1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

Tokyo Institute of Technology, referred to as Tokyo Tech, is the top university of science and engineering in Japan. The campus is located in the Meguro District of Tokyo and the Green District of Yokohama City. It is Japan's top and world-class science and engineering university specializing in engineering technology and natural sciences. Tokyo Institute of Technology is one of the top A-category universities in Japan's Top Global University Project. It is also an important member of academic organizations such as the Federation of Engineering Departments of Japan's Eight Universities, the RU11 Academic Research Symposium, and the Association of East Asian Research Universities.

2. Tokyo University of the Arts

Tokyo University of the Arts (Japanese Hiragana: とうきょうげいじゅつだいがく), referred to as "Art University" (げいだい), is a The main campus is Japan National University of Arts located in Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo. Its predecessors were the Tokyo Art School and the Tokyo Music School, which were founded in 1887. In 1949, the two schools merged to form the new Tokyo University of the Arts. The main purpose of Tokyo University of the Arts is to cultivate artists in the fields of fine arts and music. The Faculty of Music has trained many famous composers, performers, and conductors, and the Faculty of Fine Arts has also produced many famous painters, artists, and architects.

3. Hitotsubashi University

Hitotsubashi University (English name: Hitotsubashi University, Japanese name: ひとつばしだいがく), referred to as "Hitotsubashi", is located in National City, Tokyo, Japan , is a world-renowned top research-oriented national university, known as the "Harvard of Asia". Hitotsubashi University offers only four undergraduate majors (economics, law, business, sociology). It is the only small elite university in Japan specializing in humanities and social sciences. It is a member of Japan's top national university group "Old Emperor Ichikoshin" A member whose nature is similar to that of the London School of Economics. Today, Hitotsubashi University is recognized as an excellent business school in Japan. Its strength in humanities and social sciences such as law, international relations, sociology, and linguistics is also recognized as one of the top three in Japan.

4. Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Tokyo Medical and Dental University (TMDU, Japanese hiragana: とうきょういかしかだいがく), referred to as Tokyo Medical and Dental University, is located in Japan Bunkyo District, Tokyo, is a famous national university in Japan. It was established in 1928 and opened university education in 1946. Its Department of Dentistry is the earliest public dental education institution in Japan and one of the six former dental universities. In April 2004, it was established as a national university legal person. Currently, Tokyo Medical and Dental University has 2 faculties, 2 graduate departments, 2 libraries, 2 affiliated hospitals, and numerous research institutions

5. Ochanomizu Women's University

< p>Ochanomizu University (English: Ochanomizu University, Japanese hiragana: おちゃのみずじょしだいがく) is a well-known national women's comprehensive university located in Bunkyo District, Tokyo.

6. Tokyo Gakugei University

Tokyo Gakugei University (Japanese Hiragana: とうきょうがくげいだいがく) is referred to as "Gakugei University", or "Gakugei University", " "Togakuin University" is Japan's most prestigious top normal university, known as "Asia's No. 1 Normal University". It is a "sister school" with Beijing Normal University in my country. As a representative of educational disciplines in Japan and even Asia, Tokyo Gakugei University has made outstanding contributions in cultivating educational talents for Japan and has been highly praised by the Japanese educational community. Tokyo Gakugei University is not just a university that trains teachers in the narrow sense, but is a university that goes deep into "Gakugei" (learning and art) as its name suggests.

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In the 2004 academic year, the school had 603 faculty members (including 224 professors, 83 assistant professors, 31 lecturers, 96 teaching assistants, and 4 foreign teachers), students There are 6,528 people (including 4,708 undergraduate students; 1,820 graduate students, including 219 professional degree students). The ratio of undergraduates to graduate students is approximately 2.6:1, and the student-teacher ratio is approximately 15:1. The current president is Professor Shi Hongguang.

Hitotsubashi University’s teaching and research courses are undertaken by 4 faculties and 6 graduate departments (graduate school, graduate school). The school has the Faculty of Law and the Graduate School of Law, the Faculty of Economics and the Graduate School of Economics , the Faculty of Business and the Graduate School of Business, the Faculty of Sociology and the Graduate School of Sociology, as well as the Graduate School of Speech and Society and the Graduate School of International Business Strategy (located in central Tokyo) and other institutions.