Academy Camp – Overview in English

• More resources in English can be found in our Facebook page in English,
• Our reports at GlobalGiving, and
• Our publications :
  • Academy Camp 2022-2023 Report
  • Academy Camp 2021-2022 Report
  • Academy Camp 2020-2021 Report
  • Academy Camp 2019-2020 Report
  • Academy Camp 2018-2019 Report
  • Academy Camp 2017-2018 Report
  • Academy Camp 2016-2017 Report
  • Academy Camp 2016 Summer Report
  • Academy Camp Annual Report 2013-2014

What’s Academy Camp?

“No one has ever changed the world by doing what the world has told them to do.” This is a statement by a teen-age entrepreneur, Mr. Eddy Zhong. In many areas and fields, we see lots of emerging young talents like him. Plus, the world itself as we know today is in a rapid process of changing, through new technology such as artificial intelligence and robots. This is the beginning of the next generations. Children living today are part of such new generations, and they will be the ones in charge of the future of human race.

Academy Camp started as a series of camps for children in Fukushima, the Japanese prefecture most affected by the year 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake/Tsunami and TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster. The initial passion behind the creation of the camp still lives in our heart.

What we can do, we think, is to support those children to go forward into the unknown future where they can lead us through the rapid changes, and make sure that the next generations will never repeat the tragedy we have regrettably allowed to happen to them. That is the reason why we continue to hold this series of camps with lots of fun and learning.

• Our Child Safeguarding Charter

So please join us

We look forward to working with you in our camps. There are several ways in which you can participate:

1. Donation
   Please join our challenge at GlobalGiving and/or spread the word of it.

   
   Project : School of Fun for Children in Fukushima

2. Becoming a staff member or a lecturer
   Wherever you live, there are chances of your participations in our camps in many different ways. Please contact us by e-mail.

Organization information

Name	Academy Camp
Type	General incorporated association (of non-profit type)
Date of foundation	December 7, 2012 (registered date)
Representative director	Kenji Saito
Address	4-14-22 Ishikawa, Fujisawa 252-0815 Japan
Web site	https://academy-camp.org
Contact	info@academy-camp.org
Board of directors	Masaki Minami Shinichiro Kurosawa Akira Nagao Kenji Saito
Auditor	Takeo Ninomiya
Core partners	YMCA Kawasaki Public Technology Design Consortium, Keio Research Institute at SFC, Keio University Project YUI Consortium

Financial Statements

• FY2023 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2023)
• FY2023 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2022 – Oct.31, 2023)
• FY2022 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2022)
• FY2022 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2021 – Oct.31, 2022)
• FY2021 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2021)
• FY2021 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2020 – Oct.31, 2021)
• FY2020 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2020)
• FY2020 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2019 – Oct.31, 2020)
• FY2019 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2019)
• FY2019 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2018 – Oct.31, 2019)
• FY2018 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2018)
• FY2018 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2017 – Oct.31, 2018)
• FY2017 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2017)
• FY2017 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2016 – Oct.31, 2017)
• FY2016 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2016)
• FY2016 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2015 – Oct.31, 2016)
• FY2015 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2015)
• FY2015 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2014 – Oct.31, 2015)
• FY2014 Balance Sheet (as of Oct.31, 2014)
• FY2014 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2013 – Oct.31, 2014)
• FY2013 Balance Sheet (as of October 31, 2013)
• FY2013 Statement of Net Assets (Nov.1, 2012 – Oct.31, 2013)
• FY 2012 financial statement
• FY 2011 financial statement

Overview in Japanese is here.