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2 Literature Bachelors Degree Programs in Tokyo Japan
Komazawa University
Bachelor in Japanese Literature
- Setagaya City, Japan
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
The Department offers courses in Japanese language and literature, from classical literature (e.g., Manyoshu, the Tale of Genji, and Heike Monogatari) to contemporary literature (e.g., works of Soseki Natsume, Haruki Murakami, Shuntaro Tanikawa). The Department also provides various courses such as courses in Media, on Child literature, and on Performance.
The University Of Tokyo
Bachelor in Letters
- Bunkyo City, Japan
- Meguro City, Japan
- + 1 more
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
A fundamental fact must first be made clear: the Faculty of Letters is not just a place to study literature. Philosophy, religion, history, language, art, and social sciences are included among the wide range of subjects that can be studied here.
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Tokyo is Japan’s capital city. This place is known to be one of the most expensive cities of the world. Moreover, Tokyo is also known for its good quality education institutions like University of Tokyo and Waseda University.
Literature refers to creative written works in categories such as poetry, novels and fiction to name a few. A literature program may allow students to explore different literature types. A student may choose to specialize in an area such as British literature or drama, or example.
Japan has one of the highly integrated higher education systems in Asia. Japans approach to science and technology is highly rated thus their education levels very structured from childhood to primary through secondary to tertiary levels. With 126 million people living in Japan it has a cultural rich environment. Greater Tokyo area is the largest metropolitan area in the world, with over 30 million residents.