JEIMUN is an all-English Model UN conference in Japan which welcomes high school students from all over the world. The conference will be held in th National Olympic Memorial Youth Center from the 6th to 8th of January, 2024.

The organizing committee hopes this conference to not only be a platform for students to take part in Model UN — which may seem challenging at first — but to also give delegates the opportunity to develop bonds with other delegates who come from various countries and backgrounds.

Whether you are an experienced delegate or a delegate new to MUN, JEIMUN committee will provide delegates with all necessary information and assistance for a fun and exciting experience here in Tokyo.

Conference Overview

Japan Educational International Model United Nations 2024 (JEIMUN 2024)
Conference Overview

1. Organizer

Japan Junior and Senior High School Model United Nations Research Association (Zenmoken)

2. Slogan

“An inspiring experience in Japan”

3. Date and Time

January 6th to 8th, 2024

4. Venue

National Olympics Memorial Youth Center (Yoyogi, Tokyo)

5. Delegate Participation Format & Event Size

• We are to host around 300 participants, with 2-3 separate conference rooms.
• Generally, all students applying for up to 300 spots can participate.
• The conference follows a double-delegate format (2 delegates representing 1 country), but it’s also possible for one delegate to represent a country.

6. Conference Format

A unique format that combines elements of the Hague and Harvard methods.

7. Language of Communication

English only

8. Participation Fee

¥12,000 per person (Payment only accepted in Japanese Yen)

9. Schedule Overview

Time	Activity
Day 1	– Morning: Registration – Afternoon: Opening ceremony, sessions in separate conference rooms
Day 2	– Morning: Sessions in separate conference rooms – Afternoon: Networking Event(Optional)
Day 3	– Morning: Sessions in separate conference rooms – Afternoon: Sessions in separate conference rooms, closing ceremony

*Japan Junior and Senior High School Model United Nations Research Association (Zenmoken)

An optional organization of teachers who aim to refine the educational benefits and methods of introducing Model United Nations programs into school activities. They also plan and manage Model United Nations conferences as practical experiences for students. They hold study sessions several times a year and consist of approximately 100 teachers from public and private junior high and senior high schools across Japan.