Tamagawa

Tamagawa Gakuen is a comprehensive educational institution in Japan, bringing together kindergarten, elementary, junior high and high school, university, graduate school, correspondence education, and research institutes on one campus. Founded to put educator Kuniyoshi Obara’s philosophy of whole-person education into practice, the institution aims to develop capable, well-rounded people prepared to contribute in Japan and internationally. Its educational approach emphasizes learning at every stage of development, independent study, practical experience, and the growth of both knowledge and character.

Programs and initiatives include international education, English as a common language, IT, STEAM and ESTEAM learning, environmental education, and activities that connect students with science and real-world challenges. Tamagawa also supports prospective and current learners through admissions information and campus resources, and offers opportunities for broader community engagement through public lectures, educational partnerships, and regional collaboration. Its university and graduate programs combine specialist study with research, while correspondence courses provide another route to learning.

Through its schools, academic programs, research, and community activities, Tamagawa Gakuen continues to explore new approaches to education