Campus life and on-campus servicesEmployment and careersDepartment of Human NutritionDepartment of Life and Co-CreationDepartment of Child EducationCareer development coursesCommunity development projectsEnvironmental festivalsFood and processing coursesCreative manufacturing challengeForest kindergarten activitiesPublic lecturesFood Power ProjectCommunity collaboration reportsNature explorationLet's bake rice crackers!Roast sweet potatoes over a bonfire at the children's experience programStudent exhibitionsSDGs partner programChildren's festivalLamp shadesZERO CARBON poster session challenge exhibition at Eco Park SagamiharaLife Design students recognized as volunteers by Sagamihara CityParticipation in the 14th Hachioji Children's Festival 2026Report on Tokyo Kasei Gakuin University's 2025 community exchange meetingLifelong learning center renewal commemorative lecture in MachidaForest kindergarten report: overnight campSakura Science Program international youth exchangeForest kindergarten report: making Tanabata decorationsForest kindergarten report: forest mission challengeCreative manufacturing challenge eventThird collaboration with Ajinomoto, Sagamihara City, and Machida City: support for reduced-salt recipesForest kindergarten report: finding forest friends20th Sagamihara Environmental Festival18th Tokyo Products and Specialty Goods Fair, with student reporting supportStudents who created an 'Oshi Plant Encyclopedia' interviewed by J:COMForest kindergarten report: spring bamboo shoot diggingForest kindergarten report: making photo frames for treasured memoriesForest kindergarten report: making coasters with weaving and stencil dyeingInterim presentation on lunchbox development for women's hardball baseball playersWorkshop recruitment launched on the Machida Flat websiteNew Year's shrine visit beyond the forestCommunity collaboration projectsIndustry-government-academia collaborative lunchboxesDisaster-preparedness menu grand prixFood science research and developmentSports nutrition coursesFood education guidanceCreative manufacturing challengesSale of collaborative lunchboxesSale of sports lunchboxesDepartment of Life DesignDepartment of Child StudiesDepartment of Food ScienceCommunity collaboration: Department of Food ScienceCommunity collaboration: Department of Human NutritionCommunity collaboration: Department of Life DesignCommunity collaboration: Department of Child StudiesCommunity collaboration: Department of Health and NutritionCommunity collaborationCommunity collaboration: Department of Life Design
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96 EVENTS
Opened the Home Economics Research Institute in Tomihisa-cho, Ichigaya, Ushigome-ku, Tokyo; founder: Sumi Oe.
Tokyo Prefecture approved the establishment of Tokyo Kasei Gakuin on February 13; completed its school building in Sanbancho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.
Tokyo Kasei Gakuin opened with higher teacher training, home economics, and practical home management programs; adopted its school emblem and song.
Approved establishment of Tokyo Kasei Technical School on July 23; reorganized the higher teacher training department as the technical school and renamed the home economics program the main course.
Added a research program in dressmaking at the technical school and advanced courses at Tokyo Kasei Gakuin.
Established a horticulture training ground and athletic field in Chitose Village, Kitatama District; opened the Chitose-Funabashi branch school.
Added a home management program and completed Chitose Dormitory on the former branch school site.
Approved establishment of Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Girls' High School.
Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Girls' High School opened.
Added child care, health, and clothing programs to Tokyo Kasei Technical School.
Approved Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Junior High School under the new education system.
Returned from temporary classrooms at Chitose Dormitory in Funabashi, Setagaya-ku, to Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku.
Approved establishment of Tokyo Kasei Gakuin High School.
Tokyo Kasei Gakuin High School opened.
Added a general studies program to Tokyo Kasei Gakuin and a supplementary course to Tokyo Kasei Technical School.
Approved establishment of Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Junior College under education reforms.
Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Junior College opened.
On March 8, approved reorganization of Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Foundation as Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Educational Corporation; closed Tokyo Kasei Technical School.
Added a supplementary course to Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Junior College.
Closed the general studies program at Tokyo Kasei Gakuin.
Relocated the junior and senior high schools from Chitose-Funabashi back to Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku.
Approved regular teacher-training courses in health and home economics for junior high school at the junior college.
Approved non-degree teacher-training courses in health and home economics for junior high school at the junior college.
Designated the junior college as a dietitian training institution.
Opened the Mountain House in Tateshina Highlands, Nagano.
Approved the Department of Home Economics in the Faculty of Home Economics at Tokyo Kasei Gakuin University.
Approved regular teacher-training courses in health and home economics for junior and senior high schools.
Closed Tokyo Kasei Gakuin as a miscellaneous school.
The Department of Home Economics opened at Tokyo Kasei Gakuin University.
Designated the department as a dietitian training institution.
Renamed the junior college supplementary course the Home Economics Specialization Program.
Approved home economics and registered dietitian programs in the Department of Home Economics.
Designated the registered dietitian program as a training institution for food sanitation supervisors and inspectors.
Approved non-degree teacher-training courses in health and home economics for junior and senior high school at the home economics program.
Completed a TEPCO underground substation on the former Chitose-Funabashi dormitory site and began revenue-generating operations.
Approved the Department of Housing Studies and the English Department of the junior college in Aihara-cho, Machida, Tokyo.
Approved the regular junior-high English teacher-training course in the junior college English program.
The housing studies and English programs opened; relocated the university to 2600 Aihara-cho, Machida.
Approved a time-limited increase in enrollment capacity for home economics and English programs through March 31, 1990.
Approved a non-degree junior-high English teacher-training course at the junior college.
Approved departments of Japanese Culture and Craft Culture in the Faculty of Humanities.
Approved regular teacher-training courses in Japanese for junior and senior high schools.
Approved the International Liberal Arts and Information Processing departments at Tokyo Kasei Gakuin Tsukuba Junior College.
