History

2011	12	MIS is founded as a student organization at the University of Tokyo by 長谷川大希 and 谷雄太.
2012	4	JCSI (Cambodia) and the Facilitation Division are established.
	9	The New Network Division is established.
2013	4	JSSI (Singapore), JPSI (Philippines), and JVSI (Vietnam) are established in the New Network Division.
	7	MIS obtains NPO corporate status.
	10	The New Network Division and JCSI are merged into the Network Division.
2014	4	JISI (Indonesia) and JBSI (Myanmar) are established in the Network Division.
	8	The first “Multilateral Project” is held in Kampong Chhnang, Cambodia.
	9	The JDSI (Dhaka) team is established in the Network Division.
2015	4	The JMSI (Malaysia) team is established in the Network Division.
	8	The first “Experience Japan Project” is held in Japan.
2016	3	JSSI (Singapore) suspends its activities due to a shortage of members.
	3	JDSI (Dhaka) cancels its trip due to deteriorating local security and moves its base to Delhi.
	4	The Experience Japan Project moves to the Network Division as JOSI (Japan).
2017	8	The second “Multilateral Project” is held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
2018	10	The Facilitation Division is split into the Internal Affairs Division and the External Affairs Division. A new Administration Division is established to oversee the Accounting Department and the Travel Risk Management Department.
	11	JCSI (Cambodia) suspends its activities due to a shortage of members.
2019	2	As part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ JENESYS program, MIS plans and runs the “Japan-ASEAN Student Conference 2018,” hosted by the Japan International Cooperation Center (JICE).
2019	4	With the increase in activity bases, JVSI splits into the JVSI Hue Team and the JVSI Ho Chi Minh Team.
2020	2	As part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ JENESYS program, MIS plans and runs the “Japan-ASEAN Student Conference 2019,” hosted by JTB.
2020	3	JOSI (Japan) suspends its activities.
2021	2	As part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ JENESYS program, MIS plans and runs “JENESYS2021 Japan-ASEAN Online Exchange,” hosted by JICE.
2022	2	As part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ JENESYS program, MIS plans and runs “JENESYS2022 Japan-ASEAN Youth Leaders Exchange,” hosted by JICE.
2023	3	With overseas trips cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the existing divisions are reorganized. MIS moves to a new structure consisting of the Administration Division, the Myanmar Team, and the Japan-ASEAN Student Conference Executive Committee.
2023	4	In light of the COVID-19 situation, overseas trips resume. Accordingly, MIS moves to a new structure consisting of the Administration Division, the Project Implementation Division (Thailand–Myanmar, Vietnam), and the International Conference Division (Youth Summit, Japan-ASEAN Student Conference).
2024	4	The Philippines Team is established in the Project Implementation Division.
2025	2	The 1st Japan-ASEAN Youth Summit is held in Jakarta, co-organized with the local youth NGO AYO (ASEAN Youth Organization), under the auspices of the Mission of Japan to ASEAN and the ASEAN Secretariat.