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Honorary Doctorates
Organization Chart
Diploma number
Name
Date
Diploma number
Date
No. 1
Kenneth J. Arrow
7/2004
No. 4
Lester R. Brown
5/2006
No. 2
Amartya K. Sen
7/2004
No. 5
Angus Maddison
10/2007
No. 3
Gary S. Becker
6/2005
No. 6
Jean Tirole
5/2013
Research Collaboration
Historical Principals and Presidents
Principals of the Commercial Training School
(Prefectural School of Tokyo)
Presidents of the Tokyo University of Industry
(Ministry of Education)
Jiro Yano
May 26,1876 - Nov. 19,1883
Sotaro Takase
Sep. 26,1944 - Aug. 26,1946
Sadasuke Minami
Nov. 19,1883 - Mar.,1884
Senroku Uehara
Aug. 26,1946 - Mar. 24,1947
International Exchange and
Cooperation
Presidents of the Tokyo Commercial School
(Ministry of Agriculture)
Presidents of the Tokyo University of Commerce
(Ministry of Education)
Kinichi Kawakami
Mar. 25,1884 - Jul. 15,1884
Senroku Uehara
Mar. 24,1947 - Jan. 19,1949
Jiro Yano
Jul. 15,1884 - Oct. 4,1887
Ichiro Nakayama
Jan. 19,1949 - May 31,1949
Presidents of the Higher Commercial School
(Ministry of Education)
Presidents of Hitotsubashi University (Ministry of
Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology)
Staff and Student Numbers
Finances
Jiro Yano
Oct.5,1887 - Apr. 28,1893
Ichiro Nakayama
May 31,1949 - Oct. 26,1955
Kenzo Wadagaki
Apr. 28,1893 - Jun. 19,1893
Hanya Ito
Oct. 27,1955 - Apr.
Takesaburo Yufu
Jun. 19,1893 - Aug. 27,1895
Atsutaro Yamanaka
Apr. 1,1959 - Mar. 31,1961
Kenzo Koyama
Aug. 27,1895 - May 2,1898
Taizo Takahashi
Apr. 1,1961 - Mar. 31,1964
Naibu Kanda
May2,1898 - Jun. 6,1898
Masuda Shiro
Apr. 1,1964 - Jul.
Hikogoro Shimizu
Jun.6,1898 - Aug. 6,1898
Yuji Muramatsu
Jul. 1,1969 - Nov. 21,1969
Seiichi Tejima
Aug.6, 1898 - Oct. 25,1898
Keinosuke Baba
Nov. 21,1969 - Mar. 31,1972
Sanae Takata
Oct. 25,1898 - Nov. 24,1898
Shigeto Tsuru
Apr. 1,1972 - Mar. 31,1975
Masataro Sawayanagi
Nov. 24,1898 - Mar. 25,1899
Akira Koizumi
Apr. 1,1975 - Aug. 1,1975
Shigetada Komai
Mar. 25,1899 - Dec. 10,1901
Akira Koizumi
Aug.1, 1975 - Feb. 8,1977
Yukichi Terada
Dec. 10,1901 - Feb. 4,1902
Kenichi Miyazawa
Feb.8,1977 - Jul. 13,1977
Yukichi Terada
Feb.4,1902 - Mar. 27,1902
Kenichi Tadenuma
Jul. 13,1977 - Jul. 12,1980
Kenichi Miyazawa
Jul. 13,1980 - Jul. 12,1983
Shigeru Tanese
Jul. 13,1983 - Jun. 17,1986
Takeshi Kawai
Jun. 17,1986 - Dec. 1,1986
Presidents of the Tokyo Higher Commercial School
(Ministry of Education)
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Name
1,1959
1,1969
Yukichi Terada
Mar. 27,1902 - Aug. 26,1902
Takeshi Kawai
Dec.1, 1986 - Nov. 30,1989
Kuranosuke Matsuzaki
Aug. 26,1902 - Sep. 20,1902
Yuichi Shionoya
Dec.1, 1989 - Nov. 30,1992
Kuranosuke Matsuzaki
Sep. 20,1902 - May 5,1909
Kinya Abe
Dec.1, 1992 - Nov. 30,1998
Bunji Mano
May5,1909 - Sep. 11,1909
Hiromitsu Ishi
Dec.1, 1998 - Mar. 31,2004
Masataro Sawayanagi
Sep. 11,1909 - Mar. 24,1911
Heitaro Tsubono
Mar. 24,1911 - Aug. 15,1914
Zensaku Sano
Aug. 15,1914 - Mar. 31,1920
Presidents of Hitotsubashi University,
National University Corporation
Hiromitsu Ishi
Presidents of the Tokyo University of Commerce
(Ministry of Education)
Zensaku Sano
Apr. 1,1920 - Oct. 16,1935
Shinshichi Miura
Oct. 16,1935 - Dec. 23,1936
Teijiro Ueda
Dec. 23,1936 - May 8,1940
Sotaro Takase
May8,1940 - May 25,1940
Sotaro Takase
May 25,1940 - Sep. 26,1944
2015 – 2016
Apr. 1,2004 - Nov. 30,2004
Takehiko Sugiyama
Dec.1, 2004 - Nov. 30,2010
Susumu Yamauchi
Dec.1, 2010 - Nov. 30,2014
Koichi Tadenuma
Dec.1, 2014 -
History
The Commercial Training School
11/1875
present University of Tokyo), and graduates received
a Bachelor of Commerce.
