1, Japanese University:
Japanese University (Japanese Hiragana: にほんだぃがく; English: Japanese University, abbreviated as Nida, is the largest well-known comprehensive private university in Japan. Japanese universities have overseas academic exchange activities with 1 34 universities in 3 1 countries and1regions, covering an area of about 3 1 km2, equivalent to China and Macau.
Its library has 6 million books, second only to Tokyo University and Kyoto University. The number of directors of Japanese universities has reached 26,085, ranking first among Japanese universities. Famous majors in Japanese universities include architecture, law, medicine, aviation, art and international relations. Among the popular schools in the Kanto circle, it has become the most desirable goal of high school students in Judong College in Japan, alongside Toyo University.
2. University of Tokyo:
The University of Tokyo, referred to as Dongda for short, is a world-famous research-oriented national comprehensive university, headquartered in bunkyo-ku, Tokyo. As the head of Japan's highest academic hall and Imperial University, he enjoys a high reputation all over the world.
Born in 1877, Dongda University is the first national university in Japan and one of the earliest western universities in Asia. The school was renamed "Imperial University" on 1886, which is the first imperial university established in Japan. 1897 was renamed "Imperial University of Tokyo" to distinguish it from Imperial University of Kyoto, which was founded in Kyoto in the same year. After World War II1September, 947, it was officially named "Tokyo University"? .
3. Kyoto University:
Kyoto University, referred to as Kyoto University for short, is a world-class research-oriented national comprehensive university, headquartered in Jingzuo District, Kyoto City, Japan. 1897, established as "Kyoto Imperial University". After World War II, it was officially renamed "Kyoto University".
As the second oldest imperial university in Japan, Kyoto University is located in the east and west of Japan, and the two universities have always been the highest institutions of learning in Japan. However, the traditions and goals of the two schools are quite different. Dongda focuses on cultivating talents for governing the country, while Peking University is good at cultivating scientists. In terms of scientific research, Kyoto University, as the highest institution in Feng Jingen, is world-renowned for its talents and achievements, so it is known as the "cradle of scientists".