The Tsukuba Junior College departments opened; established the Lifestyle Culture Museum at the Machida campus.
Tokyo designated the Lifestyle Culture Museum as a museum-equivalent facility.
Approved a temporary enrollment capacity increase for international liberal arts at Tsukuba Junior College.
Approved renaming the junior college home economics department the Department of Life Sciences.
Approved life sciences and food and nutrition programs in the Department of Life Sciences.
Renamed the home economics department the Department of Life Sciences.
Renamed the supplementary home economics course the supplementary life sciences course.
Stopped external recruitment at the high school as part of integrated junior and senior high school education.
Approved a master's program in Human Life Studies.
The master's program in Human Life Studies opened.
Approved the Faculty of International Studies at Tsukuba Women's University.
Stopped recruiting for international liberal arts at Tsukuba Junior College.
Approved renaming Tsukuba Junior College as Tsukuba Women's University Junior College.
The Faculty of International Studies at Tsukuba Women's University opened.
Closed the international liberal arts department at Tsukuba Women's University Junior College.
Approved departments of Human Welfare and Cultural Information in the Faculty of Humanities.
Stopped recruiting for the junior college English department.
The Human Welfare and Cultural Information departments opened.
Approved increases in capacity for home economics and housing studies after the end of temporary enrollment limits; set temporary enrollment limits for 2000–2003.
Closed the supplementary life sciences program.
Closed the junior college English department.
Resumed external recruitment at the high school.
Filed notice of a Food Bioscience program in the junior college Department of Life Sciences.
The Food Bioscience program opened; filed notices for a Child Studies department and Tsukuba Women's University's Faculty of Information and Communication; filed notice to rename Tsukuba Women's University Tsukuba Gakuin University.
Stopped recruiting for international studies and information processing programs.
The Child Studies department opened; Tsukuba Women's University became Tsukuba Gakuin University, which opened its coeducational Faculty of Information and Communication; ended the Cultural Information department's major system.
Closed the information processing department.
Made the graduate school coeducational.
Filed notices for departments of Contemporary Home Economics and Health and Nutrition; stopped recruiting for Home Economics.
Stopped recruiting for the junior college Department of Life Sciences.
The contemporary home economics and health and nutrition departments opened; Tsukuba Gakuin University closed its Faculty of International Studies and Tokyo Kasei Gakuin University ended the Human Welfare major system.
Filed notices for five departments in the Faculty of Contemporary Human Life and for Tsukuba Gakuin University's Faculty of Management and Information; stopped recruitment in the former faculties.
Filed a change to Tsukuba Gakuin University's academic regulations to establish an advanced management and information program and an international supplementary course.
The Faculty of Contemporary Human Life opened; Tsukuba Gakuin University's management and information department and its advanced and international programs also opened.
Completed seismic reinforcement, renovation, and other work on Building 1 at the Chiyoda Sanbancho Campus.
Moved the Contemporary Home Economics and Health and Nutrition departments to the Chiyoda Sanbancho Campus.
Closed the junior college Department of Life Sciences.
Filed an academic regulation change concerning enrollment capacity in the Faculty of Contemporary Human Life.
Closed the Faculty of Humanities.
Closed departments in the Faculty of Home Economics and programs at Tsukuba Gakuin University.
Closed the Faculty of Home Economics' home economics and child studies departments.
Closed Tsukuba Gakuin University's Faculty of Information and Communication.
Closed Tokyo Kasei Gakuin University's Faculty of Home Economics.
Filed notice to rename Tsukuba Gakuin University's management and information department the Department of Business Design.
Renamed the department the Department of Business Design.
Stopped recruiting for the Human Welfare Department.
Filed notices to establish Food Science and Human Nutrition departments and stop recruiting for Health and Nutrition.
The Food Science and Human Nutrition departments opened.
Changed the operator of Tsukuba Gakuin University; filed notices for master's programs in Home Economics and Nutrition and stopped recruiting for Lifestyle Culture.
The master's programs in Home Economics and Nutrition opened.
Closed the Human Welfare Department.
Closed the Health and Nutrition Department.
Closed the Lifestyle Culture program in the graduate school.
On Thursday, November 19, 2026, the 2nd direct farm produce sale by the Farmers' Union Furusato Network will be held at the Chiyoda Sanbancho Campus. The venue is below the arcade, and the sale will be limited to one hour from 12:15 to 13:15. The event is open only to teachers, staff, students, and other university affiliates; visitors from outside the campus are not allowed. The items for sale include early-morning harvested vegetables, cheese, naturally leavened bread, dried goods, honey, and juice.
On October 28, 2026, twelve second-year students from Machida Comprehensive High School visited our university and engaged in inquiry learning themed "Interpreting 'Human and Society' Through Statistics'. After intermediate presentations and lectures on statistics and data analysis, each group created cross-tabulation tables, tested hypotheses based on the data, and presented their results.
In the Department of Life Co-Creation, we offer seminar courses that bring together students across departments and courses starting from the first year. In the first-year Seminar A, students learn how to study at university and develop the ability to collaborate and communicate ideas. In the Co-Creation Project Seminar A, they engage with the university, local community, and businesses, tackling issues from problem identification to presenting results. The activities of the first semester of FY2026 and the learning and growth experienced by students are showcased in a course introduction flyer.
Four fourth‑year students from the Department of Food Science stayed in Thailand for five days to conduct a joint research project with the Faculty of Science at Chulalongkorn University. The study compared Japanese and Thai food sensory perception by preparing kenchin‑jiru and genta‑chu and conducting a two‑day sensory evaluation with Thai students. With the cooperation of local students and faculty, they gained valuable insights and realized the importance of trust in international collaborative research.
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トウキョウカセイガクイン
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