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Achievements of 2016 En 【Achievements of 2016】 １. Student Achievements in employment tests Company 1 Koyo Kensho Ltd. 2 Bon Image Corp. 3 Robert Walters Japan K.K. 4 Plutus Consulting Co.,Ltd. 5 Yoshitake Inc. 6 YumeTechnology Co., Ltd. 7 Destination Asia Japan 8 Japan Limit Finance 9 MS JAPAN Co., Ltd. 10 Exotissimo travel co., ltd 11 Verybest Law Offices 12 Hogakukan Co., Ltd. 13 Yamamoto Koki. Co., Ltd. 14 Smart House Co., ltd. 15 JAPAN AUTOMATIC CO.,LTD 16 Care KogeraKai Co,,Ltd. 17 En Co,,Ltd. 18 Centuryand CompanyCo., Ltd. 19 Monogatari Corporation 20 OS.CO.,LTD. 21 Curvature, LLC 22 SSC Inc. 23 Sankyo Reinetsu Co., Ltd. 24 Toyo System Corporation 25 NICHINEN Co., Ltd. 26 Allion Japan Inc. 2. Student Achievements in Graduate School Entrance Exams Name of Graduate School graduate studies 1 The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine 2 TheUniversity of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering 3 TheUniversity of Tokyo Graduate School of Frontier Sciences 4 Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Fine Arts 5 Kyoto University Graduate School of Management 6 Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Economics 7 Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Economics 8 Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Economics 9 Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Social Sciences Graduate School of Comprehensive Human 10 Tsukuba University Sciences Graduate School of Comprehensive Human 11 Tsukuba University Sciences Graduate School of International Social 12 Yokohama National University Sciences Graduate School of International Social 13 Yokohama National University Sciences Graduate School of International Media, 14 Hokkaido University Communication, and Tourism Studies Graduate School of The Department of 15 Tohoku University Chinese Language 16 Wakayama University Graduate School of Tourism 17 Hiroshima University Graduate School of Education Japan Advanced Institute of Science Graduate School of Advanced Science and 18 and Technology Technology 19 Tokyo Metropolitan University Graduate School of Humanities 20 Tokyo Metropolitan University Graduate School of System design 21 Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School of Arts 22 Keio University Graduate School of Medicine 23 Keio University Graduate School of Medicine 24 Keio University Graduate School of Law 25 Waseda University Graduate School of Economics 26 Waseda University Graduate School of Economics 27 Waseda University Graduate School of Economics 28 Waseda University Graduate School of Human Sciences 29 Waseda University Graduate School of Human Sciences Waseda University 30 Graduate School of Social Sciences Waseda University 31 Graduate School of Social Sciences Waseda University 32 Graduate School of Commerce Waseda University 33 Graduate School of A sia-Pacific Studies Graduate School of Sophia 34 Global Environmental Studies University Graduate School of Aoyama Gakuin 35 International Management University Graduate School of Aoyama Gakuin 36 International Management University Graduate School of Aoyama Gakuin International Politics, Economics and 37 University Communication Graduate School of Rikkyo 38 Business Design University Graduate School of Rikkyo 39 Business Design University Graduate School of Rikkyo 40 Business Administration University Graduate School of Rikkyo 41 Intercultural Communication University Graduate School of Political Science and 42 Meiji University Economics 43 Hosei University Graduate School of Economics 44 Hosei University Intercultural Communication 45 Hosei University Graduate School of Humanities Graduate School of Public Policy and Social 46 Hosei University Governance Graduate School of Language Education and 47 Ritsumeikan University Information Science Graduate School of Language Education and 48 Ritsumeikan University Information Science Graduate School of Language Education and 49 Ritsumeikan University Information Science Graduate School of Language Education and 50 Ritsumeikan University Information Science 51 Chuo University Graduate School of Law 52 Nihon University Graduate School of Journalism and Media 53 Toyo University Graduate School of Letters 54 Komazawa university Graduate School of Global Media Studies 55 Komazawa university Graduate School of Commerce 56 J. F. Oberlin University Graduate School of Business Administration 57 Kokugakuin University Graduate School of Literature 58 TakushokuUniversity Graduate School of Language Education 59 Teikyo University Graduate School of Economics 60 Meikai University Graduate School of Real Estate Sciences 61 Tokyo Zokei University Graduate School of Design 62 Japan University of Economics Graduate School of Business Administration 63 Senzoku Gakuen College of Music Graduate School of Music 64 Saitama Institute of Technology