Comparison of Japan's Three Major Art Universities 🎨✨

Japan's Tokyo University of the Arts, Tama Art University, and Musashino Art University are the top three art universities in the country. 🎨✨ What sets them apart? After several days of in-depth research and communication, here are my findings, which I hope will be helpful for reference. 🎭Firstly, Tokyo University of the Arts is one of the few national universities in Japan, while Tama and Musashino are private universities. In terms of admission difficulty, "Tokyo University of the Arts" is the toughest to get into because it's a national university 🏛️. 🎨✨The other two are also challenging, but their focus on exams and interviews is different. Secondly, the development paths after enrollment at "Tokyo University of the Arts" are different from the other two. The latter two follow a more traditional path of learning skills and then graduating to work. 🎨✨ In contrast, Tokyo University of the Arts, being a comprehensive art university (with a music faculty as well), has a more free-spirited atmosphere for nurturing artists 🎨. Thirdly, although both Tama and Musashino focus on skill development for employment, Musashino's strengths lie in visual communication, graphic printing, and industrial design. Tama, on the other hand, emphasizes integrated design (with a pioneering Integrated Design program in the world) and also excels in sculpture, illustration, and animation 🎭. Based on these three points, students who enter graduate school (graduate programs) at the latter two universities generally complete their studies in two years, following a structured plan. 🎭 #Tokyo #MusashinoArtUniversity 🌇🎓