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School corporation Doshisha(Gakkou Hojindosha,English: The Doshisha) IsDoshisha Kindergarten,Doshisha Elementary SchoolからDoshisha University-Doshisha Women's UniversityHas up to 9 school gardensSchool corporation.

Overview

Building spirit

Doshisha's founding spiritキ リ ス ト 教It is a spiritual "conscience".FounderNiijimaThe purpose of the school was to foster "people who manage their conscience with skill".He wanted to produce people who were "filled with the whole body of their conscience" by promoting "Tokuiku" based on Christianity in parallel so as not to be biased toward knowledge education.A monument that carved that thought in his handwritingDoshisha UniversityIt exists in various schools such as.This conscience monument is engraved with the words, "The whole body of the conscience is full and strong.

In addition, as an educational philosophy to concretely realize this "conscience" education, "Christianity" and ""Liberalism"Internationalism" is raised, and through these, we aim to produce a person who is "the conscience of a country."The Korea Research Center is prestigious about internationalism.Also on campus South KoreaThe poet Yun Dong-ju poetry monument is also famous.

Academic style and features

キ リ ス ト 教ProtestantA school corporationCongregational churchFollow the flow of (Union Church).But so-calledMission schoolIt is different in nature from and does not have the main purpose of Christian evangelism (education itself is not the means of evangelism).

History

Biography

1875,Six Meiji EducatorsIs one ofNiijimaWas founded byDoshisha English SchoolIs the predecessorSchool corporation.

