更新时间：2024-01-19 21:58:27作者：欧曼老师
东洋有着悠久的传统和历史。2012年，东洋庆祝成立125周年。东洋大学是日本最大的大学之一，拥有30000多名学生
东洋大学最初是一所私立哲学学院，由井上恩良博士于1887年创立。它建立在东京文京区的林正寺的场地上。1903年改名为哲学学院大学，1906年更名为东洋大学。1916年开始招收女生，成为日本最早的男女同校大学之一
它包括11个学院，44个系，10个研究生院（提供32个专业），5所附属高中和一所法学院。利用国际哲学研究中心、公私伙伴关系研究中心和生物纳米电子研究中心在全球范围内开展研究活动。东洋提供文科和理科课程
东洋大学有四个主要校区：箱山校区（主校区）、川前校区、旭日校区和板仓校区。所有酒店都位于东京市中心，距离最近的火车站不到10分钟即可到达。箱山校区是绿色和安静的，周围是住宅和神社。儒家植物园Koishikawa Korakuen和东京巨蛋城及其体育场、游乐园和豪华酒店也近在咫尺
东洋的运动队，包括棒球、田径、相扑和冰球，在校际比赛中表现出了卓越的能力（产生了奥运会奖牌获得者和众多职业运动员）
Toyo has a long tradition and history. In 2012, Toyo celebrated the 125th anniversary of its foundation. Toyo is one of the largest universities in Japan with more than 30,000 students.
Toyo University began as a private philosophy academy, founded by Dr. Enryo Inoue in 1887. It was set up on the grounds of the Rinsho Temple in what is the Bunkyo Ward of Tokyo. It was renamed as the Philosophy Academy University in 1903 and then as Toyo University in 1906. It began accepting female students in 1916, making it one of the first co-educational universities in Japan.
It comprises 11 faculties with 44 departments, 10 graduate schools (offering 32 majors), five affiliated high schools and a law school. Research activity is conducted on a global scale with the use of the International Research Centre for Philosophy, the Research Centre for Public/Private Partnership (PPP) and the Bio-Nano Electronics Research Centre. Toyo offers both liberal arts and science courses.
There are four main campuses at Toyo University: Hakusan Campus (the main site), Kawagoe Campus, Asaka Campus and Itakura Campus. All are located in the heart of Tokyo, and can be accessed within 10 minutes from the nearest train station. Hakusan Campus is green and quiet and is surrounded by residential homes and shrines. The Confucian Botanical Garden Koishikawa Korakuen and Tokyo Dome City, with its stadium, amusement park and luxury hotel are also within walking distance.
Toyo’s sports teams, including baseball, track and field, sumo wrestling and ice hockey, demonstrate superior ability in intercollegiate competitions (producing Olympic medalists and numerous professional athletes).
