Graduate School of Liberal Arts Division of Japanese Cultures Graduation Exhibition Held

From Friday, February 28th to Sunday, March 2nd, 2025, the Hachioji City Gakuentoshi Center (Hachioji City, Tokyo) hosted a graduation exhibition for students studying calligraphy at the Teikyo Graduate School Graduate School of Liberal Arts, Division of Japanese Cultures. Sato Yuhi and Kyoda Yujin Exhibition - Yuyu - are members of the university's calligraphy club, and have been outstanding in their work, winning the Grand Prize at the All Japan High School and University Graduate School of Liberal Arts Exhibition for two consecutive years, and both winning the Outstanding Prize in their first year of Graduate School of Liberal Arts Graduate School and the Special Selection Prize in their second year at the Yomiuri Calligraphy Exhibition. Sato's work will be exhibited as a student representative at the Osaka-Kansai Expo to be held this year, and Kyoda was selected for the 10th Nitten Exhibition, becoming the fourth student in the history of the university to achieve this feat.
The graduation exhibition displayed a total of 18 pieces that the two students had created over the course of two years, showcasing the results of their research in calligraphy. Many people, including their families and members of the calligraphy club, visited the exhibition over the three days, and the exhibition ended on a high note. Thank you to everyone who visited.

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