Tokyo Agricultural University (Japanese: とぅきょぅのぅぎょぅだぃがく, English: Tokyo Agricultural University)
It is the earliest private agricultural university established in Japan and the only agricultural university in Japan. Before the end of World War II, Tokyo Agricultural University was one of the few full-time universities that had the right to award doctoral degrees in agriculture, including Imperial University of Tokyo, Imperial University of Hokkaido, Imperial University of Kyoto, Imperial University of Kyushu and Tokyo Agricultural University.
By 20 14, Tokyo Agricultural University had formed sister schools with 30 universities with agriculture as the core in the world, including Tuanji Michigan State University (USA), Cornell University (USA) and China Agricultural University (China).
University of British Columbia (Canada), Zhongxing University of Taiwan Province Province (Taiwan Province Province of China), National Gyeongbuk University (Korea), Lille Tucson Agricultural College (France), Vakhnin University (Netherlands), Hebrew University (Israel).
scholarship
Scholarships for foreign students from Tokyo Agricultural University, special scholarships from Education Support Association, scholarships from Japanese student support institutions, scholarships from other local public organizations and non-governmental educational organizations, educational loans sponsored by Tokyo Agricultural University, and waiting system for special students.