Chronological Table

• 1874 Niijima,American board65th Annual Meeting (VermontRatland) And expressed his intention to establish a Christian university in Japan
• 1875 京都Teramachi StreetMarutamachi(CurrentNiijima Former ResidenceOn the site)Doshisha English SchoolTo open the school.2 teachers, 8 students
• 1876 From TeramachiImadegawaMoved to and completed two new school buildings.The extra department (theology department) is juxtaposed.Kumamoto bandAbout 35 people enroll
• 1877 Doshisha branch school in AprilNikobaWas opened in SeptemberDoshisha Girls' SchoolRenamed to
• 1879 Held the first graduation ceremony.Hiromichi Kozaki,Tokio Yokoi,Kanemori Communal,Tsuneteru Miyagawa,Kotaro Shimomura,Ebina Danjo,Kazutami UkitaEtc. 15 people^[1]
• 1883 Established 4 articles of "Doshisha Company Regulations"
• 1884 Completion of Shoeikan
• 1885 Formed an alumni association
• 1886 Abolished the extra department and established a theology department (English theology department, Japanese language theology department).In SendaiToka SchoolEstablished (closed in 1892).
• 1887 Doshisha Hospital ・Kyoto Nursing SchoolOpened.Doshisha Preparatory School established
• 1888 Doshisha Academy (preparatory faculty, ordinary faculty, theology faculty) was established by combining Doshisha English School and Doshisha Preparatory School. "Intention to establish Doshisha UniversityWas announced in major newspapers and magazines nationwide. Established 36 articles of "Doshisha General Rules"
• 1889 Renamed Doshisha Academy to Doshisha Preparatory School, Doshisha Ordinary School, and Doshisha Theological Seminary.Change the president to the president.
• 1890 Joseph Hardy Neesima dies, Doshisha Harisu (Harris) Rika School opens
• 1891 Doshisha Political Law SchoolOpening school
• 1892 Renamed Doshisha Harisu Science School to Doshisha Harisu Science School.The president is changed to the president.
• 1893 Established Doshisha emblem.A religious museum is set up in the seminary.Completion of Theological Hall (currently Clarke Memorial Hall)
• 1896 Renamed Ordinary School to Doshisha Higher Ordinary School.Doshisha Ordinary Junior High SchoolEstablished.American boardForeign missionaries withdraw from Doshisha due to worsening relations with^[2]
• 1897 Revised the departments of High School, Political Law School, and Harisu Science School, and renamed them High School Bunka School, High School Political Law School, and High School Harisu Science School. MF Denton opens Demachi Kindergarten
• 1898 Opposition movement over revision of "Doshisha Code" (restoration of the platform the following year)^[3]
• 1899 Renamed Doshisha Ordinary Junior High School to Doshisha Junior High School
• 1900 Doshisha Foundation donation act established.Abolished Doshisha Junior High School,Doshisha Ordinary SchoolEstablished.Renamed Demachi Kindergarten to Imadegawa Kindergarten
• 1901 Doshisha Girls' School General CourseHigher ordinary departmentAgain, newlyUndergraduateInstall
• 1904 Vocational school ordinanceOpened Doshisha Vocational School and Doshisha Theological School (integrated political law school into Doshisha Vocational School, abolished Harisu Science School).Renamed Doshisha Girls' High School High School to General School and Specialized School to High School
• 1906 Doshisha Hospital / Kyoto Nursing School closed
• 1909 As "one of the outstanding private schools in terms of educational achievement" from the Imperial Education SocietyKeio,Waseda,Meiji,Center,Special trainingWill be commended with^[4]
• 1912 Doshisha University (preparatory, theological, political and economics, English) and girls' school specialized (English, home economics) opened according to the vocational school ordinance
• 1916 Renamed Doshisha Ordinary School to Doshisha Junior High School
• 1918 The head office organization will be the headquarters, university, junior high school, girls' school, and library.Change the president to the president.
• 1920 University decreebyDoshisha UniversityOpened (President ・Ebina Danjo).Faculty of Letters (Department of Theology / English Literature), Faculty of Law (Department of Political Science / Economics), Graduate School, Preparatory Course
• 1922 Reorganized the university as a vocational school according to the vocational school ordinance, and established the Faculty of Theology, English Normal Department, Higher Commercial Department, and Political Science and Economics Department.
• 1924 Empress Sadaaki, Doshisha Girls' School
• 1928 Renamed Doshisha Girls'School Ordinary School to Doshisha Girls' High School
• 1930 Doshisha Vocational School Higher Commercial Department was abolishedDoshisha Higher Commercial SchoolInstalled.Doshisha Girls' School Specialized FacultyDoshisha Women's CollegeRenamed
• 1937 Announcement of "Doshisha Education Code"
• 1938 Erecting the Empress Gyokei Memorial
• 1940 A conscience monument was erected in the courtyard in front of the final building
• 1941 Doshisha Junior High SchoolJunior high school decreeReorganized into compliant Doshisha Junior High School
• 1942 Changed foreign name buildings such as Amherst House to Japanese names (returned to the old name after the war)
• 1944 Opened a technical college.Doshisha College Established Doshisha College of External Affairs by integrating the Higher English Department and the Ministry of Law and Economy.Doshisha Higher Commercial SchoolDoshisha University of EconomicsRenamed
• 1945 Doshisha High School of WomenHigh School OrdinanceReorganized into compliant Doshisha High School for Girls
• 1947 Doshisha Junior High School and Doshisha Girls' Junior High School were established under the new school system.Imadegawa kindergartenDoshisha KindergartenRenamed
• 1948 Established new university, new high school, newly enacted tense commercial high school, new girls' high school
• 1949 Doshisha Women's UniversityInstall
• 1951 School organizationFoundationからSchool corporationChange to^[5]..Merged with Kori GakuenDoshisha Kori Junior and Senior High SchoolOpened
• 1952 Doshisha eachVocational schoolAbolished (foreign, economic, and technical)
• 1963 Doshisha University Historical Materials Editing Office established
• 1976 Doshisha Commercial High School closed
• 1980 Doshisha International High SchoolOpening school
• 1986 Tanabe Campus (currently Kyotanabe Campus) opened
• 1988 Doshisha International Junior High SchoolOpening school
• 2006 Doshisha Elementary SchoolOpening school
• 2010 Doshisha Junior High School integrated with Doshisha High SchoolDoshisha Junior and Senior High SchoolMoved to Iwakura Campus
• 2011 Doshisha International Academy Elementary School / International DepartmentOpening school
• 2013 Doshisha UniversityDepartment of literature-Faculty of Law-Faculty of Economics-Faculty of CommerceIntegrated the school site of Imadegawa.Opened "Karasuma Campus" (former site of Textile Technology Center, Kyoto City Industrial Technology Research Institute) at Imadegawa Campus

