Mita Campus
The Historic Heart of Keio University
The Mita Campus, synonymous with Keio University, embodies the history and traditions that have been ingrained since its founding. In particular, the Mita Enzetsukan (Public Speaking Hall), designated as a National Important Cultural Property, and the red-brick Old University Library preserve the spirit of the Meiji era for the present day, imbuing the campus with a scholarly atmosphere. Numerous literary monuments and artworks can be found throughout the grounds, including the Yukichi Fukuzawa Monument and a monument inscribed with a poem by Haruo Sato. As reflected in one of Keio University’s representative cheer songs, titled “Oka no Ue” (On the Hill), every road leading to the campus is a slope. At the top lies a garden of learning.
At the Mita Campus, undergraduate students in their second through fourth years from the Faculty of Letters, and third and fourth-year students from the Faculties of Economics, Law, and Business and Commerce study alongside graduate students from the Law School and the Graduate Schools of Letters, Economics, Law, Human Relations, and Business and Commerce. The girls’ high school and Chutobu Junior High School are also adjacent to the campus.
*The inside of the Mita Public Speaking Hall (Mita Enzetsu-kan), an Important Cultural Property is not open to visitors.
Access
Access from Major Stations
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8-minute walk from Tamachi Station (JR Yamanote Line / JR Keihin Tohoku Line)
A shortcut route is to exit from the Mita Exit (West Exit), cross Daiichi Keihin Avenue, and walk through the Keio Naka-dori Shopping Street.
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7-minute walk from Mita Station (Toei Asakusa Line / Toei Mita Line)
Exit to street level from Exit A3. Proceed along Daiichi Keihin Avenue, then turn right at the Fudanotsuji intersection. The main gate is located just ahead.
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8-minute walk from Akabanebashi Station (Toei Oedo Line)
From the Akabanebashi Exit, head toward the Nakanobashi area. The route follows National Route 1 southward and is mostly flat with minimal elevation changes.
Faculties & Graduate Schools
Undergraduate
Contact
Please check the links for contact information for inquiries (by department)