Public Interest Incorporated Foundation


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