Meijo University is a private university located in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is a leading comprehensive university of arts and sciences in central Japan. The school's predecessor was Nagoya Advanced Science and Technology School founded by Japanese physicist Shouyi Tanaka on 1926, and 1949 was changed to a new university. The school has 8 departments and 22 disciplines. All research departments offer master's and doctoral programs. In order to give full play to the characteristics of a "comprehensive university" with a balance of arts and sciences, Meitiao University has implemented a "all-department * * * general education system" that transcends the limitations of departments and allows students to study flexibly, and is committed to cultivating talents who can respond flexibly and comprehensively to various social problems.

Since its establishment, Mingtiao University has maintained close academic exchanges and personnel exchanges with famous universities in central Japan, such as Nagoya University. On 20 14, Isamu Akasaki, a professor at meijo University, and Hiroshi Amano, a former professor, won the Nobel Prize in Physics that year.

American University, studying in the Department of Science and Technology, has a strong faculty, including Professor Iijima Chengnan, Professor Isamu Akasaki and Professor Amano, all of whom are candidates for the Nobel Prize. Professor Iijima is a foreign academician of China Academy of Sciences, and is employed by Tsinghua University as an honorary professor of Zhejiang University. Professor Isamu Akasaki won the Kyoto Prize, which is called the Japanese Nobel Prize. Professor Isamu Akasaki won the 20 14 Nobel Prize in Physics.