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"There's No Other Option but to Revise It," Said the University of Tsukuba During a Four-Hour Meeting to Explain the Increase in Dormitory Fees, Exposing the University's Poor Communication Skills.
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Tsukuba University, located in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is a national university established in 1973 following the relocation of Tokyo University of Education. It boasts a vast campus of 258 hectares, equivalent to approximately 55 Tokyo Domes. The campus includes over 3,500 student dormitories, accommodating new students…
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