Keio University is one of many famous universities in Japan.

Keio University is one of many famous institutions of higher learning in Japan. Lan Xue Pad, the predecessor of Keio University, was founded in Paju, a subway station in the19th century. 1868, moved to Zhixin Qianta and changed its name to Keio Gibbon. 187 1 year, it moved to the current site of Tami. Since then, Tammy has become synonymous with Keio University. Although Keio University has campuses such as Tami, Richmond and Shinto-machi. Tami campus has far-reaching historical significance, and there are many historical sites left on the campus for study, so Tami campus has become the birthplace of Keio University. Tami Library was built in Meiji 45. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of its founding, it is a representative historical relic and cultural and educational facility.

Red brick building materials and western-style buildings with spires are particularly eye-catching. There is a bronze statue of Mr Fukuzawa Yukichi at the main entrance. The staircase wall from the first floor to the second floor is decorated with a huge glass painting, which depicts the image of a knight with a bow and sword in medieval Europe surrendering to a bishop with a Bible. At the bottom of the picture is written the Latin words of famous Japanese modern civilization, which is the founding concept and spirit of the school, and the school emblem is based on this.

It is also an extremely important treasure house for studying Mr. Fukuzawa Yukichi's thoughts and life; The new library has a rich collection of books and convenient information inquiry facilities. The first floor to the third floor of the library is the main library. The first floor is equipped with computers, CDs and audio-visual equipment. The second and third floors are reading room, discussion room and Japanese and western periodicals room. From the window of the reading room, you can enjoy the quaint and elegant campus scenery.

In addition to the library, there are many cultural relics and monuments worth mentioning in Tami campus, such as Tami lecture hall and sentence tablets and poetry tablets written by famous writers. Tami lecture hall is the earliest lecture hall in Japan, which was opened in Meiji 8. During the Meiji Restoration, Japan turned from a feudal society to a modern democratic society. The opening of lecture hall is a milestone of people's freedom of speech and the most important step for feudal society to move towards modern civil society. Therefore, it can be said that it is an indispensable historical relic in the history of modern Japanese democratic development and is listed as an important cultural asset to be properly managed and maintained.

Fang Taro Jiubaotian, a novelist who graduated from the Department of Literature, is famous for his novels that deeply describe the feelings, justice and human feelings of Edo residents. Novelist Haruko Sato is famous for his classical lyric poems and novels with aesthetic romantic style. Yoshino Hideo's harmony songs are famous for their grandeur. These short-lived writers spent unforgettable student days in Tami campus, and their inscriptions and poems enriched the cultural connotation of Tami campus.

KOSMIC and Tammy Women's Association are indispensable organizations for foreign students. KOSMIC is a student organization that celebrates college students' help and service to foreign students. It not only prepares welcome, farewell and various networking activities for foreign students, but also arranges "Japanese conversation partners" for students in need. Tammy Women's Club is a women's group composed of alumni who graduated from Qingtian University. Its main purpose is to help foreign students adapt to the life of studying in Japan. Therefore, in addition to teaching Japanese conversation for free on a regular basis, you can arrange various visit activities in combination with Japanese festivals, which can make your study abroad life more colorful.