Gradute School of Human and Social Studies Osaka University of Arts Graduate 65 Art Planning School 3. Student Achievements in University Entrance Exams Name of University Faculty Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts 1 Tokyo Metropolitan Unversity 2 Ibaraki Unversity College of Science 3 Keio University Faculty of Letters 4 Waseda University Faculty of Education School of Fundamental Science and 5 Waseda University Engineering 6 Aoyama gakuin University College of Science and Engineering 7 Rikkyo University College of Economics 8 Rikkyo University College of Intercultural Communication 9 Meiji University School of Information and Communication 10 Meiji University School of Information and Communication 11 Meiji University School of Information and Communication 12 Meiji University School of Business Administration 13 Meiji University School of Commerce 14 Gakushuin University Faculty of Letters 15 Hosei University Faculty of Social Policy & Administration 16 Hosei University Faculty of Sustainability Studies 17 Hosei University Faculty of Law 18 Chuo University Faculty of Commerce 19 Chuo University Faculty of Policy Studies 20 Chuo University Faculty Of Economics 21 Nihon University Faculty of Law 22 Nihon University College of Art 23 Nihon University College of Economics Department of Information Networking for 24 Toyo University Innovation and Design Department of Information Networking for 25 Toyo University Innovation and Design 26 Toyo University Faculty of Business Administration 27 Toyo University Faculty of Economics 28 Toyo University Faculty of International Tourism Management 29 Toyo University Faculty of Sociology 30 Tokai University Faculty of Liberal Arts 31 Tokai University Faculty of Engineering 32 Tokai University Faculty of Engineering 33 Kanagawa University Faculty of Economics 34 J. F. Oberlin University College of Business Management 35 J. F. Oberlin University College of Business Management 36 Takushoku University Faculty of Political Science and Economics 37 Takushoku University Faculty of Political Science and Economics 38 Takushoku University Faculty of Political Science and Economics 39 Takushoku University Faculty of Commerce 40 Komazawa Women’s University Faculty of Liberal Arts 41 Musashino Art University College of Art and Design Joshibi University Of Art And 42 College of Art and Design Design Joshibi University Of Art And 43 Design College of Art and Design Joshibi University Of Art And 44 Design College of Art and Design 45 Bunka Gakuen University Faculty of Fashion Science 46 Bunka Gakuen University Faculty of Fashion Science 47 Tokyo University of Technology School of Media Science 48 Digital Hollywood University Faculty of Digital Communication 49 Teikyo University Faculty of Engineering 50 Teikyo University Faculty of Engineering 51 Meikai University School of Hospitality & Tourism Management 52 Bunkyo University Faculty of International Studies 53 Bunkyo Gakuin University Faculty of Business Management 54 Surugadai University Faculty of Media and Information Studies 55 Surugadai University Faculty of Media and Information Studies 56 Surugadai University The Faculty of Economics and Management 57 Tokyo Denki University Department of System Design Engineering 58 Tokyo Denki University Faculty of Science and Engineering 59 Tokyo University of Social Welfare Faculty of Social Welfare 60 Tokyo University of Social Welfare Faculty of Social Welfare 61 Tokyo University of Social Welfare Faculty of Social Welfare 62 Tokyo University of Social Welfare Faculty of Social Welfare 63 Tokyo University of Social Welfare Faculty of Social Welfare 64 Tokyo International University Faculty of Commerce 65 Tokyo Polytechnic University Faculty of Arts 66 Japan University Of Economics Faculty of Business Administration Japan University Of Economics 67 Faculty of Business Administration Japan University Of Economics 68 Faculty of Business Administration Japan University Of Economics 69 Faculty of Business Administration Japan University Of Economics 70 Faculty of Business Administration Japan University Of Economics 71 Faculty of Business Administration 72 Ryutsu Keizai University Faculty of Sociology 73 Shiseikan University Faculty of Life Design 74 Seigakuin University Faculty of Political Science & Economics 75 Kaetsu University Faculty of Business Innovation 76 Nishogakusha University Faculty of International Economics 77 Toyo Gakuen University Faculty of Business Administration 78 Urawa University Faculty of General Welfare 79 Yokohama College of Commerce Faculty of Commerce 80 Yokohama College of Art and Design Faculty of Arts 81 Shonan Institute of Technology Faculty of Engineering 82 Ashikaga Institute of Technology Faculty of Engineering 83 Kyoto Seika University - 84 Kansai University Faculty of Informatics 85 Daiichi Institute of Technology
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