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Nation Knowledge Of Members of the JANU Access ●Regular Members(86 national universities) ●Special Members(4 organizations) National Institutes for the Humanities, National Center of Sciences Bldg. 4F National Institutes of Natural Sciences, Hokkaido Branch (Gakujutsu Sogo Center) High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, Research Organization of Information and Systems (7 universities) To Suidobashi To Ochanomizu Hokkaido University, Hokkaido University of Education, Muroran Institute of Technology, To Kudanshita Yasukuni-dori Ave. Nation of Otaru University of Commerce, Obihiro University of Agriculture and Jimbocho Knowledge Veterinary Medicine, To Sudacho Asahikawa Medical University, Station Kitami Institute of Technology Shogakukan Tokyo Branch ● Tohoku Branch Metropolitan Expressway No.5 (12 universities) 5 Kyoritsu Hall To Kanda ●Gakushi Kaikan The University of Tokyo, ( 7 universities) ● Station Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Hirosaki University, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Iwate University, Hakusan-dori Ave. 2019 Tokyo Gakugei University, Tohoku University, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Miyagi University of Education, ● Tokyo University of the Arts, Akita University, Josui Kaikan To Kandabashi Tokyo Institute of Technology, Yamagata University, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Fukushima University C1 Metropolitan Expressway Loop Line Ochanomizu University, ●Palace Side Building The University of Electro-Communications, To Daikancho Hitotsubashi University, Entrance/Exit To Kandabashi National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Takebashi Station Entrance/Exit Kanto-Koshin’etsu Branch (14 universities) The Imperial Palace To Kitanomaru Park Ibaraki University, University of Tsukuba, To Iwaidabashi Tsukuba University of Technology, Utsunomiya University, Gunma University, Saitama University, Chiba University, Yokohama National University, SOKENDAI(The Graduate University for Advanced Studies), Directions Niigata University, Nagaoka University of Technology, Joetsu University of Education, By subway University of Yamanashi, Shinshu University Tokai-Hokuriku Branch 3-minutes walk from Jimbocho Station, Exit A8 Take Hanzomon Line(Tokyo Metro), Mita Line(Toei), (12 universities) or Shinjuku Line(Toei) University of Toyama, Kanazawa University, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, 4-minutes walk from Takebashi Station, Exit 1B University of Fukui, Gifu University, Take Tozai Line(Tokyo Metro) Shizuoka University, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, Nagoya University, Aichi University of Education, By car Nagoya Institute of Technology, Toyohashi University of Technology, Take Metropolitan Expressway and get off at Daikancho Mie University Kinki Branch Exit, Kandabashi Exit or Hitotsubashi Exit. Chugoku-Shikoku Branch (13 universities) (10 universities) Shiga University, Tottori University, Shimane University, Shiga University of Medical Science, Okayama University, Hiroshima University, Yamaguchi University, Kyoto University, Tokushima University, Naruto University of Education, Kyoto University of Education, Kagawa University, Ehime University, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kochi University Osaka University, Osaka Kyoiku University, Hyogo University of Teacher Education, Kobe University, Nara University of Education, Nara Women’s University, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Kyushu Branch Wakayama University (11 universities) University of Teacher Education Fukuoka, Kyushu University, Kyushu Institute of Technology, https://www.janu.jp/ Saga University, Nagasaki University, Kumamoto University, Oita University, University of Miyazaki, Kagoshima University, National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Kanoya, University of the Ryukyus Message from the President Organization Chart Objectives and Activities of JANU ● Objectives of JANU (Article 4 of the Articles of Incorporation) With the rapid progression of globalization, the JANU shall contribute to the promotion of national university corporations and the world is confronting major turning points in many General Assembly improvement of standards of higher education and academic research in our areas. In Japan, too, simultaneously with the realiza- Branches nation with well-balanced development, creating the circumstances to ensure tion of Society 5.0 based on the cornerstone of rapid outstanding achievements conducted by national university corporations on ● Hokkaido various activities related to education, research and contribution to the society. development in digital science, we are searching for ● Tohoku solutions to the issues due to declining population, ● Tokyo ● Activities of JANU (Article 5 of the Articles of Incorporation) for