Chuo College of Technology
Chuo College of Technology (中央工学校) is a technical vocational school in Tokyo founded in 1909, with about 100,000 graduates over its history. The campus sits in Oji, Kita Ward, about a 5-minute walk from Oji Station (JR Keihin-Tohoku Line and Tokyo Metro Namboku Line).
The school specializes in architecture, civil engineering, interior design, and international business, with 16 programs ranging from a 4-year Architecture course down to focused 1-year tracks like Surveying and the Second-Class Architect Specialized Course. In the 2022 First-Class Architect exam, Chuo College of Technology had more passing graduates than any other vocational school in Japan (23 graduates).
Location
Oji, Tokyo
Chuo College of Technology's campus is in Oji, Kita Ward, in northern Tokyo — a quieter residential area still directly linked to the city center by JR and Metro lines, with Asukayama Park and local shopping streets nearby.
Campus Access: Oji Station (JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, north exit) – about 5 minutes on foot
Oji Station (Tokyo Metro Namboku Line, exits 3/5) – about 5 minutes on foot
Jujo Station (JR Saikyo Line) – about 15 minutes on foot, or a short bus ride from Jujo
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