My Tokyo Tech Chronicle
A Five-Year Journey of Learning and Growth
Saying SAYONARA
Five Things I'll Seriously Miss about Japan
Conquering Procrastination and Achieving Academic Excellence
Strategies from a Graduate Student's Journey
A Five-Year Journey of Learning and Growth
Five Things I'll Seriously Miss about Japan
Strategies from a Graduate Student's Journey
At Tokyo Tech, our campus is a melting pot of cultures, where the world comes together to create a truly enriching academic environment. Our diverse community is a tapestry woven with vibrant threads of international students and ethnic groups, each contributing their unique colours and patterns to the fabric of our university life.
The bond between Suzukakedai campus students and Mother Nature, where sustainability isn’t just a buzzword; it’s a way of life!
How to Find Muslim-Friendly Food on Campus.
Do not search for a lab; search for a home
An excursion with ToTAL immersion
“You can’t do a good job if your job is all you do.” (Katie Thurmes)
Tokyo Tech students introduce two Campuses - Ookayama and Suzukakedai, for prospective students who plan to study at Tokyo Tech. You will find their student life - how they spend and enjoy their time on the Campuses. There are many places to explore on the Campuses!
Japan’s leading national university for science and technology
Tokyo Tech has much to offer to international students
Global Scientists and Engineers Program
Located near a beautiful pond and park in a quiet residential neighborhood, Senzokuike House is a women's dormitory opened in April 2017.
"Senzokuike" is a beautiful pond and park near the Campus and a great place to take a walk and feel at one with nature after hours of study.
You will see in the video "bakeries" that Ookayama is famous for great bakeries loved by locals and Tokyo Tech students.
In the video "ramen shops", you will see that there are many delicious ramen shops loved by Tokyo Tech students!
You will see in the video "café" that there are many lovely cafés in Ookayama, great places to take a break after hours of study
Designed by Tokyo Tech professors Koichi Yasuda and Toru Takeuchi, the stylish Midorigaoka House opened as a men's dormitory on the Ookayama Campus in September 2017.
This video introduces Fatima, her research environment at the Ueno Laboratory at Tokyo Tech. Her research focuses on finding the fingerprint of iron-rich hot springs.
This video introduces Joshua, his research environment at the Hitosugi & Shimizu Laboratory, and his close relationship with his academic advisor at Tokyo Tech.
