Okayama University
Study in the 'Land of Sunshine'
Quick facts
University Type: Campus
City Size: Large
Climate: Climate is very mild, with low rainfall.
Cost of living: Cheaper than Norwich
Local Language: Japanese
Be Inspired: Visit Korakuen Gardens, one of the great three gardens in Japan.
What's Unique: Okayama, is also known as the “Land of Sunshine”. It is relatively safe from natural disasters and the city is mostly flat, so it is easy to cycle round.
Sustainability: Okayama University is actively working towards the SDGs. On their own portal, Okayama are showcasing how they are working towards all the goals of the SDGs. They are involved in many initiatives, there are too many to list.
Why choose Okayama
Okayama University is one of the largest universities in Japan. Although based in the city, it has a sprawling campus, with lots of luscious greenery and a quiet atmosphere.
Okayama Prefecture is known for its educational history and its cultural achievements. Special efforts beginning before the Meiji Period (19th century) were made to establish a number of schools which lead to the present-day Okayama University. Today Okayama University has eleven faculties and seven graduate schools. Okayama University enjoys the reputation of being the leading university in the Chugoku-Shikoku region.
There are more than 120 different clubs in the areas of culture and sports. These clubs are an invaluable aspect of student life, providing an opportunity to learn autonomy and responsibility and also to meet friends who have similar interests.
Shrines, castles, gardens, food - all the things you want to explore and experience in Japan but away from the mega big cities. Easy to travel and connect to Kyoto (60 mins) and Tokyo (3 hrs) on bullet train. Visit 'Venice of Japan', Kurashiki Historical district. You'll find independent shops, cafes, street food and rickshaw rides. There are mountains, islands and more cities to explore.
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