A: Hey buddy, did you catch the latest news?

B: No, I've been busy. What's up?

A: Well, with Trump's administration barring Harvard from enrolling international students, Japanese universities are stepping in!

B: Really? That's interesting! So what's happening exactly?

A: Japan's education ministry is asking universities across the country to consider supporting foreign students, including those from US universities like Harvard.

B: Wow, that's awesome! It means these students can continue their studies without any issues.

A: Exactly! Kyoto University has already started thinking about it, and they want to welcome young researchers.

B: That's cool! Any other universities doing the same?

A: Yeah, University of Osaka is also planning to accept foreign students and researchers from US universities. They're figuring out the details right now.
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Japanese universities are moving toward accepting foreign students from the United States. This follows an announcement by the administration of US President Donald Trump that it was barring Harvard University from enrolling international students.



A US district court temporarily blocked the measure, but the administration is pushing back.



Japan's education ministry has asked universities across the country in writing to consider support measures such as accepting Japanese and other foreign students enrolled at US universities including Harvard.



Kyoto University says it has started consideration toward accepting foreign students and is preparing to receive young researchers.



The University of Osaka has decided to accept foreign students and researchers from US universities. It is looking into concrete steps and timing for such acceptance.