Driving Global Change with Japanese Wisdom and Experience
Abiko International Training & Development (ABITAD) is a consulting firm specializing in Japanese-style international training and development project management. We support human resource development and promote collaboration with Japanese public institutions and private companies, aiming to realize sustainable international cooperation.

What We Offer
We primarily provide two core services: international training programs and project management support.
In addition, we welcome inquiries regarding youth exchange programs, internship opportunities, and other activities conducted within the broader framework of international cooperation.
For these matters, please feel free to contact us through the inquiry form.
International Training Programs
We design and deliver international training programs in collaboration with a wide range of domestic and overseas resource persons, government agencies, private companies, and research institutions. Our primary participants include government officials, private-sector professionals, and early-career researchers.
Our programs focus on themes such as:
- Nuclear energy and renewable energy
- Agricultural DX and food value chain improvement
- KAIZEN and agile work practices
- Introduction to initiatives by leading-edge companies
Project Management
We provide end-to-end project management services tailored to the needs of each client. Our work spans organizational human resource development projects, new business development initiatives, and feasibility studies conducted in various countries. From planning and design to full implementation, we deliver comprehensive, integrated project support.

Training Structure and Cost Framework
The basic structure of our training programs consists of four key components:
introduction, lectures/site visits/workshops, output development, and follow‑up.
ABITAD is committed to contributing to the international community by providing the highest‑quality international training programs with the most cost‑effective approach.
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