Schools in Doshisha and related schools

University

• Doshisha University
• Doshisha Women's University

High school consistent school

• Doshisha Junior and Senior High School
• Doshisha Girls' Junior and Senior High School
• Doshisha Kori Junior and Senior High School
• Doshisha International Junior and Senior High School

primary school

• Doshisha Elementary School(Attached to university)
• Doshisha International Academy Elementary School / International Department(Attached to university)

Kindergarten

• Doshisha Kindergarten

Related schools

• Niijima Gakuen Junior and Senior High School
• Niijima Gakuen Junior College

School in the past

• Doshisha English School
• Doshisha Harris Science School
• Doshisha Political Law School
• Doshisha Ordinary Junior High School
• Doshisha Higher Commercial School
• Doshisha Junior College
• Doshisha Women's University Junior College
• Doshisha Commercial High School

Successive presidents

President before 1918

代	President		Term of office	Remarks
1		Niijima	187511 month - 18901	Doshisha UniversityPredecessor ofDoshisha English SchoolFounder, school founder
Near		Yamamoto	18901 month - 18923	Aizu DomainInterrogator, military interrogator and cannon captain, civilian,KyotoFirst chairman of the meeting Kyoto Chamber of CommerceChairman,NiijimaBrother-in-law
2		Hiromichi Kozaki	18923 month - 18974	Japan Union Christian ChurchChairman,United Church of Christ in JapanPresident
代		Morihiro Ichihara	1894	Korean bankFirst Governor,横 浜 市long
Near		Eisuke Nakamura	18974 month - 18975	House of Representatives,Kyoto City CouncilChairman,Kyoto RailwayCompany director,Kyoto lightCompany director President of Fushimi Spinning Company, President of Heian Spinning Company
3		Tokio Yokoi	18975 month - 18993	Ministry of CommunicationsSecretariat,House of RepresentativesCongressman,Yokoi Kogususon
Near		Kotaro Shimomura	18993 month - 18997	Became a temporary honorary president due to the resignation of his predecessor
4		Seito Saibara	18997 month - 19023	House of RepresentativesCongressman, pioneer of Japanese immigrants pioneering Texas, USA
5		Kenkichi Kataoka	19023 month - 190310	Freedom Civil Rights MovementPropeller,House of RepresentativesChair
6		Kotaro Shimomura	190310 month - 190611	Chemical engineeringPioneer, Osaka Seimi Industry (currentlyOsaka Gas) President,Sumitomo ChemicalEstablishment
Near		Takayoshi Matsuyama	190611 month - 19071	Priest, Pioneer of hymn business in Japan
7		Harada Tasuku	19071 month - 19191	University of HawaiiDean of the Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Hawaii LLD,Edinburgh UniversityLLD,Amherst CollegeLLD
Near		Eisuke Nakamura	19191 month - 19203	Became a temporary president due to the resignation of his predecessor
8		Ebina Danjo	19204 month - 192811	Christian thinker, a major figure in the world of speech
Near		Eisuke Nakamura	192811 month - 192910	Became a temporary president due to the resignation of his predecessor
9		Carpenter Gintaro Hara	192911 month - 19343	Agronomist,Kyushu Imperial UniversityThird president
Near		Eisuke Nakamura	19343 month - 19343	Became a temporary president due to the death of his predecessor
10		Yuasa Hachiro	19343 month - 193712	Entomologist,International Christian UniversityFirst president
Near		Tsugu Uetani	19381 month - 19387	Doshisha Managing Director becomes temporary president due to resignation of his predecessor
11		Makino Toratsuji	19387 month - 19473	Principal and Chairman of Tokyo Family School, Chairman of Kyoto Prefectural Council of Social Welfare, Chairman of Kyoto Prefectural Board of Education Manchuria RailwaySocial Manager,Ministry of InteriorCommissioned, Osaka Prefecture Social Affairs Division commissioned
12		Yuasa Hachiro	19474 month - 19506
13		Setsuji Otsuka	19506 month - 196311	Theologian
14		Etsuji Sumiya	1963 - 1975	Criticism of modern newspapers, evening editionKyoto ShimbunPresident,Zhou EnlaiMeeting with the Prime Minister
15		Naozou Ueno	1975 - 1985	Japan University Accreditation AssociationPresident
16		Yoshinori Matsuyama	1985 - 2001	psychologist
17		Minoru Otani	2001 - 2016	Criminal law scholar,Bar examinationExaminer,Ministry of JusticeCivil Rights Commissioner, Former President In addition, the position of president and the position of director are separated from the current generation. The chairman is Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Theology, Doshisha UniversityShinya Nomoto.
18		Eiji Hatta	2017 - Incumbent	Japan High School Baseball FederationPresident

