Connecting Science and Society,
Shaping the Future Together
Science Council of Japan (SCJ) is the representative organization of Japanese scientific community ranging over all fields of sciences subsuming humanities, social sciences, life sciences, physical sciences, and engineering.
In Focus
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Statement by the President of the Science Council of Japan
Celebrating Professor SOAI Kenso’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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On October 7, President KATO met with Prof. Robbert Dijkgraaf, President-Elect of the International Science Council (ISC), at the Science Council of Japan and exchanged views on recent international developments surrounding academia.
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On May 17-19, ahead of the G7 Summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, the science academies of G7 countries released the G-Science Academies’ Joint Statement
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Recent Updates
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International Activities
G-Science Academies’ Joint Statement 2026 Released Ahead of the G7 SummitLearn More
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International Activities
President MITSUISHI Mamoru and Vice-president HIBIYA Junko delivered a Joint Statement to Prime Minister TAKAICHI SanaeLearn More
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International Activities
International Conference on Science and Technology for Sustainability 2026 Held on Enhancing Trust in ScienceLearn More
Who We Are and What We Do
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About SCJ
The Science Council of Japan (The SCJ) is the representative organization of Japanese scientific community ranging over all fields of sciences subsuming humanities, social sciences, life sciences, natural sciences, and engineering.
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Our Reports
Since its establishment, the Science Council of Japan has produced a wide range of recommendations and policy advice to the government, and has issued statements on science and technology, thereby achieving tangible results.
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International Activities
As Japan’s national representative body for scientists, the Science Council of Japan engages in a wide range of international activities in collaboration with the global scientific community, contributing to the advancement of science.
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