Tokyo University of Agriculture (Tokyo NODAI)
Our academic structure includes 6 graduate schools, 6 faculties, and 23 departments, covering four key areas: Food, Environment, Health, and Natural Resources and Energy. We are committed to fostering sustainable communities by blending rural wisdom with urban innovation, and by promoting food self-sufficiency, responsible land use, and ecological balance. While rooted in tradition, Tokyo NODAI is also forward-looking, exploring advanced fields such as biotechnology and life sciences under a renewed understanding of Practical Science. Our modern interpretation of the founding spirit, “Return Students to the World”, reflects our global outlook and dedication to nurturing individuals who can contribute to a sustainable, balanced global society through a thoughtful blend of hands-on experience and academic excellence.
Key Focus Areas:
- Faculty of Agriculture: Branding of NODAI original products such as Wagyu and products made from guinea fowl
- Faculty of Applied Bioscience: Strong connection with food industries
- Faculty of Life Sciences: Contributing to realizing a better society by having the next-generation DNA sequencers and the world largest collection of microorganisms
- Faculty of Regional Environment Science: Challenging to the global issues through greening projects in Djibouti and sustainable organic farming in Cambodia
- Faculty of International Agriculture and Food Studies: Fostering global leaders in the future through nutrition improvement projects in East Africa Camucamu research in Peru
- Faculty of Bioindustry: Promoting Regional Industries such as product development using Emu’s oil and eggs.
Notable Activities and Achievements
Flagship Programs and Research
The International Students Summit on Food, Agriculture and Environment (ISS): https://www.isstokyonodai.net/
Collaborations and Partnerships
Tokyo NODAI has 44 partner universities in 32 countries around the world.