We look to offer an environment where each and every student can learn during their time at the camp. Instead of treating mistakes as failures, we see them as the first step toward learning and encourage students to take initiative and be inquisitive. The Secretariat seeks to take the first step in this by creating an environment where students feel comfortable enough to express themselves and step outside their comfort zone.

We provide a place where Japanese and international students can interact and get to know one another at a personal level. We hope that the camp serves as a platform for participants to take an interest in learning about other countries or travelling abroad and that it serves as a source for greater collaboration between Japanese and international students.

We train participants to raise their voice, practice speaking in public and think deeply and critically about international affairs through an interactive and immersive learning-by-doing approach. Through both the workshops and the Model United Nations sessions, participants not only learn to act on the spot by responding to questions, but build their teamwork and leadership skills by working with others to develop a consensus.

We seek to train students and raise awareness of international issues such as plastic pollution and ageing population, as well as of the role of the United Nations in global governance. Through the Model United Nations, students take the positions of different countries and look at international affairs from a multi-dimensional perspective, while they also learn about and actively experience the challenges of multilateral coordination and cooperation on global issues.