Building: FACULTY OF LAW BLDG. IV AND FACULTY OF LETTERS BLDG. III
東京大学法学部4号館・文学部3号館
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7-3-1 hongo, bunkyo-ku, tokyo
The University of Tokyo Faculty of Law Building No. 4 and Faculty of Literature Building No. 3 represent a significant example of late twentieth-century academic architecture in Japan. Completed in 1987, this dual-purpose facility was designed by Yukio Otani and his research team in collaboration with Tokyo University's facilities department. Located in the historic Hongo campus area, the building serves as an examination and research facility for two of Japan's most prestigious academic divisions. The structure reflects the architectural priorities of the 1980s, combining functional modernism with the institutional needs of a leading national university. This facility continues to play a crucial role in supporting advanced scholarly work and academic assessment.
The University of Tokyo Faculty of Law Building No. 4 and Faculty of Literature Building No. 3 represent a significant example of late twentieth-century academic architecture in Japan. Completed in 1987, this dual-purpose facility was designed by Yukio Otani and his research team in collaboration wi
...The University of Tokyo Faculty of Law Building No. 4 and Faculty of Literature Building No. 3 represent a significant example of late twentieth-century academic architecture in Japan. Completed in 1987, this dual-purpose facility was designed by Yukio Otani and his research team in collaboration with Tokyo University's facilities department. Located in the historic Hongo campus area, the building serves as an examination and research facility for two of Japan's most prestigious academic divisions. The structure reflects the architectural priorities of the 1980s, combining functional modernism with the institutional needs of a leading national university. This facility continues to play a crucial role in supporting advanced scholarly work and academic assessment.