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Japanese university events 2026

Entities: Akita Commercial High School · Jun Numata · University of Tokyo · Sophia University · Chemistry History Society

Overview

In late July 2026 Japanese higher‑education institutions began issuing detailed notices about upcoming activities. Kyoto University warned against unauthorized use of its campus for an Open Campus event, while the Chemistry History Society announced its annual meeting at the University of Tokyo. Within days, additional schools and universities released their own schedules: Akita City Commercial High School held an entrance ceremony in April; Nihon University opened pre‑registration for a July open‑campus program; and Sophia University announced a spring graduation ceremony slated for March 2027. The snapshots together trace a rollout of diverse academic events across Japan’s universities and secondary schools during the 2026 academic year.

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Timeline

  1. 2 days ago

    [CULTURE] 6 sources
    Japanese schools and universities hold 2026 entrance, open campus and graduation ceremonies

    In 2026 Japanese schools held key events: Akita Commercial High School’s entrance ceremony on 8 April, Nihon University’s open campus reservation opened 24 July for 18‑19 July sessions, and Sophia University’s

  2. 5 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Japanese Universities Announce 2026 Campus Events and Academic Conferences

    Kyoto University warned against unauthorized activities at its 2026 Open Campus, while the Chemistry History Society set dates, program details, and fees for its 2026 annual meeting at the University of Tokyo.

Sources

akisho.ed.jp · applenet.jp · axis.or.jp · bus.nihon-u.ac.jp · kagakushi.org · kulttuurimedia.fi · kurume-nct.ac.jp · piloti.sophia.ac.jp