Gotoh Educational Corporation

Gotoh Educational Corporation is a prestigious educational institution founded in June 1955 by Keita Gotoh, the visionary founder of the Tokyu Group. Building upon the academic legacy of Musashi Higher Technical School established in 1929, the corporation has consistently pursued the mission of cultivating well-rounded, highly skilled individuals who actively contribute to global society.

Operating under the unified brand of the "Tokyo City University Group," the corporation manages a comprehensive educational network. This encompasses Tokyo City University—a renowned comprehensive university with diverse faculties in science, engineering, data science, and liberal arts—alongside Tokyo City University Junior and Senior High School, Tokyo City University Todoroki Junior and Senior High School, Tokyo City University Shiojiri High School, Tokyo City University Elementary School, Tokyo City University Futako Kindergarten, and the Tokyu Driving School. In 2009, Musashi Institute of Technology merged with Toyoko Gakuen Women's Junior College to form Tokyo City University, further integrating its attached schools under a cohesive identity.

Guided by its educational philosophy to "foster a sound spirit and rich cultivation, nurturing individuals who look toward the future," the corporation leverages its seamless educational ladder spanning from early childhood to higher education and doctoral studies. Utilizing its deep ties with the Tokyu Group, Gotoh Educational Corporation emphasizes practical learning, cutting-edge research, data science education, and global internship opportunities.

Facing rapid global changes, the corporation remains dedicated to educational innovation, sustainability initiatives, and community engagement. By inheriting its founder's spirit of passion and dedication, Gotoh Educational Corporation continues to advance high-quality education and research, empowering future generations to thrive in an ever-evolving world.