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Disaster relief measures in Japan

Overview

Following heavy rains in mid-July, Tokai University announced support measures for students, including tuition fee reductions or exemptions for those in areas designated under the Disaster Relief Act. This assistance was coordinated with systems from the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO).

By early September, relief efforts expanded in response to Typhoon No. 24 and additional heavy rains. In addition to Tokai University’s continued financial assistance for students facing economic hardship, the Japan Post Group—comprising Japan Post Co., Ltd., Japan Post Bank, and Japan Post Insurance—implemented emergency special handling procedures for individuals in disaster-affected regions.

Entities

Tokai University · Japan Post Group · Kumamoto Prefecture · Japan Post Insurance · Japan Post Co., Ltd.

Timeline

  1. 4 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Japan institutions implement relief measures following Typhoon No. 24

    Japanese institutions, including Tokai University and the Japan Post Group, are providing financial aid and emergency services to those affected by Typhoon No. 24 and heavy rains.

  2. 19 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Tokai University announces support for students affected by heavy rains

    Tokai University is offering tuition fee reductions and financial support for students affected by heavy rains in July, Reiwa 8, following the application of the Disaster Relief Act.

Sources

hirota-sec.co.jp · kyoto-u.ac.jp · post.japanpost.jp · reseed.resemom.jp · tokai-sports.com