Facility

• Doshisha Biwako Retreat Center

A facility created for the purpose of "Christian education and international exchange" to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Doshisha University.There are accommodation facilities and various exercise facilities, which can be used by people involved in the school corporation Doshisha and students for seminars and club activities.

• Niijima Kaikan

NiijimaA hall in the garden of the house where I lived.There is a main building and an annex, which are used for alumni associations.

Relationship with society

Cultural property

The following cultural properties exist at Doshisha.

Important cultural property

Exists in DoshishaImportant cultural propertyThere are the following.

• Building
  • Doshisha Chapel (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)
    • Number: 1575
    • Type 1: School building
    • Designated date: 19637/1
    • Age: 1886(19th year of Meiji)
    • Structural type: brick, building area 316.0m², One-story, partly mezzanine and basement, thatched

    DC GreenDesigned by and completed in 1886.American gothicIron plate-roofed brick construction.American boardBuilt by donation.JapanInProtestantMade of brickChapelThe oldest surviving one.The construction was done by Yoshibei Mikami, who also undertook the final building.Stained glassIs beautifulTokutomi flowerIn his novel, "Black Eyes and Brown Eyes," it was described as the "five-colored rays" falling. 1963Designated as a national important cultural property, 1987から 1990Semi-demolition repair work was carried out until.It is still used as a chapel, and worship services are held every week.Also, on weekends, only Doshisha officialsweddingCan also be mentioned.The second generation of Doshisha's chapel (the first was made of wood).

  • Shoeikan (OriginalDoshisha Junior High School)

    Designed by DC Green 1884Completed in.American Gothic style tiled brick construction.Built with a donation from the American Board.Kyoto CityThe oldest existing brick building inside.It is a symmetrical building facing the east side. The Shinshoeikan, which was expanded as a classroom building for Doshisha Junior High School in 1951, was in contact with the front right side, so the symmetrical facade could not be seen for a long time, but the Shinshoeikan was removed at the end of 2012. There is.

  • Yushukan (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)
    • Number: 1575
    • Type 1: School building
    • Designated date: 19795/21
    • Age: 1887(20th year of Meiji)
    • Structural type: Brick, building area 352.3m², Two-story, first basement floor, tiled roof (excluding interior)

    Completed as a bookstore in 1887.When it was completed, it was the largest school library building in Japan.The design is DC Green.Construction is by Yoshibei Mikami.The first university library. 1928,Emperor ShowaHowever, when he was in Tokyo at the coronation ceremony, the final building broke out.Since the Imperial Palace, which is the location of the coronation ceremony, is next to Doshisha Imadegawa Campus, the university authorities were guarding the campus during the coronation ceremony.However, the large wooden brazier in the room that was used as the station was heated and broke out.As a result, the then president, Ebina Danjo, directors, and auditors resigned from responsibility.Doshisha is said to have been accused of being a national thief.The unburned body of the final building was scheduled to be removed, but at that time it was next doorDoshisha Girls' SchoolWas involved in the construction ofKyoto Imperial UniversityProfessor of ArchitectureTakeda GoichiRecommended repair and preservation, and eventually preserved by making a 15 cm reinforced concrete wall inside the outer wall.

