Founding Alumni Coordinator
Be the first — start your University of Tokyo alumni community
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Free • Invite by WhatsApp, email or a shareable class card • You'll be recognised as a Founding Contributor.
University of Tokyo
Japan's most prestigious national research university.
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University of Tokyo Talk – Vibes
Campus & alumni talk — memories, questions, reunions, photos & news. · 0 posts · 0 alumni
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Class & Batch Boards
Open your class's own space — memories, classmates & reunions for a specific graduating year.
Faculty & Staff
Teachers, faculty & staff who built this institution — living and remembered.
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Photo archive
Class, staff & event photos — help identify the people in them.
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Alumni Groups
Reconnect with fellow alumni, share memories and start discussions.
WhatsApp alumni group
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Courses & Programs
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Remembering the days that shaped us.
Add old photographs, uniforms, classrooms, trophies and stories from University of Tokyo — and reconnect with the people who were there. Every memory becomes part of a living archive for the next generation.
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