[Juku] Stained Glass (Since 2011)

An easy-to-understand and in-depth introduction to the history of Keio University and trivia about Fukuzawa Yukichi.

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AUTUMN 2025 (No. 328)	The World's Fairs That Fukuzawa Yukichi Saw
SUMMER 2025 (No. 327)	The 80th Anniversary of the War's End: Keio University and the War (Hiyoshi Campus Edition)
SPRING 2025 (No. 326)	The 80th Anniversary of the War's End: Keio University and the War (Mita and Shinanomachi Campuses Edition)
WINTER 2025 (No. 325)	Shinzo Koizumi Prize National Essay Contest for High School Students
AUTUMN 2024 (No. 324)	The 150th Anniversary of "Mita Public Speaking Event"
SUMMER 2024 (No. 323)	Fukuzawa on the 10,000-Yen Bill and the Three Faces of the New Banknotes
Spring 2024 (No. 322)	The Origin of GiJuku's Integrated Education: 150 Years of the Yochisha
Winter 2024 (No. 321)	Preventive Medicine: Inherited and Evolving
Autumn 2023 (No. 320)	The Ginkgo Trees of GiJuku: Adorning the Seasons and History
Summer 2023 (No. 319)	Campuses and Train Stations: Their Transition and Evolution
Spring 2023 (No. 318)	The History and Tradition of the Student Dormitories
Winter 2023 (No. 317)	The Keio University "Monuments" Erected in Various Locations
Autumn 2022 (no. 316)	Fukuzawa Yukichi and Women's Education
Summer 2022 (no. 315)	Tracing the History of Faculty of Science and Technology
Winter 2022 (no. 313)	The Origin and History of Mita's Maboroshi no Mon
Spring 2022 (no. 314)	The 150th Anniversary of the Publication of Gakumon no susume (An Encouragement of Learning)
Autumn 2021 (no. 312)	The Art of Isamu Noguchi at Mita Hilltop Square
Summer 2021 (no. 311)	The 150th Anniversary of Keio University's Relocation to Mita
Spring 2021 (no. 310)	The 20th Anniversary of Tsuruoka Town Campus of Keio (TTCK)
2021 WINTER (no. 309)	The Symbol of Hiyoshi Campus: The Memorial Hall
2020 AUTUMN (no. 308)	Thirty Years of SFC
2020 SUMMER (no. 307)	The Extraordinary Talent Who Commands the Wisdom of East and West Toshihiko Izutsu
2020 SPRING (no. 306)	Mita Campus “Bungaku no Oka”
2020 WINTER (no. 305)	The First Director of School of Medicine: Shibasaburo Kitasato
2019 AUTUMN (no. 304)	The Symbol of Keio University: Old University Library
Summer 2019 (No. 303)	The Evolution of Reunion for Keio Alumni
Spring 2019 (No. 302)	The Roots of Japanese Rugby—The History of Keio University Athletic Association Rugby Football Club
Winter 2019 (No. 301)	Annual New Year's Event: "New Year's Business Card Exchange Meeting"
Autumn 2018 (No. 300)	Keio University's 100-Year Challenge in Nursing Education
Summer 2018 (No. 299)	Mita and Tokyo Tower
Spring 2018 (No. 298)	150 Years since the Naming of "Keio University"
Winter 2018 (No. 297)	The History of Keio Medical Science Prize
Autumn 2017 (no. 296)	The 10,000 Yen Bill and Fukuzawa Yukichi
Summer 2017 (no. 295)	History Through the Eyes of Jukukan-kyoku (Keio Corporate Administration)
Spring 2017 (no. 294)	The Nature of Hiyoshi Campus
Winter 2017 (no. 293)	The History of Athletic Association
Autumn 2016 (no. 292)	The Evolution of the Inter-Campus Railway Network
Summer 2016 (no. 291)	The Uniforms of Keio students
Spring 2016 (no. 290)	125 Years Since the Opening of college (Part 2)
Winter 2016 (no. 289)	125 Years since the Opening of college (Part 1)
Autumn 2015 (no. 288)	Studying Abroad at GiJuku
Summer 2015 (no. 287)	Entrance Ceremonies: Past and Present
Spring 2015 (no. 286)	The Beginning of Research in Aesthetics and Art History at GiJuku
Winter 2015 (no. 285)	The History of Keio University as Told by Its Monuments
Autumn 2014 (no. 284)	Exhibitions: Another Face of the GiJuku Library
Summer 2014 (No. 283)	Fujiyama Raita, Aiichiro, and Fujiyama Memorial Hall (Fujiyama Kinenkan)
Spring 2014 (No. 282)	The History of Juku-ka
Winter 2014 (No. 281)	The Origins and Activities of Keio UniversityThe Iji-kai (Support Group)
Autumn 2013 (No. 280)	Fifty Years of Juku: A Half-Century Connecting Keio students and Guardians with GiJuku

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Summer 2013 (No. 279)	Kadono Ikunoshin, the Prodigy Called the "Boy Teacher"
Spring 2013 (No. 278)	Tracing the Changes in the Number of Keio students
Winter 2013 (No. 277)	The Graduation Album of Keio University
Autumn 2012 (no. 276)	In Memory of the Mita Hilltop Square "Great Auditorium": A Magnificent Gothic Structure, Lamentably Lost
Summer 2012 (no. 275)	The Keio University University Honorary Doctorate—Awarded to 75 Foreigners and 5 Japanese to Date
Spring 2012 (no. 274)	Mita Media Center (Keio University Library)'s 100th Anniversary
Winter 2012 (no. 273)	The Koganei Campus, Faculty of Engineering: Overcoming Hardships and Nurturing Dreams for the Future
Autumn 2011 (no. 272)	Exploring the Origins of the Gi Juku School Festival—Mita Festival, Yotsuya Festival, the Autumn Festival, Yagami Festival, and Shiba-Kyoyaku Festival
Summer 2011 (no. 271)	Mita's New South School Building: Featuring Abundant Classrooms, Study Rooms, and Communal Spaces
Spring 2011 (no. 270)	Let's Pass on the College Song Imbued with the History of Gi Juku
2011 Winter (No. 269)	Tokujirō Obata: The "Right-Hand Man" of Yukichi Fukuzawa (Active from the Edo to Meiji Period) and the One Who Laid the Foundation for GiJuku

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