Waseda University: Japan's top private university

🏫Waseda University is a top private university in Japan. Its headquarters is located in Shinjuku District, Tokyo, Japan. It is a world-class research university with great prestige in Japan and one of the most international universities in Asia. As one of the most famous universities in Japan, Waseda University not only has a century-old history, but also has a beautiful campus environment that will make you linger. As you walk through the school gate, you will be attracted by the unique architectural style of this university, as if you have gone back in time to the intellectual feast of modern Japan. Come explore this campus that carries countless literary memories with me today~ 📸【Introduction to must-visit attractions】 ✅Okuma Bronze Statue: Standing in the center of the campus, it can be said to be one of the most famous symbols of Waseda University. It is a must-take photo place for students during their admission and graduation ceremonies. ✅Okuma Garden: As the core landmark of Waseda University, Okuma Garden is named after its founder Shigenobu Okuma. The garden combines traditional Japanese gardens with Western architectural styles, and is quiet and poetic. In the early 20th century, many Chinese students left their footprints here. In modern Tokyo, this is a rare place of tranquility. It feels as if you have traveled back a hundred years ago and felt the strong atmosphere of cultural exchange between China and Japan at that time. ✅Waseda History Museum: Want to know the history of Waseda University? Then you must not miss the Waseda History Museum! The exhibition hall is open to visitors and contains three permanent exhibition halls, which provide a comprehensive explanation of the development history of Waseda University. ✅Theatre Museum: My favorite pavilion! More than 100 years ago, many Chinese students studied drama and modern literature and art at Waseda University, and this knowledge later promoted the development of Chinese drama and literature. The Dr. Tsuboi Memorial Theater Museum displays a large amount of Japanese theater materials, including traditional theater such as Noh and Kabuki. Walking into this museum, you feel as if you are in the long history of Japanese drama. At the same time, you can also imagine the scene when Chinese students in the past drew artistic inspiration here. It is definitely worth a visit! ✅Haruki Murakami Library: This library was built to commemorate Haruki Murakami's literary achievements. It houses many of his precious manuscripts and materials related to his works, and is a holy place in the hearts of every book lover. The library not only has a comfortable reading space, but also frequently hosts literary lectures and exhibitions, allowing people to experience the charm of literature in person. Many of the designs in the museum were supervised by Haruki Murakami himself. If you are tired, you can order a cup of coffee at the Orange Cat Cafe on the first floor☕️ and take a break. ❤️Romantic walking route: Traveling through history and modernity Starting from the library, stroll along the paths on campus. In spring, you can enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms in full bloom, and in autumn, you can enjoy the feast of golden ginkgo trees. Walking around this campus is like being in a Haruki Murakami novel, feeling a unique sense of peace and tranquility. 🚗【Traffic Guide】: ✅Subway: Tozai Line "Waseda Station" 3b Exit, walk about 6 minutes; ✅Chartered tour: point-to-point pick-up and drop-off, barrier-free Chinese communication, safe and comfortable; 💗【Tips】： ✅It is recommended to go in the morning or early afternoon when the sun shines through the leaves onto the path, which is especially suitable for taking photos📸; ✅Café: There are many small cafes with a strong literary atmosphere near the campus, which are suitable for sitting down and reading a book by Haruki Murakami; ✅Like the University of Tokyo, no tickets are required to enter the campus.