Tokyo University

University of Tokyo (東京 大学; Tōkyō Daigaku, abbreviated as Todai 東 大) is usually graded as well as the most prestigious universities in Japan. 

University of Tokyo has five universities in Hongo, Komaba, Kashiwa, Shirokane and Nakano and 10 faculties with about 28 000 students overall, 2. 100 one foreign student (a large number for the size of Japan). Although almost all types of academic section teaches here, he would be the most popular law school as well as literary. University of Tokyo has produced many great Japanese politicians despite the ability of the natural decline in the middle of campus. 

Rivals Campus Tokyo: University of Kyoto as well as the state university, and Waseda University and Keio University and Meiji University as well as private entities. In the science section, Kyoto University has produced more great scientist and Nobel Prize winner. 

University of Tokyo was established by the government of the Meiji period in 1877 using her name as today after merging universities in the country as well as the evaluation of Western medicine section. He was then given the name again so Imperial University (帝國 大學 Teikoku Daigaku) in 1886 and then "Imperial University of Tokyo" (東京 帝國 大學 Tōkyō Teikoku Daigaku) in 1887, when the imperial college system created. In 1947, after the defeat of Japan in World War II, he re-named the University of Tokyo.