青山学院大学

Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo is one of Japan's top universities, known for its international atmosphere.


The university evolved from a number of boys' and girls' schools established by American missionaries in the late 19th century becoming a full university in 1949.


The university's Christian roots are traced back to the teachings of Methodist John Wesley.

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Aoyama Gakuin University
Shibuya-ku, Shibuya 4-4-25
Tel: 03 3409 8111

Approximately 10 minutes on foot from Shibuya Station - Walk towards the direction of Miyamasu-zaka). Alternatively a 5 minutes walk from Exit B1 of Omotesando Station.

The campus is located across the street of The United Nations University.

The Sagamihara Campus can be reached from JR Fuchinobe Station with trains from Tokyo Station, Ueno Station and Omiya Station.

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Chukyo University in Nagoya may not be in the Ivy League of Japanese universities but it certainly excels in women's figure skating.



Two of Japan's best figure skaters, Mao Asada and Miki Ando, both attend Chukyo.

The modern campus building towers above the crossroads at Yagoto in the south east of the city and the university has its own entrance from the Yagoto subway on the Meijo Line.

There are two large ice rinks open to the public in Nagoya: Nippon Gaishi Arena - a five minute walk from JR Kasadera Station on the JR Tokaido Line, two stops from Kanayama Station and The Nagoya Sports Center Rink at Osu Kannon, a three minute walk from Exit 2 of Osu Kannon Subway Station on the Tsurumai Line.

There is another rink in Toyota city at Aichi Youth Park not far from Chukyo's Toyota campus.

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