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Establishment of Tōa Academy
Approval of Tōa Academy's establishment
Name change to Daidō Tōa Academy
Name change to Daidō Academy
Name change to Daisei Academy
Approval of establishment of Daisei Academy Foundation
Yudō Takada appointed as first director
Approval of establishment of Fuji Junior College Foundation
Yudō Takada appointed as first director of Fuji Junior College Foundation
Katsumata Kuniyoshi appointed as first president of Fuji Junior College
Approval of establishment of Department of Economics, Section 1
Jinsaburo Futagami appointed as second director of Fuji Junior College Foundation
Approval to establish the second section of the Economics Department
Completion of Fuji Student Dormitory
Takeshi Komatsu assumes office as the second president of Fuji Junior College
Opening of the Totsuka School Building (currently Building 2)
Approval to establish the first and second sections of the Corporate Management Department
Sakai Nakamura assumes office as the third president of Fuji Junior College
Approval to establish the Distance Education Division of the Economics Department
Completion of Takada Memorial Library (now Takada Memorial Hall)
Renaming of the Economics Department and Corporate Management Department
Completion of Takada Auditorium (formerly Takada Memorial Gymnasium)
Yoshihata Sakei assumes office as the fourth president of Fuji Junior College
Masaji Inada assumes office as the fifth president of Fuji Junior College
Renaming of the Corporate Management Department to the Management Department
Completion of Fuji Junior College Student Dormitory
Fujio Miyamoto assumes office as the sixth president of Fuji Junior College
Completion of Building 5
Completion of Phase 1 construction of Hidaka Comprehensive Ground
Yoshimasa Ishihara assumes office as the seventh president of Fuji Junior College
50th Anniversary Founding Commemoration Ceremony
Completion of Phase 2 construction of Hidaka Comprehensive Ground
Nijou Auditorium completed.
Nijou Jinsaburo appointed as the first president of Fuji Junior College.
Nijou Sadahiro appointed as the third acting director of Fuji Junior College.
Hayasaka Tadahiro appointed as the eighth president of Fuji Junior College.
Main building completed.
Approval granted for the establishment of the Business Department of the School of Business Administration at Tokyo Fuji University.
The school corporation changed its corporate name to Tokyo Fuji University.
The Business Department of the School of Business Administration at Tokyo Fuji University was established.
Hayasaka Tadahiro appointed as the first president of Tokyo Fuji University.
Fuji Junior College was renamed the Junior College Department of Tokyo Fuji University.
Nijou Sadahiro appointed as the second president of Tokyo Fuji University.
Okamura Kazunari appointed as the second president of Tokyo Fuji University.
Okamura Kazunari appointed as the ninth president of the Junior College Department of Tokyo Fuji University.
Nijou Jyouko appointed as the vice director of Tokyo Fuji University.
Nijou Jyouko appointed as the third president of Tokyo Fuji University.
The Graduate School of Business Administration at Tokyo Fuji University was established.
The Business Psychology Department of the School of Business Administration at Tokyo Fuji University was established.
The Business Department of the School of Business Administration at Tokyo Fuji University was renamed the Management Department of the School of Business Administration at Tokyo Fuji University.
The Business Administration Department of the Junior College Department at Tokyo Fuji University was renamed the Business Department of the Junior College Department at Tokyo Fuji University.
The Event Production Department of the School of Business Administration was established.
Renamed the Department of Business Psychology in the Faculty of Business Administration to the Department of Management Psychology.
70th Anniversary Founding Ceremony.
Niryouji appointed as the 4th Vice President of Tokyo Fuji University, a school corporation.
Hasegawa Yuki appointed as the 3rd President of Tokyo Fuji University.
Discontinuation of the Junior College Department of Tokyo Fuji University.
Suspension of recruitment for the Department of Management Psychology.
Ibara Hisahiro appointed as the 4th President of Tokyo Fuji University.
Discontinuation of the Department of Management Psychology.
Aoyama Kazumasa appointed as the 5th President of Tokyo Fuji University.
On November 8, we hosted the third WakaPro event in collaboration with the Department of Event Production and the live streaming platform "Mikcha" at our university. The event featured a fashion showdown using clothing, a fashion show by live streamers, and a stage show by last year’s champions "Hamanoto Henmi." Students took the lead in planning, preparation, attracting attendees, and recruiting sponsors.
The 59th Tokyo Fuji Festival took place on Saturday, October 24, 2026, and Sunday, October 25, 2026. Please look forward to the 60th Tokyo Fuji Festival next year!
Tokyo Fuji University Graduate School will hold an individual consultation session for those aiming to enroll in FY Reiwa 9. The session will take place on Saturday, December 5, 2026, from 14:30 to 16:00, in the second conference room on the first floor of the main building. Faculty members from the Tax Accounting and Management departments will conduct the consultations, and appointments must be made in advance through a dedicated application form.
The 2026 Open Campus was originally scheduled to conclude on October 4, but due to popular demand, an additional session was decided for Saturday, November 28. The date is November 28, 2026, and registration hours are 9:30–14:00. The main program includes university introduction, faculty and department explanations, entrance exam briefing, campus tour, and an informal talk by current students.
Tokyo Fuji University conducted the 2026 Academic Status Survey to understand students' learning conditions and needs, and to improve educational content and learning environment. In terms of education, 94% rated that the teaching methods were well designed, and 87% reported having opportunities for small-group classes, among other high positive evaluations. Regarding future-relevant skills, 88% rated the ability to collaborate with others and 88% rated broad knowledge and perspectives.
The lecture menu for on‑site classes for high school students has been updated. The list of lectures, along with teacher introductions and seminar introductions, can be viewed on the university’s website. On‑site lectures can increase high school students’ interest and curiosity in academics and serve as a helpful resource for selecting faculties and departments.
Report on exchange activities between Tokyo Fuji University students and CIEE Sophia University exchange students
Applications for the 2027 admissions examination, “Comprehensive Selection, Schedule B (exclusive or concurrent application),” open on November 2, 2026. Applicants may choose one of five categories: assignment-based, qualification-based, activity-achievement-based, children of alumni and other related categories, or sports recommendation (women). Candidates are evaluated holistically through an interview and a review of documents such as assignments and qualifications.
On October 11, a cosplay event—the seventh consecutive monthly event—was held at our university. In fine weather, approximately 500 cosplayers took part, enjoying walks and photo shoots on campus and at nearby facilities. The next event will be held on November 29, and a collaboration event with the university festival, Tokyo Fujisai, will take place on October 24 and 25.
On Sunday, October 11 at 7:00 PM, the 'The! Iron Arm! DASH!!' broadcast on Nippon TV will air the 'Shinjuku DASH' filmed at our university. This time, it will feature Shinjuku's bees facing the heat and the 'Shinjuku Chocolate Plan' aiming for cocoa flower buds.