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aim of scouting is universal - to help young people to become responsible humanitarian
citizens, who can appreciate and practise loyalty, courage and self-respect in
an international perspective. With social support and the co-operation of volunteer
leaders, the Scout Movement in Japan provides fun-filled, challenging programmes,
with an emphasis on developing each youth member's character, health, abilities
and sense of service to others. It is non-political, voluntary movement, open
to all regardless of origin, race, gender or creed. Those who have physical or
mental difficulties are also welcomed, to achieve the ideal of scouting for all.
We are proud that Founder Robert Baden-Powell's world-wide spirit of scouting
blended with the Japanese traditions and spirit is now blossoming out and moving
on to meet the changing needs of society and young people. |