The Tokyo Higher Commercial School
4/1902
5/1909
8/1914
The Tokyo Commercial School
3/1884
9/1885
1/1886
6/1887
The Higher Commercial School
3/1889
4/1889
4/1897
3/1899
4/1899
9/1899
5/1924
9/1925
9/1926
4/1927
12/1930
3/1931
10/1931
8/1933
2/1942
4/1943
4/1944
The Tokyo University of Industry
9/1944
3/1946
The Tokyo University of Commerce was renamed the
Tokyo University of Industry.
The Institute of Research in East Asian Economy
was renamed the Institute of Economic Research.
Campus
9/1897
4/1924
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1/1890
The Tokyo Commercial School was renamed the
Higher Commercial School and offered a 5-year
course, the first year of which was a preliminary to
the 4-year main course.
The Special Course in Accounting was renamed the
Accountant School.
Offered a 1-year preparatory course and a 3-year
main course. Course duration of the preparatory
course changed to 2 years in 1891 but reverted to 1
year in 1893.
Changed the affiliated Institution for Training
Apprentices in Commerce and Industry to the
Institute for Training Apprentices in Mechanics and
transferred it to the Tokyo School of Mechanics (the
Tokyo Higher Industrial School, the predecessor of
the present Tokyo Institute of Technology).
Established the affiliated School of Foreign
Languages.
Established the Specialized Course, a preparatory
course for the first year, followed by 3 years of a
main course, then proceeding to a 1-year specialized
course.
Established the Institute for Training Teachers of
Commerce. The Institute for Training Teachers of
Commerce was abolished in May 1949.
The affiliated School of Foreign Languages was
renamed Tokyo School of Foreign Languages and
separated from the Higher Commercial School.
Course duration of the Specialized Course changed
to 2 years, which was the same period offered
by the Imperial University (the predecessor of the
9/1923
The Tokyo Higher Commercial School was renamed
the Tokyo University of Commerce. In addition to
the undergraduate course, a preparatory course, an
affiliated Business College, and a Training School for
Business Teachers were established, the study term
at each being three years.
More than half of the buildings at Hitotsubashi
in Kanda were destroyed by the Great Kanto
Earthquake.
Started the main course at the campus in Kanda and
the preparatory course at the Shakujii Campus.
Established the affiliated Institute for Business
Accounting Training.
Celebrated the University’s 50th anniversary.
Established the University Library.
The Business College and Training School were
transferred to a temporary campus in Kunitachi.
The main building and administration offices were
transferred to Kunitachi.
The Institute for Business Accounting Training was
abolished.
The so-called Rojo Incident broke out in response to
a proposal to abolish the preparatory course and the
Business College.
The preparatory course was transferred to the
Kodaira Campus.
Established the Institute of Research in East Asian
Economy.
As World War II intensified, the preparatory course
was shortened to 2 years.
Established the affiliated Industrial Management
College. In December, the buildings of the
preparatory course and the Business College, the
Kanematsu Auditorium and part of the Kunitachi
Campus were annexed by the Japanese Army and a
munitions company during the War.
Finances
10/1887
4/1920
Staff and Student Numbers
5/1886
The Tokyo University of Commerce
International Exchange and
Cooperation
5/1885
Became a national school under the direct
supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture and
Commerce and was renamed the Tokyo Commercial
School.
