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What Waseda's Export Control Poster Gets Right: It Is More Than Shipping Goods

On 9 September 2026, Waseda University published an awareness poster on security export control. Its headline, "More Than Just Shipping Goods!", points at five everyday campus scenes: accepting international students and researchers, joint research, carrying data and samples abroad, hosting visitors, and closed lectures. This piece explains why export control is so often mistaken for a shipping formality, how Japan's "deemed export" rules and the 2022 specific-types approach work, what intake management looks like now that Japan hosts 408,000 international students, and the research security procedure manual that takes effect in fiscal 2026.

2026-09-12Ryuta Hamamoto

AI Consulting

Japan's bid to double KAKENHI for FY2027: what would grow, and was it really KAKENHI that got cut?

Japan's education ministry has formally requested 455.2 billion yen for KAKENHI in FY2027, against a current budget of 247.9 billion, with 204.2 billion of it in the uncapped "Strong and Prosperous Japan" investment framework. Here is what the official documents say would grow, how the Finance Ministry says it will review the request, the timeline to December, and whether the belief that KAKENHI was slashed holds up against the published data.

2026-08-23Ryuta Hamamoto

TRAFEED

Research Integrity and Economic Security at Universities: A Practical Guide to Deemed Exports and Research Security (2026 Edition)

A practitioner's overview of how research integrity and research security have been built into Japan's economic security policy.

2026-07-19Ryuta Hamamoto

3 articles

TRAFEED

What Waseda's Export Control Poster Gets Right: It Is More Than Shipping Goods

On 9 September 2026, Waseda University published an awareness poster on security export control. Its headline, "More Than Just Shipping Goods!", points at five everyday campus scenes: accepting international students and researchers, joint research, carrying data and samples abroad, hosting visitors, and closed lectures. This piece explains why export control is so often mistaken for a shipping formality, how Japan's "deemed export" rules and the 2022 specific-types approach work, what intake management looks like now that Japan hosts 408,000 international students, and the research security procedure manual that takes effect in fiscal 2026.

2026-09-12Ryuta Hamamoto

AI Consulting

Japan's bid to double KAKENHI for FY2027: what would grow, and was it really KAKENHI that got cut?

Japan's education ministry has formally requested 455.2 billion yen for KAKENHI in FY2027, against a current budget of 247.9 billion, with 204.2 billion of it in the uncapped "Strong and Prosperous Japan" investment framework. Here is what the official documents say would grow, how the Finance Ministry says it will review the request, the timeline to December, and whether the belief that KAKENHI was slashed holds up against the published data.

2026-08-23Ryuta Hamamoto

TRAFEED

Research Integrity and Economic Security at Universities: A Practical Guide to Deemed Exports and Research Security (2026 Edition)

A practitioner's overview of how research integrity and research security have been built into Japan's economic security policy.

2026-07-19Ryuta Hamamoto