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We are in an era in which people wonder how global communication will evolve on multiple levels, whether national, societal, corporate, or individual. Since its establishment in 1987, Merit 5 has supported customers in their efforts toward internationalization by helping provide information in various foreign languages. During this time, numerous companies and various types of associations, government bodies, and educational organizations have rated our planning and editorial capabilities highly as well as our reportorial organization and have used our services extensively.
Merit 5 will now be commencing a new phase in which it will participate in exchanges between the education sectors of China and Japan. |
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Human resources are a nation’s most valuable assets, and acquiring and training talented personnel from other countries will be indispensable to future progress in Japan. With this in mind, the key from now on will be personal interaction in the growing, and complimentary, education sectors of China and Japan. We believe that China’s economic growth and Japan’s 300,000 International Students Plan hold great possibilities of further strengthening the two countries’ relationship from here on out and that, above all, educational exchanges will become a great force in creating Japan’s globalism in the 21st century.
China Higher-education Student Information (CHSI), an agency under the direct jurisdiction of China’s education ministry, has given us written authorization to act as its official representative in Japan. In this capacity, we will be working with CHSI on its future exchange program activities in the education sectors of China and Japan, such as promoting exchanges between the two countries’ institutions of higher education and interaction among their students as well as providing support to exchange students. We will seek to build a “Great Wall” that links the education sectors of both countries. |
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