Daito Bunka University

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The Daitō - Bunka University (Japanese大 东 文化 大学, Daitō bunka daigaku, German literally means " University of Culture of Greater East Asia ", in short: Daitōdai (大 东 大) or DBU) is a private university in Japan. The main campus is located in Itabashi in Tokyo Prefecture.

History

Founded in 1923 as the University of Bunka Gakuin Daitō (大 东 文化 学院, dt " Academy of Culture of Greater East Asia " ) from Daitō - Bunka Club, which was founded in the same year, and after the vote ( 1921) of the Japanese Parliament. The purpose of the foundation was to promote East Asian culture, especially Confucianism ( Chinese Studies ). The Academy was originally located in Kudan, Chiyoda. In 1941 she moved to Ikebukuro and was renamed Daitō - Bunka Gakuin technical school in 1944.

1949 developed the technical school is to Bunsei University of Tokyo (东京 文 政 大学, Tōkyō Bunsei daigaku, dt " University of Literature and Politikwissenchaft Tokyo "). In 1953 it was renamed Daitō - Bunka University. In 1961 she moved to the present Itabashi campus. 1967, the second campus was opened in Higashimatsuyama.

Faculties

  • Itabashi - campus ( in Itabashi, Tokyo, 35 ° 46 ' 54 "N, 139 ° 40' 8" O35.781722222222139.66888611111Koordinaten. 35 ° 46 ' 54 "N, 139 ° 40' 8" E ): humanities Departments: Japanese literature, Sinology, Anglo-American literature, pedagogy, and Shodo
  • Language departments: Chinese, English, and Japanese
  • Higashimatsuyama campus ( Higashimatsuyama, Saitama Prefecture 36 ° 0 ' 5 " N, 139 ° 22' 6" O36.001280555556139.36824444444. ): International Relations
  • Sport and Health Sciences
Chiyoda, Tokyo
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