About TCU

Campus Lacation

Tokyo City University has three campuses, two in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo and one in Yokohama. Both cities are known in Japan as scenic and cultural hubs. Our campuses are located in quiet and green residential areas, and have easy access to the inner city. It is a peaceful place to spend your time as a student.

Setagaya
Campus

  • Faculty of Science and Engineering
  • Faculty of Architecture and Urban Design
  • Faculty of Information Technology
  • Graduate School of Integrative Science and Technology

Located alongside the Tamagawa River which marks the border between Tokyo and Kanagawa. Setagaya Campus has the largest campus within the 23 special wards of Tokyo of any private STEM university, and is close to popular areas such as Jiyugaoka and Futako-Tamagawa.

Yokohama
Campus

  • Faculty of Environmental Studies
  • Faculty of Informatics
  • Graduate School of Environmental and Information Studies

This campus was carefully built to be environmentally friendly and was the first educational institution in Japan to receive ISO14001 (Environment) certification. It is not only an eco-campus but as leading edge information facility as well.

Todoroki
Campus

  • Faculty of Urban Life Studies
  • Faculty of Human Life Sciences
  • Graduate School of Environmental and Information Studies

Close to Todoroki Valley, the only ravine within the 23 special wards of Tokyo and located in a quiet residential area, the campus has a child-rearing support center Pippi, which sees many parents visit every day, and contributes to the local community.

Shibuya

The area attracts information and culture. With large retail buildings, movie theaters, clubs, and music venues, Shibuya is a cultural and global fashion trendsetter at the forefront of youth culture. A huge number of people come and go through the “scramble” crossing in front of the station—one of the scenes that symbolize modern Japan. Now, extensive redevelopment is underway around the station and the area is magically transforming itself.

Yokohama

Since opening in 1859, the port town has flourished as the gateway to Western culture. Yokohama is still heavily tinged with a distinctive, atmosphere. In addition to popular tourist sites and the historic buildings of Motomachi, Chinatown, and Yamashita Park, the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse has become a city landmark. The beautiful ocean view of the harbor at night is one of the attractions of the city. is underway around the station and the area is magically transforming itself.

Data File (As of May, 2020)

7,543

Number of students

Undergraduate 6,932,
postgraduate 611

455

Number of full-time staff

Faculty 279,
administratiive 176

108,946

Number of graduates

541,026

Number of books held in library

230,469m2

Area of campus

122,216m2

Area of campus buildings

313

Number of research grants

Total worth
¥732,844,000