Introduction to the University Educational Philosophy and
Founding Principles

Educational Philosophy

University Mission

Cultivating women with a strong desire to serve society, equipped with grace and a cosmopolitan spirit, based on our founding principles.

  • To foster solid specialist knowledge built on humanistic values and common sense, and to cultivate a firm foundation for actively contributing to society.
  • To cultivate compassion that enables genuine commitment to the service of others.
  • To cultivate independence and creativity, through self-dependent study and critical thinking, as well as practical knowledge, skills, judgment, and a spirit of scientific inquiry.

Ideal Student Aspirations

  • To be true to oneself and to be able to communicate faithfully with others.
  • To be courteous, and to be able to respond flexibly to challenges with the determination to penetrate to the truth of things.
  • To understand and accept the unfamiliar with a broad perspective, and to be able to work hard for the benefit of others.
  • To be able to apply oneself fully with courage and power without fear of failure.

Founding Principles

Founding Spirit

Nurturing sincere Individuals.


Educational Policies

Education of the whole person, respect for the individual, and independent and creative learing.


School Motto

Purity, Truth, Kindness, Strength