responses to the coming era of 100-year lifespan, Board of Directors ● Kanto-Koshin'etsu (1) Activities necessary for national universities to promote high-quality education, academic research, and social contribution for the development of strong regionally-based ● Tokai-Hokuriku (2) Studies and research necessary for universities’ voluntary policy-making societies, and so on. Globalization itself is also transi- ● Kinki activities as well as for proposals concerning the national government’s policies tioning from competition to competition and coop- ● Chugoku-Shikoku on higher education, academic research, etc. eration. To resolve these issues, we cannot rely solely ● Kyushu (3) International exchange programs based on international partnership on our past experiences and methods. (4) Support for the management and administration of national university corporations JANU President Committees (5) Other activities necessary for achieving the objectives of JANU There are 86 national universities in Japan, each with NAGATA, Kyosuke ● Admission Committee their own unique characteristics. At these universi- (University of Tsukuba) ● Education and Research Committee ties, approximately 60,000 faculty members are ● University Evaluation Committee educating over 590,000 undergraduate and graduate students, while individually Major Activities in FY 2018 pursuing their own unique research. This diversity is the source of our ability to ● International Exchange Committee ● University Management Committee ◎General Assembly meetings and Board of flexibly handle the increasingly complex and ever-changing future that cannot be Directors meetings extrapolated from the past. ● Public Relations Committee Ordinary General Assembly meetings (Jun., Nov., ● Project Development Committee Jan., Mar.) Board of Directors meetings (Apr., May, Jul., Oct., Located in every prefecture and metropolitan area, Japanese national universities Dec., Feb.) have played a central role in regional revitalization through developing innovation and nurturing top-class graduates. The national universities are the core entities for ● Research Institute for Higher Education Policy ◎Request and proposal activities Opinion Exchange Meeting with Released “Reference Examples in the Utilization of the Mr. SHIBAYAMA, Masahiko, MEXT Minister supporting their respective region’s culture, society and economy, and are keenly English Certification Exam and Description Type aware of their responsibilities towards their region’s industry, medical care, welfare, Questions (Japanese language) in the Nationwide and education. Against the backdrop of the above-mentioned paradigm shift, University Entrance Examinations Framework”. (Jun.) regional development has become one of Japan’s most dire challenges. We, the Governance (As of June 11, 2019) Released “Encouraging Future Joint Research through Full-fledged Collaborations between Industry, Japan Association of National Universities, believe that it is our duty to respond to Board Members Academia, and Government” (Interim Summary). (Jun.) the heightened expectations placed on us. ・Members of the Board Released “Organization and Governance that NAGATA, Kyosuke / President / President, University of Tsukuba Accelerates the Strengthening of National University After leaving university, graduates will enter into a world that is increasingly VUCA, NISHIO, Shojiro / Vice President / President, Osaka University Functions and the Nature of Legal and Systemic OHNO, Hideo / Vice President / President, Tohoku University Revisions that Contribute to That (Summary of Issues)”. or characterized by volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. They will have YAMAZAKI, Koetsu / Vice President / President, Kanazawa University (Jun.) 2018 Japan-UK Dialogue on Exchange to define their own future, discover the tasks that need to be accomplished by HAYASHI, Kayoko / Vice President / President, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Submitted “Requests Regarding and Securing a in Higher Education & Research humanity, and strive to create new value. If we accept that a system of higher YAMAMOTO, Kenji / Senior Managing Director / Former President, Wakayama University Sufficient National University-related Budget and Tax TOWATARI, Hayashi / Managing Director / Director-General, JANU Revisions for Fiscal Year 2019”. (Aug., Sep.) education that is grounded in advanced research is essential for nurturing such WADA, Tateo / President, Otaru University of Commerce Released “Measures for Investing the Management Expenses Grants According to the human resources, we must enhance our research abilities. Accordingly, we are OKUDA, Kiyoshi / President, Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Purpose of the National University Corporation System! (Statement)”. (Nov.) expected to further promote
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