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#September Good Places 2025 Tokyo University Guide | A photo-taking route to a century-old university full of humanities The University of Tokyo is Japan's premier national university, not only an authoritative representative in the education sector, but also loved by travelers for its campus full of history and academic atmosphere. When you visit the University of Tokyo, you can feel the blend of Japanese architecture and modern design a hundred years ago. The most iconic Yasuda Lecture Hall is a popular photo spot. Whether you are a hipster or like photography, it is definitely worth spending some time exploring. Recommended tour routes Entering from the main gate of the Hongo campus, the first thing you see is the grand Yasuda auditorium, with its red brick exterior and classic Gothic design, which is perfect for photography. Walk along the main road and get a feel for the historical figure by visiting the statues of famous people on campus such as Yukichi Fukuzawa or other pioneers of Japanese academics. The campus has several small courtyards, suitable for slow walking, resting and taking pictures. You can take a detour to Akamon, a century-old red gate that is one of the important landmarks of the University of Tokyo. Must-play items 1. Yasuda Auditorium Photography: It is recommended to have less crowds in the morning or dusk. 2. Feel the history of Akamon: The red door is particularly eye-catching, taking pictures with a strong Japanese flavor. 3. Explore the Bookstore and Cafe: The Hon Township Corner Bookstore houses many academic works, and the cafes near the campus are frequented by students. Photo spot recommendations - The square in front of the Yasuda Auditorium - Akamon Gate - Small courtyard on campus - Outside the main library Tips for visiting attractions 1. It is recommended to choose a weekday visit, there are fewer students on holidays, the campus is quieter, and photography is more convenient. 2. The campus is large, remember to wear comfortable hiking shoes, easy to walk tired. 3. Please note that some buildings may not be open to outside visitors. 4. The on-campus library or some teaching buildings are limited to teacher and student activities. Precautions - Keep the campus quiet and avoid loud noises - Respect campus rules and do not break into classrooms or offices at will - Remember to take your own garbage on campus to protect the environment Traffic information University of Tokyo Hongo Campus, 7 Chome-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 113-8654 Japan. It's about 5 minutes walk from Hongo-sanchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line. Topic: #Tokyo Photo #Tokyo Hidden Attractions #Centennial School #Yoshida Lecture Hall #Humanities Exploration