The motto of Tokyo University (とぅきょぅだぃがく, Tokyo University) is to win by quality, take quantity by quality, and cultivate the backbone of the country and all walks of life. Headquarters address: No.3, Manqidingmu, bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 1. The first national university founded in Japan is also one of the earliest universities in Asia, recognized as the highest institution in Japan and a world-famous university in Asia. Its predecessor was the Kaicheng School and An Tian Lecture Hall in Tokyo, which were founded in Meiji period. It is an important academic symbol of Tokyo University and Tokyo Medical College. If we go back further, it is the earliest evolution of the "Lan Xue" organization "Astronomical Party", the Changping Sakamoto Academy and the Inoculation Institute established during the shogunate period. At the beginning of the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese government announced the "New Academic System Order", which opened the door to learn from Europe and America. 1877, according to the instruction of the Ministry of Education, the two universities merged and were named the University of Tokyo. At that time, it had a certain scale, with more than 500 students and four departments of literature, law, science and medicine. Soon, the Tokyo Law School, which was also managed by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, was merged into the school, which was under the Ministry of Justice. 1886, in order to meet the needs of the country and cultivate people with nationalist ideas, the Meiji government promulgated the Imperial University Order. The University of Tokyo was renamed Imperial University and adopted the university system. The former engineering university under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Industry, the agricultural university formed by the merger of Tokyo Agriculture and Forestry School and Linshan School under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Agriculture have successively become the engineering university and agricultural university of Imperial University, and the previous departments have been changed to Hosei University and Medical University respectively. And began to set up graduate schools. Become a veritable university. 1887 after the "degree order" was made, doctors and doctoral degrees were added. In the meantime, Imperial University was successively named as a local name. In order to show the difference, the word "Tokyo" was added in front of the name of Imperial University, which further meant to make it a model of the university. At this time, the school system has also changed. In order to facilitate unified leadership, the university system was changed to the department system, and business was added to the law department. 10 years later, the department was expanded and upgraded to the Department of Economics. In the decades before the war, Imperial University of Tokyo made great progress in all aspects and trained tens of thousands of graduates, including many national leaders. After World War II, the University of Tokyo eliminated a set of practices of militaristic education, adjusted its organization and unreasonable system, deleted the word "imperial" in "Imperial University of Tokyo" and restored the name of the earliest University of Tokyo. After the reorganization, the University of Tokyo established a new basic department and a new Ministry of Education, and merged the affiliated medical professional department, No.1 High School and Tokyo High School. The original department has also divided into new departments, and a large number of research institutes and research centers have been established. Today, the University of Tokyo has become a university with 10 undergraduate departments, 1 1 graduate schools and 18. 1986, when some presidents and administrators of Asian universities voted for 10 world-famous universities, the University of Tokyo was selected as the only representative in Asia, which was the glory of the University of Tokyo and fully affirmed its academic level. The current principal, Junichi James Tien, covers an area of 40 hectares (the home campus) and 5.95 square kilometers (all of Japan) (excluding the experimental forest). Teachers: 4,097 lecturers and 3,462 staff members. Students: undergraduate 15466, graduate 12884.