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Meet the Delegates

Meet the 2026 Delegation

After a multi-stage application and selection process, ten students were selected as members of the CGE MUN Delegation Initiative for the Japan University English Model United Nations 2026. Since April, the delegation has prepared through regular sessions on international affairs, research, writing, and public speaking, with committee topics ranging from human trafficking to women, peace and security. They will represent four countries across ten committees at the conference in Kobe. Meet the delegates below to learn who they are and what inspired them to participate.

Republic of Colombia

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Hanna Koganemaru

Ensuring safety by tackling human trafficking

"I am interested in women's rights and the issue of economic disparity around the world. I hope to learn the perspectives of other countries about gender equality."

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Gabonese Republic

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Ria Kim

Ending harmful practices to protect sexual and reproductive health and rights

"I'm excited to learn global issues and aim to resolve them from different perspectives!"

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Saki Takada

Promoting shared responsibility for unpaid care and domestic work

"I hope to gain the ability to persuade my thoughts and to comprehend various perspectives."

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Yugo Hasegawa

Enhancing the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda

"I hope to learn the challenges of negotiation by experiencing firsthand how countries and individuals have different perspectives and interests."

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Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal

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Haku Misawa

Ensuring safety by tackling human trafficking

"I am interested in global conflict."

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Noa Miki

Advancing access to technical and vocational education and training (TVET) to enhance women's entrepreneurship, creativity, and innovation

"I would like to learn how students from other universities view global issues and improve my critical thinking skills."

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Prerna Tamang

 Increasing women's political participation

"I am interested in making the world truly gender-inclusive, which means breaking down these barriers so that every woman, no matter where she lives, has equal rights, safety, and opportunities."

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Kingdom of the Netherlands

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Brooke Raymond

Eliminating domestic violence for women's and girls' safety

"I hope to learn how people from different backgrounds think about issues of gender equality and explore what our generation can do to create meaningful change."

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Sakura Lluz

Promoting gender sensitive social protections

"I am interested in gender inequality. Specifically, how social norms influence gender expectations and behavior."

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Miu Yoshimura

Empowering women's potential as key actors in humanitarian response and recovery

I would like to deepen my understanding of educational inequality and explore ways to create a society where no one is left behind regardless of gender or background."

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Questions

If you have questions or are unsure whether this initiative is a good fit for you, you are welcome to contact the faculty advisor for more information.

 

Contact

Inge Odendaal

Assistant Professor, College of Global Engagement, Kansai Gaidai University
 

Disclaimer: This is an informational site for the College of Global Engagement (CGE) MUN pilot initiative. It is not an official Kansai Gaidai University website.

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