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{{nihongo|'''Meiji University'''|明治大学|Meiji daigaku}} is a [[private university]] with campuses in [[Tokyo]] and [[Kawasaki, Kanagawa|Kawasaki]], founded in 1881 by three [[Meiji period|Meiji-era]] lawyers, Kishimoto Tatsuo, Miyagi Kōzō, and Yashiro Misao. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Japan with famous alumni in various fields including world politics, sports, or the humanities.
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The University has nine schools with a total of approximately 33,000 students on four campuses around the Greater Tokyo Area in three special wards of Tokyo ([[Chiyoda, Tokyo|Chiyoda]], [[Suginami, Tokyo|Suginami]], [[Nakano, Tokyo|Nakano]]) and the Ikuta neighborhood of [[Tama-ku, Kawasaki|Tama-ku]], [[Kawasaki, Kanagawa|Kawasaki]].
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Their most known schools are the school of law, the school of political science and economics, and the school of commerce. The school of political science and economics has sent many famous alumni to the Japanese political world. The three former world leaders, [[Miki Takeo]], [[Murayama Tomiichi]], and [[Zhou Enlai]], previously studied at this university. The acceptance rate varies by school, but the average is usually around 15% throughout the university. 
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The University is one of the most prestigious Tokyo Six Universities (東京六大学 or Tokyo roku daigaku). The league of the Tokyo six universities is a Japanese collegiate athletic conference comprising baseball teams from the mix of one public and five private universities, similar to the Ivy League in the United States.
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The university is also one of the Japanese [[Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology|Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's]] (MEXT) thirteen "Global 30" Project universities, which as of 2014 is called the [[Super Global Universities]] program.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20160821171521/http://www.uni.international.mext.go.jp/university_list/Index/</ref>
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Large parts of the campus were burned to the ground in [[World War 2]].
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== Alumni ==
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===Politics===
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[[File:Takeo Miki cropped 1 Takeo Miki 19741209.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Former (1974–1976) Japanese prime minister [[Takeo Miki]]]]
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====World Leaders====
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*The 66th Japanese Prime Minister [[Takeo Miki]] (1974–1976)
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*The 81st Japanese Prime Minister [[Tomiichi Murayama]] (1994–1996)
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*The 1st Chinese Premier [[Zhou Enlai]] (1949–1976)
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====Other politicians====
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*[[Xie Jishi]] ([[Manchukuo|Manchu Empire]] Foreign Minister)
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*[[Hasegawa Nyozekan]]
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*[[Yōsuke Matsuoka]] (Minister for Foreign Affairs)
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*[[Ichio Asukata]] (chairman of the Japan Socialist Party)
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*[[Takashi Sasagawa]] (Minister)
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*[[Ken Harada (politician)|Ken Harada]] (Minister of Economic Planning)
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*[[Masayuki Fujio]] (Minister of Education)
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*[[Hiromichi Watanabe]]
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*[[Yoshitaka Sakurada]]
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*[[Fumiaki Matsumoto]]
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*[[Ritsuo Hosokawa]] (Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare)
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*[[Yoshitaka Shindo]] (Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications)
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*[[Satoshi Takayama]]
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*[[Shigeo Kitamura]]
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*[[Yoshio Urushibara]]
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*[[Koichi Tani]]
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*[[Masaji Matsuyama]]
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*[[Masaaki Akaike]]
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*[[Naoki Inose]] ([[Politics of Tokyo|Governor of Tokyo]], journalist)
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*[[Ben Nighthorse Campbell]], US Senator
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*[[Fusako Shigenobu]] (activist [[Japansese Red Army Fraction]])
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===Others===
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[[File:Koga Masao 1950.JPG|thumb|150px|right|[[Masao Koga]]]]
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[[File:Takeshi Kitano 2017.jpg|thumb|150px|right|[[Takeshi Kitano]]]]
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*[[Yū Aku]] (lyricist, poet, and novelist）
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*[[Seiya Ando]] (basketball player)
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*[[Hideki Arai]] (manga artist)
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*[[Morio Agata]] (singer)
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*[[Tatsuji Fuse]] (Korean independence movement custodian)
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*[[Hideo Gosha]] (film director)
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*[[Masaaki Hatsumi]] (martial artist, founder of [[Bujinkan]])
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*[[Tiger Hattori]] (professional wrestling referee, [[New Japan Pro Wrestling]])
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*[[Syu Hiraide]] (novelist, lawyer)
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*[[Senichi Hoshino]] (baseball player, manager)
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*[[Kei Inoo]] (member of [[Hey! Say! JUMP]], idol, actor, singer)
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*[[Mao Inoue]] (actress)
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*[[Sogo Ishii]]
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*[[Kensuke Isidu]] (fashion designer)
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*[[Sachio Ito]] (novelist)
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*[[Kaiji Kawaguchi]] (manga artist)
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*[[Yuzo Kawashima]] (film director)
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*[[Kentaro Seki]] (professional soccer player)
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*[[Kan Kikuchi]] (novelist)
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*[[Keiko Kitagawa]] (actress)
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*[[Mayumi Mizuno]] (announcer)
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*[[Masaru Kitano]] (doctor of engineering and TV commentator)
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*[[Takeshi Kitano]] (film director)<ref>Awarded an honorary Bachelor of Science in engineering in 2004, 34 years after he dropped out to pursue his career in entertainment.</ref>
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*[[Daichi Kiyono]] (actor, rugby player)
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*[[Akira Kobayashi]] (film actor)
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*[[Yasuo Kobayashi]] (aikido instructor)
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*[[Masao Koga]] (composer)
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*[[Masato Koizumi]] (Preacher)
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*[[Shigeaki Kosugi]] (freelance broadcaster/actor)
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*[[Keiichiro Koyama]] (actor, singer (J-pop group [[News (band)|NEWS]]), former MC ([[Shounen Club]])
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*[[Kazufumi Miyazawa]] (composer, singer)
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*[[Showtaro Morikubo]] (voice actor, actor, singer)
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*[[Osamu Mukai]] (actor)
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*[[Yuto Nagatomo]] (professional soccer player)
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*[[Toshiyuki Nishida]] (film actor)
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*[[Hiroshi Ohshita]] (Professional Baseball Player, Hall of famer)
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*[[Yoshiaki Oiwa]] (Equestrian Eventing Rider)
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*[[Kihachi Okamoto]] (film director)
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*[[Ren Osugi]] (film actor)
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*[[Toshio Sakai]] (photographer)
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*[[Motoi Sakuraba]] (composer, musician)
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*[[Kazuhiro Sano]] (film director and actor)
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*[[Kiyoshi Sasabe]] (film director)
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*[[Sasaki Mamoru|Mamoru Sasaki]] (screenwriter)
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*[[Norio Sasaki]] (football manager)
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*[[Tetsuo Shinohara]] (film director)
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*[[Sohn Kee-chung]] ([[Marathon (sport)|marathon]] runner)
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*[[Kokichi Sugihara]] (mathematician and artist)
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*[[Denmei Suzuki]] (film actor)
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*[[Shigeyoshi Suzuki (film director)|Shigeyoshi Suzuki]] (film director)
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*[[Yuzo Takada]] (manga artist)
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*[[Ken Takakura]] (film actor)
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*[[Buyūzan Takeyoshi]] ([[sumo]] wrestler)
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*[[Noboru Tanaka]] (film director)
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*[[Eijirō Tōno]] (film actor)
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*[[Ryoichi Uchimura]] (Keishicho, Kendo player, 2-time All Japan winner)
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*[[Naomi Uemura]] (mountain climber, adventurer)
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*[[Moriteru Ueshiba]] (Third [[Aikido Doshu]])
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*[[Koji Yamamoto (basketball)|Koji Yamamoto]] (basketball player)
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*[[Mizuki Yamamoto]] (model, actress)
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*[[Tatsuro Yamashita]] (composer, singer)
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*[[Tomohisa Yamashita]] (actor, singer)
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*[[Yoshihiro Yonezawa]]
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*[[Tom Yoda]] (Business Administration Graduate), current councilor of the university and ex-chairman of [[Avex Group]]
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*[[Kenjirou Tsuda]] (actor, voice actor)
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* Shingo Fujimori (Oriental Radio/Comedian)
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* Chicara Jericho (voice actress)
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* Nakajima Kento (member of Sexy Zone)
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*[[Shogo Hama]]  (actor)
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Latest revision as of 22:42, 1 February 2021

