Keio University is also called Keio University, or Qingda for short.

Keio University, the first private university in Japan, was founded in 1858. It was founded by Fukuzawa Yukichi, a famous Japanese thinker in modern times, in Tezhou, where the subway was built in Edo (formerly known as Tokyo). It was named "Lan Xueshu", also known as "Fukuzaya". Since 1858 was founded, it is the oldest university in Japan, earlier than the University of Tokyo established according to the modern academic system.

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In 2005, Keio University started the internationalization strategy, expanded the number of international students enrolled, and gradually opened up from the conservative schools in the past. With the approaching of the 50th anniversary of Keio University in 2008, Keio University became the first institution of higher learning in modern Japan to welcome 150. The Japanese Emperor personally attended the ceremony, congratulating and thanking Keio for his contribution to Japanese society in the past 150 years.

The Japanese emperor has attended various important celebrations of Keio University many times, which shows that Keio University occupies a very important position in Japanese society.

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