Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan

Tokyo University of the Arts is a national art university in Japan, which consists of two departments 14 disciplines: Fine Arts Department (painting, sculpture, technology, design, architecture, artistic expression and art disciplines) and Music Department (composition, conducting, vocal music, instrumental music, bangzi music, music science and music environment creation).

Tokyo University of the Arts has trained many representative Japanese artists, among which the Fine Arts Department is the vast majority of Japanese painters? The cradle of artists. It is a recognized artist training institution in Japan.

So far, there are only two departments, namely "Fine Arts" and "Music", but the reform is under way, and photography (film? Animation)? Stage art (drama? Dance) Comprehensive University of Arts. To this end, in April 2005, the University established the Image Research Section.

campus

Ueno Campus, Taitung District, Tokyo

Shoushou Campus, Shoushou City, Ibaraki County

Yokohama Campus, Yokohama Central District, Kanagawa Prefecture

History of Tokyo University of the Arts May 1949 According to the Law on the Establishment of National Schools, Tokyo Art School and Tokyo Music School merged into the new Tokyo University of the Arts.

On April 1 day, 2004, it became "Tokyo University of the Arts as a national university legal person" according to the National University Legal Person Law.

Tokyo Art School

1885 (Meiji 18), the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology proposed to set up a government-run art school, and set up a "photo investigation department" with Ernest Fanor Rosa, Okakura Tenjin, Yoshinoya Jian Ye and others as the core.

1887 (20th year of Meiji) was renamed "Tokyo Fine Arts School" and moved to the present Ueno Campus.

Tokyo Music School

1879 (Meiji 12), the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology established the "Music Investigation Department" headed by Izawa Yuki. Responsible for investigating music education in Japan. Since then, it has become a specialized music education institution, responsible for the music education of primary school students and kindergarten students affiliated to normal schools, training music teachers and promulgating the academic system. Since then, it has changed its name several times, from 1887 (the twentieth year of Meiji) to "Tokyo Music School". Later, it once became an affiliated school of Tokyo Normal University. After several institutional reforms, it was closed at Tokyo University of the Arts two years after its opening 1952.

The institutions of Tokyo University of the Arts are located in this section.

The faculty of Tokyo University of Arts has established my department.

Fine arts department

Painting part

Japanese painting major

Oil painting specialty

Sculpture area

engineering department

design office

Construction section

Apex art performance department

Art discipline