Placed under the direct supervision of the Ministry of
Education.
Absorbed the Tokyo School of Foreign Languages,
moved to Hitotsubashi, Kanda, and was renamed
the Tokyo Commercial School. The Tokyo School of
Foreign Languages was abolished in February 1886.
Opened the Institute for Training Apprentices in
Commerce and Industry, thereafter affiliated to the
Tokyo Commercial School.
The Ministry of Education acquired jurisdiction of the
Institute for Training in Banking from the Ministry of
Finance, and affiliated it to the Tokyo Commercial
School as a Special Course in Banking.
The Special Course in Banking was renamed Special
Course in Accounting.
The Higher Commercial School was renamed the
Tokyo Higher Commercial School, and the Institute
for Training Teachers of Commerce was affiliated to
it.
An order from the Ministry of Education to abolish
the specialized course led to the outbreak of the socalled Shin-yu Incident.
Professor Zensaku Sano was appointed Principal,
the first graduate of the School to be so. His office
as Principal and President lasted until 1935.
Research Collaboration
5/1876
Arinori Mori privately founded the Commercial
Training School in Owari-cho, Ginza, Tokyo. On
September 24 he notified the Mayor of Tokyo of the
establishment of the School at the Tokyo Council,
and this date came to mark the founding of the
School.
Placed under the administration of the Tokyo
Chamber.
Moved to Kobiki-cho and became a prefectural
school of Tokyo. Jiro Yano was appointed head of
the school.
Organization Chart
8/1875
The Tokyo University of Commerce
3/1947
The name was changed back to the Tokyo University
of Commerce.
Hitotsubashi University
5/1949
Tokyo University of Commerce was reorganized and
renamed Hitotsubashi University, with 3 faculties:
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Organization Chart
10/1950
4/1951
4/1953
Research Collaboration
4/1957
4/1964
International Exchange and
Cooperation
9/1965
4/1971
4/1975
Staff and Student Numbers
10/1975
4/1978
12/1980
10/1985
4/1988
Finances
10/1995
4/1996
5/1996
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3/1997
4/1997
4/1998
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4/1999
4/2000
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Commerce and Management, Economics, and
Law and Sociology. Under the new system at
Hitotsubashi University, the first 2 years of study
became known as the “first term.”
Celebrated the University’s 75th anniversary.
The Faculty of Law and Sociology was divided into 2
separate faculties: the Faculty of Law and the Faculty
of Social Sciences. The University has had 4 faculties
ever since.
Set up 4 graduate schools: Commerce and
Management, Economics, Law, and Social Sciences.
Master’s and Doctoral programs were offered.
The Division of Industrial Management Research was
separated from the Institute of Economic Research
and affiliated to the Faculty of Commerce and
Management.
Under instructions from the Ministry of Education,
the Kodaira Campus and the University Library
there were placed under government control.
Following a revision to the law regulating the
foundation of national universities, the Information
and Documentation Center for Japanese Economic
Statistics was created as a research institute affiliated
to the University’s Institute of Economic Research.
Celebrated the University’s 90th anniversary.
Established the Health and Care Center.
The Faculty of Commerce and Management
was subdivided into the Department of Business
Management and the Department of Commerce.
Celebrated the University’s 100th anniversary.
The Center for Historical Social Science Literature
was established.
Established the Computer Center.
Celebrated the University’s 110th anniversary.
Reorganized the Documentation Center for
Japanese Economic Statistics affiliated to the
Institute of Economic Research as the Information
and Documentation Center for Japanese Economic
Statistics.
Celebrated the University’s 120th anniversary.
Established the Graduate School of Language and
Society, offering Master’s and Doctoral programs.
Established the Center for Student Exchange as
a common education research institution for the
University.
The Kodaira Campus was abolished.
The University Library at Kodaira was abolished.
The Global Issues Area was added to the Graduate
School of Social Sciences as an independent area.
Reorganized the Division of Industrial Management
Research as the Institute of Innovation Research.
The University decided to place more emphasis
on graduate schools, and the Graduate School of
Economics was the first to be reorganized, with the
fundamental and applied economics curricula of the
undergraduate program being integrated into it.
Established the Graduate School of International
Corporate Strategy offering Master’s and Doctoral
programs. Admissions to the Master’s program
began in 2000 and to the Doctoral program in 2002.
The Graduate School of Law was reorganized,
with the first, second and third curricula of the
undergraduate program being integrated into it.
