I've visited twice. The grounds are large, so an e-bike came in really handy. 2022/9/15 There shouldn't be any copyright issue, yet they prohibit photography with the incomprehensible claim that they have "collection rights." Shame on people who have created nothing for claiming rights just because they hold something in their collection. 2023/11/2

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This school is seriously garbage. If you're thinking about enrolling, I recommend going to a different school Especially if you join from junior high, the kids who came up from the elementary school stick together so you can't make friends It's totally different from what you'd imagine Some classes have completely fallen apart Seriously, I recommend not enrolling

At Tamagawa University's historic school building, you can touch Jomon pottery excavated in Machida❗

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I was overwhelmed by the size of the campus grounds and the grandeur of the buildings on the way to the Education Museum. The sports ground is like a stadium. It's reminiscent of an American university. As the name suggests, the Education Museum gives a good overview of the history of how school education has been carried out in Japan. [Addendum] Apparently the only places in Japan that hold several dozen or more icons are here and the Nishida Museum of Art in Toyama (Nov 4, '24)

It was a rainy day, but I could look around without being bothered by the sound of the rain. There are quite a lot of surprising things, but they're all pretty specialized, and it's a shame some parts were a little hard to understand. Well, from my house it's not much of a walk to get there, and depending on the time, you can eat at the school cafeteria after visiting the museum. The feel of a university and the feel of a museum. For those (?) looking for something that has it all. I think you should definitely go at least once. I had curry at the cafeteria! It was pretty good.