  • Harris Science Hall (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)
    • Number: 1575
    • Type 1: School building
    • Designated date: May 1979, 5
    • Age: 1890(23th year of Meiji)
    • Structural type: Brick, building area 587.0m², With Tohoku corner laboratory, Tiled roof (excluding interiors other than stairs)

    アメリカ合衆国ConnecticutNew LondonIt was built with the donation of Jonathan N. Harris.The designer is ALEX N. HANSELL, a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects. 1890With the completion of, a brick building built in England. It was designated as an important cultural property on May 1979, 5.

  • Clarke Memorial Hall (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)
    • Number: 1575
    • Type 1: School building
    • Designated date: May 1979, 5
    • Age: 1894(27th year of Meiji)
    • Structural type: Brick, building area 389.4m², Tiled roof, with southwest corner tower, copper plate thatched
    • Attachment: 1 volume of building specifications, 1 volume of architectural blueprints

    After Niijima's death, a movement aimed at building the Niijima Memorial Theological Museum was held, but donations were not easily collected.At that time, Mr. and Mrs. BW Clark made a donation for his son who died at a young age in the same year as Niijima.The Clarke Memorial Hall was built with the funds.ドイツ OfNeo-Gothic styleIt is a building based on the above, and is regarded as a symbol of Doshisha. When it opened in 1894, it was called the Clark Theological Museum and was used as the center of theological education and research. In May 1979, it was designated as an important cultural property along with the "blueprint" and "new construction specifications". 2003Complete renovation and restoration work has been carried out since January. 2007Completed in December.The green-blue copper plate roofing of the tower was removed from the iron plate roofing at the time of completion since the Taisho era.Dormer windowThe jewel decoration of the main building was replaced with the spire decoration at the time of construction, the chimney rain protection was re-installed, the bricks, the hut structure was reinforced, and the entire building was earthquake-resistant.

Nationally registered tangible cultural property

• Building
  • Amherst House (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)
    • Registration number: 26-0200
    • Structure: Reinforced concrete construction 3 stories above ground, 1 story below ground, slate thatched roof, building area 343m²
    • Age: 1874(7th year of Meiji)
    • location:KyotoKyoto CityKamigyo WardImadegawa-doriKarasuma Higashiiri Sokokuji Monzencho 632
    • Date of entry in the original book: 200511/10
    • Date of public notice: 200512/5

    193111/29Cornerstone. 19323/20Completion.New England-Georgian style with a symmetrical look. 2005March 6Registered tangible cultural propertyRegistered in (building).It was used as a student dormitory (Amherst dormitory), but is currently undergoing conservation and renovation work.

  • Doshisha Keimeikan West Building (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)
    • Registration number: 26-0257
    • Structure: Brick and reinforced concrete 4-story building, slate thatched roof, building area 153m², With corridor
    • Age: 1915(Taisho 4)
    • Location: 602-1 Genbucho, Karasuma Higashiiri, Imadegawa-dori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
    • Date of entry in the original book: 20077/31
    • Date of public notice: 20078/13

    1915Completed as Doshisha University Library (2nd generation university library).The design isWMVories. 197312 CurrentDoshisha UniversityWith the completion of the Imadegawa Library (3rd generation university library), the name was changed to "Keimeikan". 20077/31Registered in.