The Graduate School of Commerce and
Management and the Graduate School of Social
Sciences were reorganized. The graduate program
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10/2000
4/2002
4/2003
5/2003
of the former was renamed, and the curricula in
social theory, social issues and policies, and social
community research were integrated into the
graduate program of the latter.
The Center for Economic Institutions was established
as an affiliate to the Institute of Economic Research.
Celebrated the University’s 125th anniversary.
The Institute for Legal Policy Research was
established as an affiliate to the Graduate School of
Law.
Established the International Joint Research Center.
Reorganized the Information and Documentation
Center for Japanese Economic Statistics affiliated to
the Institute of Economic Research as the Research
Centre for Information and Statistics of Social
Science.
The Graduate School of International Corporate
Strategy was reorganized to offer professional
graduate courses.
Established the Research and Development Center
for Higher Education.
Celebrated the completion of the Kodaira
International Campus.
Hitotsubashi University, National University
Corporation
4/2004
8/2004
10/2004
4/2005
4/2006
4/2007
4/2009
2/2010
4/2010
5/2010
9/2010
3/2011
3/2012
4/2012
5/2012
4/2013
Change in status to Hitotsubashi University, National
University Corporation.
Established the Law School, offering professional
graduate courses.
Reorganized the Health and Care Center as the
Health Center.
Established the Hitotsubashi Beijing Office (closed in
March 2010).
Established the Student Support Center.
Established the Graduate School of International and
Public Policy, offering professional graduate courses.
Established the Office for the Promotion of
International Relations.
The Center for Intergenerational Studies was
established as an affiliate to the Institute of Economic
Research
Established the Information Systems Management
Headquarters.
Reorganized the Information and Communication
Technology Center as the Center for Information and
Communication Technology, with the Information
Systems Management Headquarters as its
implementation division.
Reorganized the Center for Student Exchange as the
Center for Global Education.
Reorganized the Office for the Promotion of
International Relations as the Global Initiatives
Headquarters.
Established the Hitotsubashi University Asian Center
in China.
Celebrated the University’s 135th anniversary.
Established the Hitotsubashi Committee for
Research Planning and Promotion.
Established the Industry-University-Government
Collaboration Headquarters.
Affiliated the Institute of Innovation Research to the
Graduate School of Commerce and Management.
Acquired the new Hitotsubashi Hall and celebrated
its establishment.
Reorganized the Institute for Japanese Law
History
5/2014
Organization Chart
4/2014
Research and established the Institute for Japanese
and European Legal and Political Research.
Established Gender Equality Promotion
Headquarters.
Established Mori Arinori Center for Higher Education
and Global Mobility.
Established Kodaira Research Library and Archives.
Established Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced
Studies.
Established the Research Center for Economics
and Social Risks as an affiliate to the Institute of
Economic Research.
Research Collaboration
International Exchange and
Cooperation
Staff and Student Numbers
Finances
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Members of the Board, Committees, and Councils (as of August 1, 2015)
Executive Members
Toyohiko Hachiya
Education and Research Council
Organization Chart
Koichi Tadenuma
President
Yasuhiro Otsuki
Education and Research Council
Hiroshi Sato
Board Member/Executive Vice
President for General Affairs, Finance
and Information Systems
Management
Hitoshi Aoki
Education and Research Council
Satoshi Nakano
Education and Research Council
Hirobumi Sakai
Education and Research Council
Board Member/Executive Vice
President for Education and Student
Affairs
Kazuo Ichijo
Education and Research Council
Yukinobu Kitamura
Education and Research Council
Koji Murata
Board Member/Executive Vice
President for Research, International
Affairs and Outreach
Toshifumi Yamabe
Education and Research Council
Tsuyoshi Okamoto
External Board Member (Director,
Chairman, TOKYO GAS Co.,Ltd.)
