Become part of a growing Africa–Japan community in Miyagi and beyond
AFAM welcomes students, professionals, alumni, researchers, families, institutions, and friends of Africa who believe in cultural exchange, educational collaboration, mutual support, and stronger Africa–Japan relations.
Membership Options
- Students and individual supporters should use the Individual Membership form.
- Companies, universities, embassies, municipalities, NGOs, and public institutions should use the Institutional form.
- Please complete only the form that matches your membership category.
Membership Categories
AFAM’s membership structure welcomes both individual members and institutional partners under one shared platform for cooperation, engagement, and long-term Africa–Japan collaboration.
Student Membership
For African and non-African students in universities and colleges across Miyagi and the Tohoku region.
- Student networking and orientation support
- Participation in AFAM activities and events
- Leadership and volunteer opportunities
Individual Membership
For professionals, alumni, researchers, families, and friends of Africa who wish to join AFAM personally.
- Community engagement and professional networking
- Access to AFAM updates and initiatives
- Participation in cultural and development activities
Institutional Membership
For universities, embassies, municipalities, NGOs, schools, companies, and research institutions seeking collaboration.
- Formal partnership and public engagement
- Support for student, alumni, and cultural programs
- Long-term Africa–Japan cooperation
One AFAM, Different Paths of Participation
Whether joining as an individual or as an institution, every membership pathway supports AFAM’s broader mission of building friendship, visibility, education, cultural exchange, and constructive cooperation between Africa and Japan.
Select the Correct Registration Form
Individual members and institutions must use different forms. Please choose the form that matches your category.
Individual Membership Registration
This form is for students, professionals, alumni, researchers, families, and individual supporters of AFAM.
- Students in universities and colleges
- Professionals and working members
- Researchers and alumni
- Families and friends of Africa
Institutional / Company Registration
This form is for companies, universities, embassies, municipalities, NGOs, schools, and research institutes.
- Universities and higher education institutions
- Embassies and diplomatic missions
- Municipalities and government bodies
- NGOs, schools, and companies
Why Join AFAM
Membership in AFAM is not just registration. It is an opportunity to belong to a growing and dynamic Africa–Japan network built on community, visibility, growth, and meaningful collaboration.
For Individuals
AFAM offers students, professionals, alumni, researchers, families, and supporters a strong sense of belonging and connection.
- Build friendships and professional networks
- Participate in cultural and educational activities
- Access leadership, volunteer, and engagement opportunities
- Contribute to stronger Africa–Japan understanding
For Institutions
Institutional membership supports long-term collaboration with AFAM in education, culture, student support, alumni engagement, and public partnership.
- Partner in seminars, public forums, and community outreach
- Support student and alumni development
- Promote internationalization and intercultural exchange
- Strengthen visible Africa–Japan cooperation
Individual Membership Registration Form
This form is for students, professionals, alumni, researchers, families, and individual supporters.
Institutional / Company Registration Form
This form is for universities, companies, embassies, municipalities, NGOs, schools, and research institutions.
For Individuals
Please use your active personal email address and accurate contact details so AFAM can send membership updates and activity information.
For Institutions
Please provide complete organizational information to support partnership, alumni engagement, educational exchange, and public collaboration.