Tokyo Institute of Technology (Date: technology/とぅきょぅこぅぎょぅだぃがく Tokyo Institute of Technology. Our school is located in Okayama, Muhei District, Tokyo. tokyo institute of technology

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Little knowledge of history 188 1 On May 26th, 2008, Tokyo Workers' School was established with the aim of cultivating engineering professionals. The Meiji government of Japan hopes to train more modern skilled workers and engineers by establishing this school, so as to catch up with the western scientific and technological level quickly. It was renamed tokyo institute of technology on March 24th, 1890. In May, it was renamed as tokyo institute of technology 190 1. On April 1929, the school obtained university status and changed its name to tokyo institute of technology. On April 1 day, 2004, the university officially became a national university legal person according to the Japanese National University Legal Person Law. At the beginning of the school, the school was located in the former Tibet area in the east of Tokyo. Since the shogunate era, there have been many handicraft lectures in this area. Due to the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, the school facilities at that time were greatly damaged. 1929, the school moved to Okayama, the southern suburb of Tokyo, and was upgraded to the qualification of a national university. After World War II, Japan promulgated new educational measures on 1949, and tokyo institute of technology was reorganized. In the 1950s of post-war reconstruction, 1960s of high-speed economic growth in Japan and 1980s of bubble economy, schools have continuously trained outstanding engineers, researchers and business people for Japan. Nowadays, the long-term goal of the university is to "build a top comprehensive university of science and engineering in the world", and the school-running purpose is to "cultivate innovative international leaders" and "continuously evolve innovative education". In April 2006, the university developed the fastest supercomputer "Tsubame" in Japan (it won the first place in Japan and Asia in June 2007). This system was first developed by undergraduates in domestic universities in Japan and can be used freely. The main function of "Everyone's Supercomputer" and "TSUBAME" systems is that they are widely used by educational and research institutions in schools with low cost. In addition, the educational activity "Supercomputer Programming Competition" of the university that uses this supercomputer is also very famous. Many alumni of this university won the Nobel Prize. Hideki Shirakawa won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2000. At the time of winning the prize, he was an honorary professor at the University of Tsukuba and the last Japanese Nobel Prize winner in the 20th century. The other five are strong candidates for the Nobel Prize. Professor yoshinori ohsumi won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 20 16 years. Professor Hideo Hosoda is a strong candidate for the Nobel Prize in Physics. This university is very active in international activities, and it has exchanges and cooperation with many universities in different countries in the world. Well-known alumnus Hideki Shirakawa: Nakazawa Tomohide Zhengxiao, winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Strong candidate for the Nobel Prize in Physics: Tadashi Fujita: Strong candidate for the Nobel Prize in Physics: Gao Liubangfu: Strong candidate for the Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Xiangshan Guangzhao: Strong candidate for the Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Kenichi Ohmae, a manager, Masaji Hamada, an economic critic: Naoto Kan, a ceramist: a politician, Satoru Iwata, the 94th Prime Minister: Chen Qun, President of Nintendo: Three campuses of East China Normal University (Okayama Campus, Tamamachi Campus and Lingxuantai Campus) introduce teaching buildings, gymnasiums, museum libraries, many research institutes and laboratory dormitories, and a comprehensive research institute of restaurants (equivalent to a junior college, and graduate students can get an undergraduate degree), and introduce the departments of life engineering, engineering and science (equivalent to research institutes, You can get it after graduation) Institute of Science and Technology, Institute of Life Sciences, Institute of Comprehensive Sciences, Institute of Information Science, Institute of Social Sciences, Institute of Technological Innovation, Institute of Resource Chemistry, Institute of Precision Engineering, Institute of Applied Materials, Institute of Atomic Furnace Engineering. Tokyo (Japanese: Tokyo/とぅきょぅと) is the capital of Japan. The jurisdiction includes Tokyo, Tama Prefecture, Izu Islands, Ogasawara Islands and other areas, as well as the southernmost (Okinawa Reef) and easternmost (Nanniao Island) of Japan. As of 20 17, Tokyo is the city with 1 GDP in the world, and the second place is new york. Geographical location is located in the Kanto Plain, facing Tokyo Bay, adjacent to Kanagawa Prefecture, saitama and Chiba Prefecture, and the western mountainous area is adjacent to Yamanashi Prefecture. The urban climate in Tokyo and kanto region is mostly temperate monsoon climate. Like most places in Japan, May and the first half of June, as well as the end of July to the end of August during the summer vacation of Japanese students, are the most sunny and sunny times in the whole year, followed by April, and the sunshine hours in June, September and 10 are the least in the whole year. The weather cycle changes in the first half of spring, and thunderstorms may occur due to the influence of cold vortex, but there are more sunny days than rainy days. On the whole, it is mainly sunny and thin clouds, with occasional rain. The rainy season is easily affected by the stagnation front for a long time, and occasionally it will clear up in the gap. After the rainy season, enter the summer. At this time, due to the Pacific high, the weather is hot, sunny and hot, and typhoons often attack. Due to the influence of typhoon and autumn rain front, it is easy to rain in autumn. Before and after winter, the development of low pressure, prone to strong winds and heavy rains. There are few rainy and snowy days in winter, mostly sunny and dry days, and it is also the season with the least cloud cover all year round, so the traffic on snowy days is easily affected. Other information:

The University of Tokyo is in bunkyo-ku, Tokyo.

University of Tokyo (English: The University of Tokyo；; Japanese hiragana: とぅきょぅだぃがく), referred to as Dongda (とぅだぃ). The University of Tokyo is a world-class comprehensive national university. This school is a Class A top school in the "Super Internationalized University Program" of the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and is a member of the International Association of East Asian Research Universities, Asian University Alliance, Academic Research Forum, Outstanding Graduate School Program, Leading Graduate School Program, and Japanese-Swiss Mirai Program.

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