Kenichi Iga
Tsuyoshi Numagami
President
Auditor (Emeritus Professor, Tokyo
Institute of Technology)
Hiroshi Sato
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Hisanori Yoshimura
Auditor (Former Post: Representative
Director, Executive Vice President,
Mitsubishi corporation)
Tsuyoshi Numagami
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Koji Murata
Takuya Tsuji
Vice President for Planning and
Evaluation
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Yasuhiro Otsuki
Toshifumi Yamabe
Assistant to the President for the
University Library
Dean, Graduate School of
Economics
Hitoshi Aoki
Dean, Graduate School of Law
Staff and Student Numbers
Yasushi Kuwabara
Assistant to the President for the
Administration Bureau
Yasushi Kuwabara
Director General, Administration
Bureau
Toshimasa Sekine
Advisor to the President for the
Hitotsubashi University Foundation
Tamotsu Aoki
Takashi Misumi
Assistant Vice President for
Education
External Advisory Member/Director,
THE INTERNATIONAL ART CENTER,
TOKYO
Noriko Arai
Yuko Minami
Assistant Vice President for Student
Affairs
Motohiro Sato
Assistant Vice President for General
Affairs and Finance
External Advisory Member/Director,
Research Center for Community
Knowledge of the National Institute
of Informatics
Hiroshi Oeda
Hirotomo Abe
Assistant Vice President for Legal
Affairs
External Advisory Member/
Representative Director, President,
Nisshin Seifun Group Inc.
Taiji Furusawa
Assistant Vice President for Research
and International Affairs
Shizuka Uzawa
External Advisory Member/
Representative Director, Chairman,
Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.
Yaichi Aoshima
Assistant Vice President for IndustryUniversity-Government Collaboration
and Social Contribution
Makoto Kigawa
External Advisory Member/
Representative Director, Chairman,
YAMATO HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
Masatsugu Nagato
External Advisory Member/President
& CEO, Japan Post Bank Co., Ltd.
Yumiko Noda
External Advisory Member/Partner,
PPP and Infrastructure,
PricewaterhouseCoopers CO., Ltd.
Head of PPP and Infrastructure (Asia
Pacific), PwC
Yuko Yasuda
External Advisory Member/Russell
Reynolds Associates Japan, Inc.
Representative
Finances
Koichi Tadenuma
International Exchange and
Cooperation
Research Collaboration
Management Council
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Tamotsu Aoki
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
Noriko Arai
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
Shizuka Uzawa
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
Hiroshi Oeda
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
Makoto Kigawa
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
Masatsugu Nagato
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
Yumiko Noda
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
Yuko Yasuda
External Advisory Member of
Management Council
2015 – 2016
Members of the Board, Committees, and Councils (as of August 1, 2015)
Education and Research Council
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Takuya Tsuji
Vice President
Toyohiko Hachiya
Dean, Graduate School of
Commerce and Management
Hironori Fukukawa
Professor, Graduate School of
Commerce and Management
Minoru Shimamoto
Professor, Graduate School of
Commerce and Management
Yasuhiro Otsuki
Dean, Graduate School of
Economics
Etsuro Shioji
Professor, Graduate School of
Economics
Yosuke Okada
Professor, Graduate School of
Economics
Hitoshi Aoki
Dean, Graduate School of Law
Hiroyuki Kuzuno
Professor, Graduate School of Law
Masahito Tadano
Professor, Graduate School of Law
Satoshi Nakano
Dean, Graduate School of Social
Sciences
Hajime Yasukawa
Professor, Graduate School of Social
Sciences
Noriko Banzai
Professor, Graduate School of Social
Sciences
Hirobumi Sakai
Dean, Graduate School of Language
and Society
Ichiro Ogata
Professor, Graduate School of
Language and Society
Kazuo Ichijo
Dean, Graduate School of
International Corporate Strategy
Akitoshi Ito
Professor, Graduate School of
International Corporate Strategy
Yukinobu Kitamura
Director, Institute of Economic
Research
Naohito Abe
Professor, Institute of Economic
Research
Takashi Oshio
Professor, Institute of Economic
Research
Toshifumi Yamabe
Director, University Library
Izuo Tsutsui
Director, Research and Development
Center for Higher Education
Yasushi Kuwabara
Director General, Administration
Bureau
Campus
Koji Murata
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Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Finances
Tsuyoshi Numagami
Staff and Student Numbers
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
International Exchange and
Cooperation
Hiroshi Sato
Research Collaboration
President
Organization Chart
Koichi Tadenuma
Advisor
Mitsunori Takahagi
Advisor (Advisor, JX Holdings, Inc.)
