Tokyo Fuji University (Japanese: Tokyo Fuji University, Hiragana: とぅきょぅふじだぃがく, English: Tokyo Fuji University), referred to as Fuji University, is headquartered in Japan. As a management-oriented university, its predecessor was the East Asia Institute founded by Takada PricewaterhouseCoopers 1943. For half a century, it has sent a large number of talents to the economic and industrial circles, and is known as the "inauguration Fuji". 20 13 Japan's first planning discipline was newly established. As the founder Takada expected, it is as admired by the world as Mount Fuji. It is located in the center of Tokyo, the political and economic center of Japan. 1943 was born in Iida-CHO, Miyamachi-ku, Tokyo. The name and address of the school have been changed several times. 1949, moved to the present school site, Takada Racecourse in Shinjuku District. Fuji University in Tokyo has two campuses. It is composed of Takada Racecourse Campus (headquarters) near Shinjuku in the northwest of downtown Tokyo and Rigao Sports Complex in Rigao City, saitama. The campus not only has beautiful Japanese-style courtyards, rockeries and carp ponds, but also has complete teaching facilities and sports facilities. Humanism was founded on the principle of "education is the work of passing life on to students", and advocated that education should not only impart knowledge and skills, but also educate students to survive in a fiercely competitive society and cultivate their tenacious vitality as human beings. The undergraduate course package focuses on business and business psychology, with institutions such as library, school history museum and lecture hall.