Support for Academic Research
Supporting Academic Research to Establish a Healthy Society
Opening endowed courses at universities and donating research grants are Fordays' long-term commitment towards the success as a "Health Creation Company" for the purpose of creating a healthy and prosperous society in the future.
Research Funding at the University of Tokyo
In May 2015, Fordays commenced research funding to University of Tokyo Graduate School of Agriculture and Life Sciences "Laboratory of Food and Physiological Models" for the purpose of analyzing the relationship between food and health. Fordays provides various support to establish a healthy society.
Donation to the University of Tokyo
Fordays has made donations to support the educational and research endeavors of the University of Tokyo.
Donation to the University of Tokyo's "Student Supporters Club Scholarship"
In April 2024, Fordays donated to the "Student Supporters Club Scholarship" for the University of Tokyo graduate students. This scholarship is a non-repayable grant to provide financial assistance to deserving students. Fordays has commited to funding two shares valued at 1.5 million yen to support one student for two years. This commitment will be sustained for three years, benefiting six university students.
Student Supporters Club Scholarship (SSC Scholarship)
Donation to the University of Tokyo's "UTokyo NEXT150"
In February 2024, Fordays donated 20 million yen to the "UTokyo NEXT150" fund to safeguard the accumulated knowledge of the University of Tokyo for the next 150 years as part of the UTokyo Next150 initiative.
Fordays Self-Reliance Support Association
Every year, "Fordays Self-Reliance Support Association" (Chairman: Fordays CEO, Keiko Wada) supports researchers involved in academic research or technological development for the purpose of supporting creative and relevant research themes contributing to the advancement of health science domestically and internationally by subsidizing grants to researchers in the field of natural and life sciences.