Toyo’s Hakusan Campus is located in the heart of Tokyo, and we’re just a few subway stops away from many of Tokyo’s most iconic areas -Shibuya, Akihabara, Ikebukuro, and Shinjuku. Yet Hakusan Campus is characterized by a calm atmosphere conducive to learning. Sleek, modern architecture is offset by lush trees and open spaces. Just off campus, temples and shrines, hundreds of years old, offer opportunities for quiet reflection. Like Tokyo itself, Hakusan Campus is modern and cosmopolitan with a quiet side just around every corner. Student life at Toyo is as vibrant and eclectic as the city where it is located. Opportunities abound for clubs, circles, internships, volunteer programs, and other extracurricular activities. The contemporary coexisting with the traditional. Frenetic energy balanced by peaceful harmony. Reflection complementing stimulation. That is Toyo University.

Akabanedai Campus INIAD HUB-1 opened in 2017 and is the main campus for the Faculty and Graduate School of Information Networking for Innovation and Design. The impressive building (INIAD HUB-1) produced by Dr. Ken Sakamura is equipped with 5,000 state-of-the-art IoT devices. One unique feature of Akabanedai Campus is its “paperless environment”. Digital signages are placed everywhere on campus instead of paper notice boards, and a bookless library (the Media Center) provides an environment where student can view extensive digital archives on the tablets or their own laptop PC.

Opened in 2021, WELLB HUB-2, the main campus for the Faculty of Design for Welfare Society, Human Life Design, Sociology (Department of Social Welfare) and Graduate school of Welfare Society Design, Human Life Design, Social Welfare, is design to be suitable for variety oh hands-on coursework. It has special facilities for learning healthcare, childcare and design where students can study through experiential learning projects.

Opened in 2023, HELSPO HUB-3, the main campus for the Faculty of Health and Sports Sciences, Human Life Design and Graduate school of Health and Sports Sciences, Human Life Design. It has sports facilities, a library, and experimental and training facilities necessary for higher education and research, making it a new place of learning.

The exterior of HELSPO HUB-3 was also designed by Kengo Kuma. There are many facilities and equipment that match the characteristics of the faculty.

Toyo University Asaka Campus will be relocated from Itakura Campus and reborn as the New Asaka Campus from the academic year of 2024. Access from the central part of Tokyo will be convenient. The New Asaka Campus will be a comprehensive education and research center of "Life Sciences" and "Food and Nutrition Sciences," with a vision to accommodate future lifestyles. The interior will be equipped with the cutting-edge educational and research facilities. Our symbolic Zelkova Field and rich green spaces will provide relaxation and create an environment that encourages active student lives.

* The above information is current as of July 2023. Please check the URL below for the latest information about the New Asaka Campus.

https://www.toyo.ac.jp/pickup/top/future_2024/

The credit of perspective drawings of ASAKA CAMPUS belong to Ishimoto Architectural & Engineering Firm, Inc..

Toyo University’s Kawagoe Campus opened in 1961 when the University established its first science faculty. The campus is located in a serene forest close to Kawagoe, a picturesque historic town in Saitama Prefecture. Kawagoe retains the atmosphere of Edo (the old name of Tokyo) and is nicknamed “Ko-Edo” or “Little Edo”. The University runs a field research program based in Ko-Edo in collaboration with the local community, and offers open college courses contributing to the community’s lifelong learning programs. The entire campus is involved in environmental protection activities, and many local residents enjoy taking walks within the lush greenery campus.

Itakura Campus is a beautiful expansive campus surrounded by a rich natural environment. It is a thriving center that collaborates with regional industries. The campus has a variety of sports facilities including a vast football field and a multipurpose sports ground-great for workouts and games to unwind after grueling coursework. Adding to the appeal of Itakura Campus are its valuable ecological attributes. Nearby is Watarase-Yusuichi which was recognized as a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention in 2012. The faculties and graduate schools currently at the campus will be relocated to Asaka campus in 2024 with the facilities and equipments renewed.