Toyo University

Toyo University was founded in 1887 as a school of philosophy. At its inception, the university was popular with the public as a small, specialized school in Eastern philosophy and liberal arts. Today it consists of 18 graduate schools and 16 undergraduate schools located on five campuses in the greater Tokyo area. University enrollment is approximately 30,000 undergraduate and 800 graduate students.

Toyo University was the first ISEP member in Tokyo, allowing students to see and experience everything from this metropolis. This is an ideal university for students looking to truly immerse themselves in Japanese language and culture with students from around the world.

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  Hakusan Main Campus

  Tokyo, Japan Campus Website

  20,000+ on Campus

  250,000+ residents in Tokyo

  Language(s) spoken on campus: Japanese

  Tokyo, the capital of Japan, has a population of approximately 13.3 million. The city is the epitome of today's fast-paced urban lifestyle but still retains the quieter aspects of old traditions. It is easily recognized for its large-scale buildings as well as its subtle details — intensity and calm — a fusion that truly makes it a fascinating destination.

  Toyo University's Hakusan campus exemplifies this fusion through its central location in the center of the city but also in one of the fascinating traditional districts. In the heart of Tokyo, it provides ideal accessibility to all major areas, such as Shinjuku, Asakusa, Ueno, Ikebukuro and Roppongi.

  Toyo University strongly believes that student activities contribute to the enrichment of campus life. With 50 athletic clubs and 300 other student clubs, everyone can find a group of students that share their interests. Students can also enjoy rooting for Toyo's baseball team, experiencing a weekend home stay, participating in various cultural events and more.