Campus Tour
Campus Tour Click the above to view a clip of the Otemon Campus we truly are proud of.
International Exchange
International Exchange Feel free to contact our “Center for International Studies” department for any questions.
Courses
International Exchange Otemon offers a variety of both English and Japanese courses.
Living in Japan
Living in Japan What is living in Japan all about. With a population of 8.8 million, and a facinating history, Osaka has lots to offer.
  • June. 17th, 2011This February, Otemon Gakuin University made a donation to assist in the reconstruction for the damages caused by the floods in Australia. We were awarded a letter of appreciation from Mr. Christopher Rees, the Australian Consulate General of Osaka. We would like to thank everyone for their generous contributions.
    Click to view letter of appreciation
  • June. 17th, 2011Otemon will be having an Open Campus from 10:00 to 15:00 on the following dates;
    June 19th, July 17th, August 7th, September 18th.
    Please contact us for further information.
University Information
OTEMON GAKUIN UNIVERSITY
Address:
2-1-15 Nishiai, Ibaraki City, Osaka
567-8502 Japan
Tel: +81-72-641-9631
Fax: +81-72-643-5651
Tel: +81-72-641-9631
Fax: +81-72-643-5651
Email:kokusai@office.otemon.ac.jp
URL:http://www.otemon.ac.jp/

Educational Principles

Our mission is to foster "Independence and Self-Reliance".

Otemon Gakuin is a comprehensive educational foundation which extends from kindergarten through graduate school. We strive to instill in our students the following five specific traits:

  • 1.  A democratic sensibility with a firm identity and respect for others, demonstrated by moderate
    behavior, with the courage to counter any violence that threatens the order and peace in society.
  • 2.  A sharp and healthy sensitivity to aesthetic and ethical values, with a truly liberated spirit,
    strong will and a sense of responsibility.
  • 3.  A well-rounded mind, capable of complex thought and of contributing to the development of the
    humanities, the social, natural and other sciences.
  • 4.  A deep knowledge of Japanese history, culture and arts, with insights into Japanese language
    and the ability to use language to communicate effectively.
  • 5.  An international viewpoint, social conscience, and a practical ability to contribute to the
    prosperity of the human race.