
We will continue to preserve the good of our tradition, while putting forth our sincere and earnest efforts to be a shining beacon that lights the way in the new century.
Tadahiko FUKUHARA
President and Chancellor
founded in July 1885
Chuo University is often referred to as "Hakumon," or the White Gate. The precise origins of the name and exact reason for its use are unclear, but the color white has associations of justice, ...
125 Years have gone by.
Chuo University was founded in July 1885 as Igirisu Horitsu Gakko (English Law School) at Nishiki-cho in the Kanda district of Tokyo. Its founders were 18 young attorneys and scholars: Rokuichiro...
71 : The number of presidents of publicly-listed companies.
Our alumni are today’s business leaders of Japan, the third largest economy on Earth.
Over 100 Partner Universities
Chuo University has partnership agreements with 114 colleges, universities and education organizations in 27 countries worldwide and is actively exchanging students with 76 institutions in 22 countries.
4 Campuses In Tokyo
Chuo University has four campuses in Tokyo, the capital of Japan. The Tama Campus is surrounded by the lush greenery of suburban western Tokyo; the Korakuen Campus, Ichigaya Campus and Ichigaya Tamachi Campus are conveniently located in downtown Tokyo. Chuo University offers fulfilling education opportunities through coordination across all our four campuses.