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Ref 2. Major Universities in Terms of Number of International Students (as of May 1, 2008) 
(Unit:person)
University name |
Number of students |
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| Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University | (Private) |
2,644 |
(2,352) |
| Waseda University | (Private) |
2,608 |
(2,435) |
| The University of Tokyo | (National) |
2,388 |
(2,297) |
| Osaka University | (National) |
1,439 |
*(1,032) |
| Kokushikan University | (Private) |
1,356 |
(1,300) |
| University of Tsukuba | (National) |
1,337 |
(1,221) |
| Kyoto University | (National) |
1,335 |
(1,275) |
| Osaka Sangyo University | (Private) |
1,297 |
(1,327) |
| Kyushu University | (National) |
1,292 |
(1,171) |
| Tohoku University | (National) |
1,214 |
(1,179) |
| Nagoya University | (National) |
1,214 |
(1,155) |
| Ritsumeikan University | (Private) |
1,119 |
(1,024) |
| Tokyo Institute of Technology | (National) |
1,092 |
(1,038) |
| Nihon University | (Private) |
1,048 |
(989) |
| Takushoku University | (Private) |
1,046 |
(1,095) |
| Kobe University | (National) |
1,011 |
(951) |
| Teikyo University | (Private) |
953 |
(1,062) |
| Keio University | (Private) |
933 |
(870) |
| Chiba University | (National) |
878 |
(866) |
| Hokkaido University | (National) |
864 |
(813) |
| Hiroshima University | (National) |
842 |
(755) |
| Yokohama National University | (National) |
772 |
(765) |
| Keiai University | (Private) |
712 |
(692) |
| Meiji University | (Private) |
674 |
(585) |
| Tokyo International University | (Private) |
665 |
(688) |
| Meikai University | (Private) |
652 |
(618) |
| Hokuriku University | (Private) |
626 |
(401) |
| Sophia University | (Private) |
625 |
(536) |
| Okayama University | (National) |
605 |
(580) |
| Ryutsu Keizai University | (Private) |
601 |
(752) |
( ) indicates figures as of May 1, 2007
*The figure of Osaka University as of May 1, 2007 does not include the number of students in ex-Osaka University of Foreign Studies (334 persons in 2007).