Which Japanese art universities are recognized in China? Domestic recognized Japanese art universities include Tama University of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of Fine Arts, Tokyo Shaping University, Kyoto University of Craft Fiber, Musashino University of Fine Arts, Kyoto Municipal University of Fine Arts, etc.

　　 Japanese art universities recognized in China mainly include:

　　 one Tokyo University of the Arts ：

This university is the only national university of art in Japan, and is recognized as the highest institution of artist training in Japan. Its main purpose is to train artists in the field of art and music. The art department of the university includes painting, sculpture, craft, design, architecture, cutting-edge art performance, and art disciplines, while the music department includes composition, conducting, vocal music, instrumental music, bond music, music science, and music environment creation.

　　 2. Tama University of Fine Arts:

This university is an A-level art university, focusing on art and plastic arts education, with 11 disciplines including art and design.

　　 3. Musashino University of Fine Arts:

　　 Musashino University of Fine Arts It is also an A-level art university. Its predecessor is the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts, which started in 1929. It focuses on art education and has 11 disciplines including art and design.

　　 four Tokio University ：

This university is an A-II level art university, which was established in 1966. It is the first small-scale art university in Japan that specializes in design and fine arts.

　　 5. Kyoto Municipal University of the Arts

Kyoto City University of Arts, also known as ™ Kyoto Yida ® Jingyi University (Kyotogeidai, Kyotogeidai, Kyotogei) was a Japanese public university established in 1880 and opened university education in 1950. Kyoto Municipal University of the Arts is the most representative art university and music university in Western Japan. The abbreviation of the university is Jingyi, Kyoto University of Arts and Kyoto University of Arts. It is the oldest art university in Japan, and the first public painting college and a few elite art universities established in Japan.

　　 6. Kyoto Technological Fiber University

The predecessor of Kyoto University of Craft Fibers (Kyoto Gongyun University in Japanese; Kyoto Institute of Technology in Japanese; KIT, Kyoto University of Technology in Japanese) was Kyoto Advanced Silk University. After restructuring, it left the major of arts and crafts and became a national engineering university, It is located in Zuojing District, Kyodo City, Japan. Kyoto Technological Fiber University was founded in 1899, and university education was established in 1949. It was formerly a university of sericulture, textile and technology. After many reforms, separation processes and simplification related majors, it now focuses on advanced materials and engineering related research.

　　 Generally speaking, the requirements for applying to these schools are:

High school graduate or above

Have some basic knowledge of Japanese, and need to reach level D of N2 or J test when applying

You need to submit a collection of works, which can be paintings, photographs, designs, etc

Some schools also need to conduct interviews or submit small papers

For specific application requirements and steps, it is recommended to directly query on the school's official website. In addition, the specialty setting and application requirements of each school may be different, so you need to understand the specific requirements of each school and specialty in detail before applying.

In the ranking of world universities, there are six universities in Japan that are always in the top 100. In Japan, there are not only seven world-famous Imperial Universities with comprehensive development of various disciplines, but also Tokyo University of Technology specializing in science and engineering, which is similar to MIT in the United States, Hitotsubashi University cultivating business elites, and the cradle of directors and art masters - Musashino University of Fine Arts and Tama University of Fine Arts.

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