What are the best Japanese universities in Japan?

If you want to say which school has the best Japanese major, it must be Beijing Foreign Studies University and Shanghai International Studies University. However, Beijing Foreign Studies University and Shanghai International Studies University are language colleges, which have different requirements from disciplines. Comprehensive colleges and universities have their own advantages, so I will mainly talk about the ranking of Japanese majors in comprehensive colleges and universities in my mind.

I. Peking University

There is no doubt that when it comes to language majors, apart from Beijing Foreign Languages, there should be only Peking University. As a comprehensive college, Peking University has liberal arts as her strong point.

Comprehensive Japanese, a textbook used by ordinary college students, was published by Peking University Publishing House. The editors are Professor Peng Guanglu from Peking University, some Japanese professors and teachers from China.

Second, Tsinghua University.

Tsinghua mainly focuses on science, but I think his Japanese major is also good in comprehensive colleges.

Japanese major of Tsinghua University Foreign Languages Department was founded in 1970. Japanese major enrolls (including walks) four-year undergraduate courses (about 25 students) of liberal arts (candidates whose foreign language is English) and international students' courses (about 25 students) every year. This major aims to cultivate senior Japanese talents who have a solid Japanese foundation, understand Japanese culture, have strong Japanese application ability and extensive professional knowledge in humanities, science and technology, economy and trade, and can engage in translation, teaching, business, management, international cultural exchange and other fields after graduation. English courses for Japanese majors are conducted according to the dual-degree teaching plan, and the four academic years are continuous.

Third, Zhejiang University.

Zhejiang University, located in Hangzhou, a paradise on earth, is one of the new institutions of higher learning founded by China people themselves.

The Japanese language and literature major of Zhejiang University was piloted in the 1960s, and the four-year undergraduate program was officially enrolled from 65438 to 0978. There are 5 professors and associate professors in the faculty, all of whom have studied in Japan, and Japanese experts 1 person. At present, there are undergraduate courses in Japanese language and literature (awarded with a bachelor's degree in literature) and two and a half years of postgraduate courses.

Of course, there are other schools, let's say three here ~