Group.png Meiji University  
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Meiji University logo.png
Motto権利自由、独立自治
Formation1881
HeadquartersTokyo, Japan
Type Private
The school of political science and economics has sent many famous alumni to the Japanese political world
Meiji University School House (Liberty Tower)

Template:Nihongo is a private university with campuses in Tokyo and Kawasaki, founded in 1881 by three Meiji-era lawyers, Kishimoto Tatsuo, Miyagi Kōzō, and Yashiro Misao. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Japan with famous alumni in various fields including world politics, sports, or the humanities.

The University has nine schools with a total of approximately 33,000 students on four campuses around the Greater Tokyo Area in three special wards of Tokyo (Chiyoda, Suginami, Nakano) and the Ikuta neighborhood of Tama-ku, Kawasaki.

Their most known schools are the school of law, the school of political science and economics, and the school of commerce. The school of political science and economics has sent many famous alumni to the Japanese political world. The three former world leaders, Miki Takeo, Murayama Tomiichi, and Zhou Enlai, previously studied at this university. The acceptance rate varies by school, but the average is usually around 15% throughout the university.

The University is one of the most prestigious Tokyo Six Universities (東京六大学 or Tokyo roku daigaku). The league of the Tokyo six universities is a Japanese collegiate athletic conference comprising baseball teams from the mix of one public and five private universities, similar to the Ivy League in the United States.

The university is also one of the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's (MEXT) thirteen "Global 30" Project universities, which as of 2014 is called the Super Global Universities program.[1]

Large parts of the campus were burned to the ground in World War 2.

Alumni

Politics

Former (1974–1976) Japanese prime minister Takeo Miki

World Leaders

Other politicians

Others

Masao Koga
Takeshi Kitano



 

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References

  1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20160821171521/http://www.uni.international.mext.go.jp/university_list/Index/
  2. ↑ Awarded an honorary Bachelor of Science in engineering in 2004, 34 years after he dropped out to pursue his career in entertainment.
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