Bridging Generations, Building a Future.
AJCYF is a civic youth federation jointly initiated by overseas youth committee members, youth organizations in Japan, and Chinese youth representatives who study, work, and live in Japan. It supports the growth of Chinese youth in Japan while steadily advancing youth exchange between China and Japan.
The Federation as Civic Infrastructure
Our Story
Guided by the principle of uniting, serving, and empowering youth, the association brings together Chinese youth from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and the wider diaspora. It builds long-term collaboration platforms connecting youth with government, enterprises, universities, and the international community across education, careers, entrepreneurship, cultural outreach, social participation, and public responsibility.
Looking ahead, the association advocates the vision of a World Chinese Youth Federation. With the core ideas of unity, mutual trust, action, and shared success, it aims to connect Chinese youth across Asia, Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and Africa into a broader global collaboration network anchored from Japan.
Cross-Cultural Leadership
Equipping youth with diplomacy, cultural fluency, and transnational coordination.
Regional Stability
Using direct youth dialogue as a stabilising force across institutions and communities.
The Foundations of AJCYF
Collaborative initiatives and innovation
Collaborative initiatives and innovation
Economic and cultural exchange
Economic and cultural exchange
Sports exchange and cooperation
Sports exchange and cooperation
Evolutionary Timeline
Key milestones of the federation
2021
Founding Summit
The federation was formally founded in Tokyo and began serving Chinese youth across Japan.
2024
Representative Exchange
The leadership brings together representatives from community organizations, academia, culture, public welfare, and youth media. Honorary Chair Xiong Feng, Chair Guo Lei, Executive Chair Liu Jingwei, Vice Chair and Secretary-General Chi Shiwen, and other vice chairs collectively provide institutional representation across formal exchange, youth coordination, public-welfare response, and broader social collaboration.
