These volunteers may put their specialities to practical use to introduce Japan's traditional cultures to foreigners or to plan a special event. They could help each other's mutual understanding internationally. Information volunteer Information volunteers are counseling staff for foreigners who need advice and respond to the people when they have questions about international exchange. NIA also ask them to collect and provide information in order to deepen international understanding. To let registered volunteers expand their activities, NIA suggest them to manage and plan by themselves to propel international exchange precisely.
Tutors teach Japanese by having casual conversations with foreigners face to face.
A s B Spanish Club provides helpful information about Japanese life to people speaking Spanish as their mother-tongue. This is the meeting place for those children whose parent is a foreigner and also for their parents. The children play together, while their parents can exchange information with each other. Here they study about international understanding and international cooperation. At every meeting, a foreigner guest is invited, and the participants learn about the country of the guest through games and so on.