1, Tokyo University of Modeling
Shaping University in Tokyo is a Japanese private university founded in 1966. It was founded by Yoko Morizawa, a famous Japanese design master. It is the first small-scale elite university in Japan that specializes in design and fine arts.
The major of graphic design in Tokyo University of Stylistics is mainly advertising and printing editing. As an important visual expression, how to achieve the purpose of visual communication is considered. Based on social relations, this paper studies the basis of visual communication and the role of visual effects, and creates "image art" on the basis of research and application of technology.
2. Musashino University of Fine Arts
Musashino University of Fine Arts is a comprehensive university focusing on the education of fine arts and plastic arts, and it is an institution of higher learning specializing in fine arts with the largest classification of disciplines and the largest education scale in Japan. Together with Tokyo University of Arts and Tama University of Fine Arts, it is one of the top three American universities in Japan and one of the top five American universities in Tokyo.
The majors related to graphic design in Musashino University of Fine Arts include visual communication design and basic design;
Basic design specialty
The Department of Basic Design is a traditional graphic design major and also the place where Kenya Hara works. Naoto fukasawa also works in this department. Therefore, the requirements for graphic design level are quite high, and the competition is very difficult.
The major of basic design can be regarded as an innovative conceptual mechanism, which re-examines the subject of design in social changes and constantly reveals the common problems in design.
Visual communication design major
The Department of Visual Communication is different from the Master of Teaching Practice in China. It is a major that focuses on the research of design theory, and needs to learn the theory of vision and image, but it is rarely exposed to design practice at the graduate stage.
3. Tama University of Fine Arts
Tama Art University (English name: Tama Art University, Japanese pen name: たまびじゅつだぃがく) was founded at 1935 in Ueno, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan. The school takes "freedom and will" as the educational concept, practices the creative research of art and design, and constantly explores the proper values and methods of art education. The main campuses are located in Bagong and Ueno Mau, and it is now the largest fine arts university in Japan.
4. Tokyo University of the Arts
Tokyo University of the Arts is the oldest art institution of higher learning in Japan and the only national art university in Japan. As one of the main institutions in the super international university program, it is recognized as the highest artist training institution in Japan.