‘Navi-Japan’ – a Student service app launched to support “Study in Japan from South Asia”

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New Delhi, 08th September 2025: Acumen, part of the Sannam S4 Group, supported by the University of Tokyo in its mandate for the Government of Japan’s initiative ‘Study in Japan from South Asia’, launched a new online and personal student service app ‘Navi Japan’ to achieve ambitious goals set for student mobility and skilling. This milestone marks a significant step in strengthening academic, talent and business ties between India and Japan whilst leveraging Japan’s innovative and world-leading sector expertise for exciting new career opportunities for young Indians.

 

“Japanese universities offer a diverse range of academic programs, including degree courses taught in English. I would love to see more students from South Asia joining us to experience world-class education, an exciting campus life, affordable tuition, and a safe, welcoming society. We look forward to working with Acumen to achieve our goal,” said Dr. Kaori Hayashi, Director of UTokyo India Office and Executive Vice President of the University of Tokyo.

 

With the overseas education landscape rapidly evolving, Indian students are increasingly looking beyond traditional destinations, and Japan is emerging as a standout choice. Japan offers world-class universities, cutting-edge research opportunities, cultural richness, and strong career pathways for international graduates. The newly launched app will ensure that students in India gain genuine, trusted, and transparent access to information and resources to study in Japan with personal support throughout their decision-making and relocation journey, for the very first time.

 

Commenting on the launch of ‘Navi Japan’, Mr. Adrian Mutton, Founder & CEO, Acumen - Sannam S4 Group, said, “As India’s partner for Study in Japan from South Asia, Acumen has launched Navi Japan, a dedicated mobile application and personal support service, rolled out with support from the University of Tokyo and the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). Backed by real-time support features such as live chat, video counselling, and local engagement opportunities at schools and university campuses across India, Navi Japan ensures that every student can make confident, informed decisions about studying in Japan and feel personally supported throughout their journey from aspiration to relocation.”

 

Mr. Sagar Bahadur, Executive Director – Asia & Head of Regional Strategy, Acumen, added, “Navi Japan will make Japan far more accessible for Indian students. ‘Study in Japan from South Asia’ is not just about academic excellence—it’s about giving students pathways into innovation-driven careers and a culturally enriching experience. Acumen, as the most trusted name in international education in India, is proud to make this journey seamless for students, institutions and employers through Navi Japan.”

 

Navi Japan is now available for free download on Android and iOS and aims to engage over 100,000 students from India and South Asia in the next 24 months. Interested students can download Navi Japan (https://navijapan.ai/)  and start their Study in Japan journey.

 

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