is a private university in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, Japan, established in 1960. Its name,, refers to the university's predecessor, a public-school teaching dairy farming founded in 1933. Its specializations remain agriculture and veterinary medicine to this day. means simply "school" (of any level), being part of its former names.
Founded by Torizō KUROSAWA, a key figure in the development of Japan's dairy agriculture and Hokkaido, the school boasts one of the largest campuses among private institutions in Japan. It is also one of only 17 universities in the country to offer a six-year program in veterinary medicine, complete with its own veterinary hospital. Other departments offer four-year programs.
The school is influenced by Christianity, and chapel services are held every Tuesday on campus.