Shizenkan organizes the Alumni Association to support the challenges facing our graduates and develop them as whole-person management leaders after completing the master’s degree. The Alumni Association is formally a part of Shizenkan’s activities and works in units made up according to graduation year and program language (Japanese and English), but the units interact across graduation years and languages.

Students will also become members of the Alumni Association of ISL, the founding organization of Shizenkan. This Association, called Kozan-Fugetsu, (which means Rivers, Mountains, Wind and Moon), consists of approximately 2,000 members including ISL alumni, as well as ISL-led social innovator Koshien Fellows. The Alumni Board of Governors has been and will be working on a variety of activities and projects that embody the ideals of both Shizenkan and ISL.  The alumni of Shizenkan and ISL endeavor to contribute to society and the future by organizing and actively participating in these events. 

Shizenkan organizes Alumni Reunion events, where our graduates were invited to revisit the campus once in every five years. Alumni members share their achievements, career progress, new challenges, and future aspirations with each other, re-energizing themselves for further leadership journey. Faculty and staff members also join the event to share updates about the school.