The Japanese government's MEXT (Monbukagakusho) scholarship is the largest national scheme, running since 1954 across several categories including undergraduate, research student and Young Leaders Program places, applied for either through a Japanese embassy or consulate abroad or through a host university. JASSO, the Japan Student Services Organization, separately administers the Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for privately financed international students and exchange scholarships tied to specific inter-university agreements. Individual universities also run their own tuition waivers and stipends, and local governments and private foundations fund smaller, often region or field specific, scholarships; none of these are designed to cover a student's full costs on their own, so most students combine one or more of them with personal or family funding.
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