Model United Nations Programme
world leaders

KKG's most ambitious program; The "Model United Nations Program" (MUN) is aimed at students who would like to take their knowledge of English and world affairs to the highest level.

Students apply for the program and, if successful, become part of a team that will participate in a Model United Nations conference held overseas.Successful participation requires months of researching specific world issues and preparation of proposals. Selected team members also make speeches in English in front of hundreds of delegates from all over the world.

 KKG's Model United Nations Program started in 2002 with the first group of students attending The Hague International Model United Nations (THIMUN) in January 2003. This was the largest Model United Nations in the world and KKG was the only representative from Japan. A Kumon student was selected to be the Model United Nations chairman in 2007. KKG now participates in two or three conferences every year.

MUN is usually open to students from junior high school third grade and above. There are however, other activities for younger students to do as preparation for overseas conferences. The most successful of these has been the conference held at the school: MUNK.

History of The Kumon Model United Nations Programme
2002	The Hague (The Netherlands)
2003	The Hague (The Netherlands), Saint Petersberg (Russia)
2004	The Hague (The Netherlands), Saint Petersberg (Russia), Athens (Greece)
2005	The Hague (The Netherlands), Saint Petersberg (Russia), Singapore
2006	The Hague (The Netherlands), Los Angeles,
2007	The Hague (The Netherlands), Singapore
2008	The Hague (The Netherlands), Singapore
2009	The Hague (The Netherlands), Singapore
2010	The Hague (The Netherlands), New York
2011	The Hague (The Netherlands), Havard University