Kyoto University (the national comprehensive university in Kyoto, Japan) Kyoto University (hereinafter referred to as Kyoto University) is a world-class top research-oriented national comprehensive university, with its headquarters located in Jing Zuo District, Kyoto, Japan. 1897, established as? Imperial University of Kyoto? . 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? Cradle of scientists? .

By the end of 20 14, Kyoto University has produced 9 Nobel Prize winners, 2 Fields Prize winners,/kloc-0 Wolf Prize winners, 4 Lasker Prize winners, 4 Akutagawa Prize winners, the only Darwin-Wallace Medal winner in Japan and two Japanese Prime Ministers. World ranking of CEO alumni of the world's top 500 enterprises18 [65438