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The University was renamed to the Imperial University, and incorporated five Faculties: Law, Medicine, Engineering, Letters, and Science. Tsubakiyama, right by the Akamon Gate, was formerly called “Mt. Fuji.” On the eastern end of campus, there was housing for professors, in which Erwin von Bälz once resided.

1897 (Meiji 30)

The year the Imperial University became Tokyo Imperial University. There was now a main street extending from the provisional Main Gate, but the ginkgo trees had not been planted yet. The former library, which was completed in 1892, is present on the map.

1923 (Taisho 12)

The year of the Great Kantō Earthquake. Many buildings were burned down in the fire, including the library, the College of Law’s Hakkaku Kōdō (octagonal auditorium), and the main building of the Faculty of Science (the buildings marked black suffered damages). The Yasuda Auditorium is right in the middle of construction, which began in 1921.

1936 (Showa 11)

Following the exchange of land with Marquis Maeda in 1926, the campus expanded southwest, and after a land exchange with the First Higher School in 1935, the Yayoi Section came into the picture. The Shichitokudō building was yet to come.

1987 (Showa 62)

The Asano Section came onto the map in 1941, and the Yayoi Section was extended. Faculty of Engineering Building 3, the Economics Research Building and the Administration Bureau were built, leaving little ground space in between the buildings.

2017 (Heisei 29)

Itō Hall and Fukutake Hall appeared alongside Akamon, while the University Corporate Relations facilities were built to the east of Kaitokukan. Construction work continues to take place somewhere on campus today.

1884 (Meiji 17)

The Komaba School of Agriculture became the College of Agriculture of the Imperial University in 1890, and then the Faculty of Agriculture. It moved to Hongo in 1935, and the First Higher School that took its place became the College of Arts and Sciences in 1949. The Maeda family came into possession of the present Komaba Park area in 1926, splitting the Komaba Campus into two: I and II.

2017 (Heisei 29)

2000 (Heisei 12)

The Kashiwa Campus was established on the grounds of the former U.S. military Kashiwa Communication Site. Only the Institute for Solid State Physics and the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research were there to begin with; the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, the Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, and the Chiba Experiment Station of the Institute of Industrial Science joined thereafter. Today, the campus comprises Kashiwa II and Kashiwanoha Station Campus as well.

2017 (Heisei 29)

Distribution Map of 春雨直播app Facilities

Currently, facilities are scattered across 53 different locations, among 20 prefectures. There are also numerous places where facilities used to exist, including Kanda-Nishikichō where Tokyo Kaisei School once was, Mamianachō where the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory was, Roppongi with the Institute for Solid State Physics and the Institute of Industrial Science, Ninomiya-machi with the University orchard, Minakami-machi with the Tanigawa Dormitory, and Nishi-Chiba with the Second Faculty of Engineering.