Kokugakuin University Birth Place

Akiyoshi Yamada, a native of Choshu, opened Kokugakuin in 1890.

Original Text

Iitian Bridge, Chidaitian District にある "National College University Opening の Dimestone" についての Intelligence を Yuanxin していきます. "National College University Opening の Dimestone を Visit れたのは October 23, 2023 です. "National College University Opening の Land Memorial Monument" へのアクセスは, Tokyo メトロ There are ・ North and South Line ・ East and West Line ・ Dajiangyan Line "Iidaqiao Temple" のA5 Exit を Exit ると Almost の Left Skeleton め Front の Corner に "National College University Opening の Land Memorial Monument" があります. "Tokyo District Political Assembly Hall" の Former には, Central して Stone Stele があり, "National College University Opening の Land" Stele ...

There is a monument jointly with Nihon University.

Original Text

Take the east exit of Iidabashi Station on the JR Sobu Line and head south toward Kudanshita on the left side of Mejiro-dori. In front of the monument, there is the Tokyo Ward Government Hall, and on the left side of the entrance is a monument jointly created by "Nihon University and Kokugakuin University". Let's see this as well.

History promenade

Original Text

This is one of the 13 historical promenades facing Mejiro-dori from Iidabashi to Kudanshita. In 1882, the Koten Kogyosho was established in this area, former Iida-cho 5-chome, to study Japanese classical literature. In 1890, Kokugakuin was opened by the director, Akiyoshi Yamada, based on the Koten Kogyosho. It is now kokugakuin University.

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Original Text

In 1881, the Koten Kogyosho was established here, and it was later handed down to Kokugakuin University, so it became the place where the school opened. Nearby is the site of the opening of Nihon University, which is due to the predecessor of the Japanese Law School attached to the Koten Kogyosho.

Iitaqiao Sanyu Road

Original Text

One of the information boards of the Iidabashi promenade scattered along Mejiro-dori. It seems that the current Kokugakuin University has its roots from the Koten Shokosho, which was built in 1897.