what's new
- 2026.07.16
- [Faculty of Regional Studies] 82 first-year students from Nakashinda High School in Kami Town visited our university and exchanged opinions with students about the future of Kami Town.
- 2026.06.17
- [Department of Regional Community Studies] Associate Professor Fumiyoshi Osawa's book, "Introduction to NPO (Non-Profit Organization) Theory," has been published.
- 2026.04.21
- [Department of Policy Design] The second product in our project to develop original products for Kawaramachi has been completed.
- 2026.02.05
- [Department of Regional Community Studies] Students from Professor Mae Sugawara's seminar held a "Rokugo Community Development Workshop".
- 2026.01.27
- Announcement of the 4th 3L Company Study Group (February 25th)
The local community is the "field" where we live. There are many diverse and complex issues there, and resolving them requires the ability to study multiple academic fields and understand things comprehensively. At Faculty of Regional Studies of Regional Studies (FoReSt), students can study geography, earth sciences, ecology, sociology, social welfare, education, economics, business administration, political science, cultural anthropology, and more, and the breadth of academic fields makes it truly worthy of being called a "forest of knowledge."