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President, Executive Vice Presidents
Organization Chart
Research Collaboration
International Exchange and
Cooperation
Koichi Tadenuma
President
Izuo Tsutsui
Hiroshi Sato
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Director, Research and Development
Center for Higher Education
Katsunobu Mandai
Tsuyoshi Numagami
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Director, Center for Information and
Communication Technology
Masanobu Gomi
Director, Center for Global Education
Koji Murata
Board Member/Executive Vice
President
Koji Murata
Director, Center for International Joint
Research
Takuya Tsuji
Vice President
Toshifumi Yamabe
Director, Center for Historical Social
Science Literature
Tsuyoshi Numagami
Director, Mori Arinori Center for
Higher Education and Global Mobility
Hirotomo Abe
Director, Health Center
Tsuyoshi Numagami
Director, Student Support Center
Tsuyoshi Numagami
Director, Academic Planning Center
Graduate Schools
Toyohiko Hachiya
Dean, Graduate School of
Commerce and Management
Kentaro Nobeoka
Director, Institute of Innovation
Research
Yasuhiro Otsuki
Dean, Graduate School of
Economics
Hitoshi Aoki
Dean, Graduate School of Law
Hitoshi Aoki
Director, Institute for Japanese and
European Legal and Political
Research
Administration Bureau
Yasushi Kuwabara
Director General, Administration
Bureau
Masako Michiwaki
Head, Policy and Planning Office
Staff and Student Numbers
Finances
Masahiko Takizawa
Director, Law School
Takahiro Kinoshita
Satoshi Nakano
Dean, Graduate School of Social
Sciences
Director, Department of General
Affairs
Tetsuya Yamamoto
Head, General Affairs Division
Hirobumi Sakai
Dean, Graduate School of Language
and Society
Masatoshi Fujiwara
Head, Evaluation and Public
Relations Division
Kazuo Ichijo
Dean, Graduate School of
International Corporate Strategy
Susumu Chiba
Head, Personnel Division
Takeshi Ujitsugu
Kyoji Kawasaki
Dean, School of International and
Public Policy
Head, Research Support and
Outreach Division
Eiji Yamasaki
Director, Department of Finance
Hiroyuki Yoshii
Head, Finance Division
Faculties
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Toyohiko Hachiya
Dean, Faculty of Commerce and
Management
Atsushi Nagaoka
Head, Hitotsubashi Hall Management
Office
Yasuhiro Otsuki
Dean, Faculty of Economics
Masae Yazawa
Head, Accounting and Procurement
Division
Hitoshi Aoki
Dean, Faculty of Law
Takeshi Miyoshi
Head, Facilities Division
Satoshi Nakano
Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences
Atsushi Moriyama
Director, Department of Academic
Affairs
Takaaki Oguri
Head, Educational Affairs Division
Teruo Kashima
Head, Student Services Division
Kiyomi Taguchi
Head, Admissions Office
Tokuo Ogata
Head, International Affairs Office
Masataka Uehara
Director, Department of Libraries and
Information
Hiroko Suzuki
Head, Library Affairs Division
Satoshi Fujikawa
Secretary General, EU Studies
Institute in Tokyo Secretariat
Research Institutes, Library
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Internal Joint Education and Research Facilities, etc.
Yukinobu Kitamura
Director, Institute of Economic
Research
Yukinobu Kitamura
Director, Research Centre for
Information and Statistics of Social
Science
Yukinobu Kitamura
Director, Center for Economic
Institutions
Takashi Oshio
Director, Center for Intergenerational
Studies
Yukinobu Kitamura
Director, Research Center for
Economic and Social Risks
Toshifumi Yamabe
Director, University Library
2015 – 2016
Members of the Board, Committees, and Councils (as of August 1, 2015)
Global Initiatives Headquarters
Organization Chart
Mikio Shiba
Director, Hitotsubashi University
Asian Center in China
Center for Information and Communication Technology
Toshiaki Honma
Head, Information and
Communication Technology Division
Tsuyoshi Amemiya
Head, Faculty and Graduate School
of Economics Administration Office
Tomoe Hiranuma
Head, Faculty and Graduate School
of Law Administration Office
Mikio Ohde
Head, Faculty and Graduate School
of Social Sciences Administration
Office
Kenichi Sato
Head, Faculty and Graduate School
of Language and Society
Administration Office
Hideyuki Tada
Head, Faculty and Graduate School
of International Corporate Strategy
Administration Office
Tetsuo Haketa
Head, Institute of Economic
Research Administration Office
Staff and Student Numbers
Head, Faculty and Graduate School
of Commerce and Management
Administration Office
International Exchange and
Cooperation
Yoshiaki Hiranuma
Research Collaboration
Administrative Departments
Auditing Office
Keiji Matsuda
Head, Auditing Office
Finances
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