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  1. www.tokyo-ondai.ac.jp › enTokyo College of Music

    Welcome to Tokyo College of Music. Here to make music, here to make new traditions! Naka-Meguro・Daikan-yama Campus. Ikebukuro Campus.

    • About us

      As the oldest private music college in Japan, Tokyo College...

    • Academics

      Naka-Meguro・Daikan-yama Campus. 1-9-1 Kami-Meguro,...

    • Faculty

      Hiroshi Watanabe (auditory culture, social history of music)...

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      Tokyo College of Music. TOP; About us; Academics; Campus...

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      Tokyo College of Music Partner Dormitories men’s/women’s....

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      Tokyo College of Music. International Students Here to make...

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tokyo_College_of_MusicTokyo College of Music - Wikipedia

    Tokyo College of Music (東京音楽大学, Tōkyō Ongaku Daigaku) is a private music school in Toshima, Tokyo, Japan. It was founded as Toyo Conservatory of Music ( 東洋音楽学校 , Tōyō Ongaku Gakkō ) in Kanda, Tokyo , in 1907.

  3. www.oldtokyo.com › orchestra-chorus-of-the-tokyo-academy-ofOrchestra & Chorus of the Tokyo Academy of Music, Tokyo, c. 1910.

    Orchestra & Chorus, Tokyo Academy of Music, c. 1910. Professor August Junker, Director. Founded as a government school in 1877 as the “Institute of Music”, the Institute took the name “Academy of Music” in 1887. Its curriculum was focused primarily on teacher education.

  4. www.muse.ac.jp › international-student › engAdmission Guide for International Students｜Vocational School for...

    The oldest vocational school. for rock, jazz, and pop music. in Japan. Accredited by. the Tokyo Metropolitan. Government. Thrive in Japan and abroad.

  5. www.kunitachi.ac.jp › en › introductionHistory [ Kunitachi College of Music ]

    History. An introduction of Kunitachi College of Music. Formally known as Tokyo Koto Ongaku Gakuin (Tokyo Conservatory of Music) with its temporary building located at Tokyo City. Prof. Isamu Watanabe was appointed as the first president. Shifted to the newly completed campus in Kunitachi City.