THE MORALOGY FOUNDATION, Public Interest Incorporated Foundation, contributes to people and the society through study of morality and social education

The Moralogy Foundation has released an English version of its ‘Foundation Introduction Video’ on YouTube to raise awareness of the Foundation’s philosophy and activities amongst an international audience. This video introduces our Foundation’s approach to morality, as well as our various initiatives—including lifelong learning, family education, youth development, school education, corporate engagement, social contribution, research, welfare and publishing—to an international audience in English. 　 Please do take a look! ▼ English-language ‘Foundation Introduction Video’ (6 minutes)

On Saturday, August 29, The Moralogy Foundation participated in the first “Japan-Taiwan Character and Moral Education Innovation Forum,” organized by the Chang Yung-Fa Foundation, and co-hosted the event with Hiroike Gakuen and the Chengzhi Education Foundation. The event took place at the Chang Yung-Fa Foundation International Conference Center in Taipei, Taiwan, and was attended by 32 participants, including principals and vice principals from Taiwanese public schools, as well as other education professionals. The forum was held with the aim of sharing practical experiences and insights from educational settings in both Japan and Taiwan, and to deepen discussions on approaches to moral and character education, as well as education and ethics […]

On Wednesday, July 15, a delegation of nine people from Namangan Region, Republic of Uzbekistan, visited our foundation. The delegation was led by Deputy Governor Otabek Bazarov, who is in charge of educational policy, moral education, and international educational cooperation, and included the head of a branch of the Republican Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment, a professor from a national university, as well as middle school principals, elementary school principals, and kindergarten directors. This was Deputy Governor Bazarov’s second visit, following his first in June 2024. Inspired by his previous visit, which deepened his understanding of Japan and moral education based on Moralogy, he visited this time with a strong […]

On May 30, the Moralogy Foundation, in collaboration with the Education Bureau, Taichung City Government and SI/Taichung Love Education, held the “2026 Japan-Taiwan International Forum on Moral Education and Happy Families” at Taichung Municipal Taichung Girls’ Senior High School in Taichung, Taiwan. Approximately 250 people, including local educators and parents, attended the event. The forum was held to share insights and best practices from both Japan and Taiwan regarding moral education and the creation of happy families through collaboration among families, schools, and communities, and to explore approaches to nurturing the next generation of talent required in the AI era. At the opening, opening remarks were delivered by Deputy Director […]

On December 20, Reiwa 7, the international conference “First International Congress on Kindness: A Key Pillar of Moralogy and Its Impacts on Happiness,” organized by the NGO “Shomman Foundation”（*）, was held in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. At this conference, the Moralogy Foundation was highly commended for its 100 years of continuous research and educational activities in the field of morality and was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award （Organization）. The conference was chaired by Dr. Motiur Rahman Molla, and the Secretary-General, Dr. Rubaiul Murshed, is a researcher who introduced the Foundation’s founder, Chikuro Hiroike, in his book Why Kindness Matters. The event was held at the five-star Pan Pacific Sonargaon […]

As part of its 100th-anniversary commemorative events, the Moralogy Foundation held the “The Unity of Morality and the Economy: International Symposium in Taiwan” on Saturday, September 27, at the Chang Yung-Fa Foundation International Convention Center in Taipei, Taiwan.（Co-hosted by the Chang Yung-Fa Foundation; supported by SI/Taichung Love Education, Soroptimist International of the Americas Taiwan Region, Tamkang University, the Japan Dao-Kei Association, and Reitaku University.） Under the theme “Reflecting on ‘Benefit for All Three Parties Involved’ and Sustainable Management of Companies and Organizations,” this international symposium was attended by approximately 250 participants, including business executives and senior managers from Japan and Taiwan. It served as a forum for discussing, from an […]

On Friday, October 11, a total of six representatives—three from Emirates Foundation and three from the National Projects Bureau of the Presidential Office—visited the Moralogy Foundation through the Embassy of the UAE （United Arab Emirates）. The purpose of this visit was to learn about our Foundation’s initiatives in moral education, family education programs, youth development, and intergenerational learning, and to explore how these could be applied to education in the UAE. The UAE delegation first toured the memorial hall dedicated to our Foundation’s founder, Chikuro Hiroike (Doctor of Law), where they deepened their understanding of the importance of morality in lifelong education and the field of moralogy（moral science）. Next, we […]

On Wednesday, June 26, a delegation of seven people—including the Deputy Director of the Republic of Uzbekistan’s Public Center for Spiritual Enlightenment, as well as officials from the Uzbek government and embassy—paid their first visit to our foundation. The Uzbek delegation shared that they have an image of Japan as a country with many wise and hardworking people who cherish their traditional culture. Furthermore, they expressed strong interest in the fact that, despite the country’s advanced technological development, education that nurtures children’s spiritual well-being is firmly established. Against this backdrop, interest in our Foundation—which has long promoted research and education in morality—grew, leading to this exchange. On the day of […]