Meiji University to give Y30,000 to each foreign student

Thursday 25th December, 04:18 PM JST

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nanako77 at 05:03 PM JST - 25th December

That is good on government concerning about foreign students by offering financial assistance during such a hard period.
smithinjapan at 05:37 PM JST - 25th December

Good on the association -- they realize that by giving a little, they could in the end save a whole lot more by not losing it. It's still not really much considering what the kids on the exchange are losing, but it beats nothing, and the initiative helps. If only the government could follow suit a little and help out as well (but I know the schools are private).
elbudamexicano at 06:01 PM JST - 25th December

WOW!! 30,000 YEN!! Gosh this may help a few poor students try to live on onigiris (rice balls) for a month or so. Meiji University is trying to do the right thing, but the Japanese government is very stupid and wasteful! The Japanese should be ashamed of their crappy government!
some14some at 06:08 PM JST - 25th December

WOW!! 30,000 YEN!! Gosh this may help a few poor students try to live on onigiris (rice balls) for a month or so.

Hope they will not be forced to buy Meiji Milk.
pointofview at 09:20 PM JST - 25th December

This is very thoughtful of the university. At least it`ll help out a bit.
bobbafett at 01:58 AM JST - 26th December

of course the under deal went unreported but its matters not to the people who 3man. That buys a lot of food when your hungry.
bobbafett at 01:58 AM JST - 26th December

nyaaaaa, who got 3man
ScottishThug at 05:16 AM JST - 26th December

This is discrimination against the Japanese students. Hopefully a class action lawsuit will result.