Nagoya University of Foreign Studies (NUFS) Nagoya University of Foreign Studies is a private university in Japan, established in 1988, located in Nissin City, Aichi Prefecture, with departments of foreign languages and modern international studies.

Wakayama University) is a national university in Japan, located in Wakayama City, formed in 1949 by the merger of Wakayama Normal School, Wakayama Youth Teachers' School and other schools, under the Department of Economics, Department of Education, Department of System Engineering and other departments.

Kyoto Orange University (Kyoto Tachibana University is a private university in Japan, located in the Yamashina district of Kyoto Prefecture, founded in 1967, with departments such as the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Nursing.

Meiji University (Japanese: めいじだいがく Meiji University (Japanese: めいじだいがく, English: Meiji University), abbreviated as Meiji University, is a prestigious private university headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Meiji University is based on the basic philosophy of freedom of power and independence, and it has kept pace with the times and strived to cultivate human resources that meet the requirements of the changing times. The Yayoi School was founded in 1881.

Korea Asia University is a comprehensive private undergraduate university with a four-year academic structure and a graduate school and MBA program. In March 1973, President Park Chang-won of the Yushin Expressway Tourism Corporation established Yushin College, the predecessor of Asia University, which is the Asian Industrial Junior College.

The Sogang Korean Program is a Korean language learning website that provides online instruction in Korean at the middle school level, including text, pronunciation, and grammar.

Korea Central University (중앙대학교 / Central University) is a prestigious private university in Korea, founded on April 1, 1918. Currently, the overall competitiveness of the Central University ranked 11th in Korea (2015), including the Department of Journalism, Department of Drama, Department of Film and Photography is the most prestigious, ranking first in the same disciplines in all Korean universities. Among them, the Department of Drama and Film and the Graduate School of Advanced Imaging are the highest research institutions of drama, performance and film arts in Korea.

Aomori Prefectural University of Health and Welfare (Aomori The University of Health and Welfare is a public university in Japan, founded in 1999 and located in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture, with the departments of nursing, physiotherapy, and nutrition. Aomori University is a public university located in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture;

Chuo University (Chuo University) is a private university in Japan, founded in 1885, located in Hachioji, Tokyo, with departments of law, economics, and literature.

Kyonggi University (KGU) is a well-known comprehensive private university in Korea, founded in 1947, has two campuses in Seoul and Suwon, the main departments are the College of Tourism, College of Science and Technology, College of Business and Economics, College of Sports, College of Arts, etc., the advantages of the professions are tourism, engineering, art and design, architecture, etc. The main departments are Tourism, Engineering, Business, Sports, and Art.

Kagoshima University (KU) University) is a national university in Japan, founded in 1949, located in Kagoshima City. In the 2015 QS Asia University Rankings, Kagoshima University is ranked 154th.

Musashino Art University ( Musashino Art University (MAU) is a private university in Japan, founded in 1962, located in Kodaira City, Tokyo, with the Department of Art and Design.

Inha University (인하대학교; Inha University) is a private university in South Korea, founded in 1954 and located in Incheon. Inha University is ranked 96th in the 2015 QS Asia University Rankings.

Seoul National University (Hansung University) is a private university in South Korea, founded in 1972, located in the northern part of Seoul, formerly known as Seoul Women's University, originally a specialized school, upgraded to a four-year university in 1993.

Okayama University (OKU) is one of the largest national universities in Japan, established in 1870 and opened for university education in 1949. The university has 11 undergraduate departments, including literature, education, law, economics, science, medicine, dental medicine, pharmacy, engineering, agriculture, and environmental engineering.