Temple Japan to open satellite location in Kyoto.

Temple University identifies new international partner universities during Middle East trip

Temple students from Rome and Japan are no strangers to the holiday celebrating love and romance.

COVID concerns have not stopped Temple students from international study.

Temple Law alumnus Matthew Wilson is taking the helm of Temple University Japan.

The entire university community and TUJ’s newest neighbors came together to officially celebrate Temple’s new location on Showa Women’s University campus.

The Tokyo branch campus is home to a diverse student body drawn from around the world.

The move marks the first time in TUJ’s 37-year history that its students and faculty will enjoy a traditional university setting.

Hikari Hida, a political science and Asian studies major, received the honor for her work related to women’s rights.

In the aftermath of the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear accident that struck Japan in March 2011, enrollment at Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ), Temple’s pioneering campus in Tokyo, took a hit. But now, buoyed by the energy of the Japanese economy and renewed optimism about the nation’s future, the number of degree-seeking and study-abroad students at TUJ is bouncing back.

As the world marks the one-year anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that devastated parts of northeastern Japan and sparked a crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, a group of Temple alumni, faculty, staff and students is offering up a message of hope through the universal language of music.