The Global Japan Lab (GJL) promotes and supports research, teaching, and training on contemporary Japan across multiple disciplines. GJL places particular emphasis on questions regarding demographic change, international relations, and environmental uncertainty – and the contexts in which they are experienced. As the oldest population in the world, a key player in international economic and political systems, and a country dramatically impacted by climate change and natural disasters, Japan is a particularly valuable source of insight. GJL supports several collaborative initiatives with units of the University of Tokyo, including Tokyo College, the Center for Global Education (GlobE), and the Princeton-University of Tokyo Strategic Partnership.