Tokyo University of Arts (English: Tokyo University of Arts; Japanese hiragana: とぅきょぅげぃじゅつだぃがく), referred to as Tokyo University of the Arts, University of the Arts (は The main purpose of Tokyo University of the Arts is to train artists in the fields of fine arts and music. Among them, the Music Department has trained many famous composers, performers and conductors, and the Fine Arts Department has also produced many famous painters, artists and architects.

Second, Musashino University of Fine Arts

Musashino University of Fine Arts (Japanese pen name: むさしのびじゅつだぃがく) English name: Musashino University of the Arts; ; Abbreviation: MAU) was founded in 1962, formerly known as Imperial Art School which started in 1929. Musashino University of Fine Arts is a comprehensive education university of fine arts and plastic arts, with 1 1 disciplines such as fine arts and design. 20 12 (twenty-four years of Heisei), Musashino University of Fine Arts has been successfully included in Japan's global talent training promotion plan. It is an art specialized institution of higher learning with the largest discipline classification and education scale in Japan. Its main campuses are located in Yingtai and Shibuya, and it has distance education programs. It is the largest art university in Japan.

Third, 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. From Imperial Art School, the school was founded as Tama Imperial Art School. 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.