Japan Women's University, (Japanese: Japan Women's University/にほんじょしだぃがく English name: japan women & # 39 American University), is a university established in1. Formerly known as Japan Women's University School. Later, in 1948, it was changed to New Japan Women's University according to the Japanese School Education Law. The abbreviation of this university is JWU. The average employment rate of students can reach 95% every year. The founder is a famous Japanese educator, Lunzuo Chengji, who has written on women's education, and the establishment of women's education in China was deeply influenced by it.