Graduate School of Letters

This is the website of an academic society operated by faculty from the Faculty of Letters (Philosophy, Ethics, Aesthetics and Science of Arts, Sociology, Psychology, Education, and Human Sciences) and faculty and graduate students from the Graduate School of Letters (Philosophy and Ethics; Aesthetics and Science of Arts). Membership is open to undergraduate students of the Faculty of Letters and graduate students of the Graduate School of Letters.

This is the website of an academic society operated by faculty from the Japanese Literature, Chinese Literature, English and American Literature, German Literature, and French Literature specializations of the Faculty of Letters and the Graduate School of Letters. Membership is open to undergraduate students of the Faculty of Letters, graduate students of the Graduate School of Letters, and Keio faculty from literature and linguistics-related departments.

This is the website of an academic society operated by faculty members from the Faculty of Letters and the Graduate School of Letters specializing in Japanese History, Asian History, Western History, and Archaeology and Ethnology, with membership open to undergraduate students of the Faculty of Letters and graduate students of the Graduate School of Letters.

This is the website of an academic society operated primarily by faculty from the Library and Information Science specialization of the Faculty of Letters and the Graduate School of Letters. Membership is open to undergraduate students of the Faculty of Letters, graduate students of the Graduate School of Letters, and individuals outside the university.

This is the website for the Faculty of Letters, where the faculty members of the Graduate School of Letters are affiliated.

Visit the website of the Graduate School of Human Relations, which is closely affiliated to the Graduate School of Letters.

This is the website of the Komonjoshitsu, operated by faculty in Japanese History from the Faculty of Letters and the Graduate School of Letters. The room houses and studies historical documents that serve as primary source materials for research in Japanese history.