  • Doshisha Keimeikan Main Building (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)
    • Registration number: 26-0256
    • Structure: Brick and reinforced concrete 5-story building, slate thatched roof, building area 406m²
    • Age: 1920(Taisho 9)
    • Location: 602-1 Genbucho, Karasuma Higashiiri, Imadegawa-dori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
    • Date of entry in the original book: 20077/31
    • Date of Public Notice: 20078/13

    1920Completed as Doshisha University Library (2nd generation university library).The design isWMVories. 197312 CurrentDoshisha UniversityWith the completion of the Imadegawa Library (3rd generation university library), the name was changed to "Keimeikan". 20077/31Registered in.

  • Doshisha Friend Peace House (formerly Doshisha University Cloth Dormitory)
  • Doshisha Women's University James Building (Doshisha Women's University Imadegawa Campus)
  • Doshisha Women's University Glory Hall (Doshisha Women's University Imadegawa Campus)

Evaluation from the outside　

Ltd.Rating and Investment Information, Inc. From (R & I)Is getting.Of the Japanese school corporations, only two corporations (Doshisha University and Waseda University) maintain this rating.^[6]

Other

• Rokuonin(Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)　
• Satsuma Clan Residence Ruins (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)

  The entire site of Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus is at the end of the Edo periodSatsuma DomainThe mansion was located. 1862ToKyoto CityNakagyo WardIt moved from and became the base of the defeat movement.

• Konoeden Ruins (Doshisha University Shinmachi Campus)

  The area around Rinkoukan in Doshisha University Shinmachi CampusFive setsOne ofOfficial house OfKonoe FamilyThere was a mansion.It is still preserved in the basement of Rinkoukan.

• Stone paving remains (Doshisha University Muromachi Campus)

  2002It was discovered in an archaeological excavation accompanying the construction of the Kanbaikan, Doshisha University Muromachi Campus.Earthenware from the middle of the 16th century was excavated from the stone paving.Uesugimoto Rakuchu Rakugai ZoufuAs a result, the area around Kanbaikan is the 12th Shogun.Yoshiharu AshikagaIt was presumed that the location of the rebuilt Muromachi Palace was.In addition, what was excavatedUesugimoto Rakuchu Rakugai ZoufuIt is presumed that this stone paving is the foundation of the shrine in the northeast corner of the Muromachi palace and the Tsukiji foundation to the south of it.At present, it is possible to see a part of the excavation at Kanbaikan.

• Dinosaur footprints (Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus)

  Amherst House and Guest HouseCrossing corridorTo(I.e. OfFootprintThere is.This footprint isアメリカ合衆国 OfNew England,Connecticut OfValleyIt is written as "Footprints left behind in the sand of time".Recorded historyThe previous footprint is from "New World"AsiaTo the "Old World" of Doshisha and Amherst,AmericaとJapanIt has been given as a reminder of the long bond of.

Scandal

Garbage generated on the premises of Doshisha University and in student dormitories can be collected in the city without the permission of Kyoto City.Incineration facilityThe general manager of the corporate division of Doshisha (also serving as the president of Doshisha Enterprise) and the president of the cleaning management company said that they were transported to 20161/19ToKyoto Prefectural PoliceWas arrested by^[7].

footnote

1. ^ "Doshisha 642 Years Short History" p. XNUMX
2. ^ "Doshisha 75th Anniversary", pp. 79-XNUMX
3. ^ "Doshisha 79th Anniversary", pp. 83-XNUMX
4. ^ "Doshisha 655 Years Short History" p. XNUMX
5. ^ "Doshisha 49th Anniversary", pp. 50-XNUMX
6. ^ http://www.doshisha.ed.jp/information/info_20110520.html School corporation Doshisha gets AA + rating
7. ^ Unauthorized collection of Doshisha University garbage or arrested university officials NHK News August 2016, 1

Related literature

• Doshisha Fifty Year History Compilation Committee "Doshisha XNUMX Years HistoryDoshisha Alumni Association, 1930
• Doshisha Historical Materials Compilation Center "Doshisha 1965 Years Short History" School Corporation Doshisha, XNUMX

外部 リンク

• Official website
• Wikimedia CommonsSchool corporation DoshishaThere is a category about.