Doctoral Program, Medical and Dental Sciences Track TMDU

First and Second Round of 2015 Applications
Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences
Doctoral Program, Medical and Dental Sciences Track
Student
Application
Guide
Table of Contents
Admission Policy ......................................................................................................................1
1. Number of Students to Be Admitted ..................................................................................2
2. Standard Number of Years Required until Graduation and
Academic Degrees Conferred .............................................................................................2
3. Enrollment Period ...............................................................................................................2
4. Application Qualifications ..................................................................................................2
5. Application Schedule ..........................................................................................................3
6. Graduate School Courses for Working Adults ....................................................................4
7. Application Procedures ......................................................................................................4
8. Selection Methods and Examination Subjects ...................................................................6
9. Exam Date and Location ....................................................................................................7
10. Announcement of Successful Applicants ...........................................................................7
11. Enrollment Procedures .......................................................................................................7
12. Screening of Application Qualifications .............................................................................8
13. Points to Note regarding Entrance Exams ........................................................................10
14. Admission Meeting .......................................................................................................... 11
15. Other .................................................................................................................................12
Research Subjects..............................................................................................................13
Contact Information...........................................................................................................31
Map....................................................................................................................................36
Entrance Examination Schedule........................................................................................37
How to Obtain Documents to Be Submitted

Application documents included with this application guide
1. Application document checklist
2. Admission application form (TMDU form 1)
3. Exam admission slip and photo card (TMDU form 2)
4. Letter of consent from employer (TMDU form 7)
5. Exam fee payment certificate (TMDU form 8)
6. Self-addressed labels (TMDU form 9)
7. Application envelope
Documents to download from the TMDU website
1. Application qualifications screening application
(Designated TMDU form; application qualifications screening form 1)
2. Record of achievements
3. Rsum
4. Scholarly paper abstract
5. Summary of research conducted to date
6. Plans for research to be conducted in preferred field

Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences,
Doctoral Program,
Medical and Dental Sciences Track
Admission Policy
The medical and dental sciences doctoral program provides a thorough grasp of specialized expertise in the dual fields of medicine and
dentistry, training researchers who closely cooperate with personnel in
other disciplines and take leading roles globally, enlightened educators
who can formulate and implement teaching strategies, medical professionals in advanced, specialized fields who possess strong ethics and
highly inquiring minds, and, finally, opinion leaders who will lead the
way to a new era.
In view of the human resource training objectives outlined for this
course of study, applicants who have broad vision and creativity, selfreliance, a sense of ethics, the capacity to express their thoughts logically and precisely, and the English abilities required to perform their
research and to whom any of the following apply are sought for this
major.
Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the field of medicine,
practical work abilities, and a passion for research
Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the field of dentistry,
practical work abilities, and a passion for research
Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the fields of life sciences and technology, practical work abilities, and a passion for research
Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the field of bioengineering, practical work abilities, and a passion for research
1. Number of Students to Be Admitted
189 (including a small number for graduate school courses for working adults)
2. Standard Number of Years Required until Graduation and Academic Degrees Conferred
Four years are normally required until graduation, and any of the following degrees may be acquired.
Doctoral degree in medical science, dental science, or science
3. Enrollment Period
April 2015
4. Application Qualifications
Applicants to whom any of the following apply

1) Applicant has graduated or expects to graduate from a university (completing a six-year program in medicine,
dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) by March 2015
2) Applicant has completed an 18-year course of scholastic education (that ended with a curriculum that covered
medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) in a foreign country or expects to complete such a course by March 2015
3) Applicant has completed a foreign countrys 18-year course of scholastic education in Japan by completing
correspondence classes offered by schools in that country or expects to complete such a course by March 2015
4) Applicant has completed the course of study of a foreign educational facility that is designated in Japan as
having the course of study of a university under the foreign countrys educational system (limited to facilities whose graduates have completed 18 years of education within the foreign countrys educational system)
and has been specifically designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
(MEXT) minister or expects to complete such a course of study by March 2015
5) Applicant has completed scholastic programs at universities in other countries, has passed the equivalent of
a review of basic doctoral dissertation research skills, and is deemed to possess scholastic abilities that are
equivalent to or exceed those of someone who possesses a masters degree
6) Applicant has been specified by the MEXT minister in accordance with Ministry of Education, Science and
Culture Notice No. 39 of 1955
1. Applicant has completed medicine or dentistry courses at a university medical or dental faculty as set forth
in the old University Ordinance (Imperial Ordinance No. 388 of 1918) and graduated from such a faculty
2. Applicant has graduated from the National Defense Medical College established by the Act for Establishment of the Ministry of Defense (Act No. 164 of 1954) or expects to graduate by March 2015
3. Applicant has completed a masters degree program or professional graduate school degree program as set
forth in article 99, clause 2, of the School Education Act (Act No. 26 of 1947); has the possibility of receiving a masters degree; or was enrolled for two or more years in a doctoral degree program that was not
divided into a two-year first half and a three-year second half, acquired 30 or more credits, and, moreover,
received the requisite research guidance (including applicants to whom the academic degree rules under
Article 6, Paragraph 1, of the Ordinance of the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture No. 9 of 1953
before they were partially revised by means of the academic degree rules of the Ordinance of the Ministry
of Education, Science and Culture No. 29 of 1974 apply), and is deemed to have scholastic abilities equal
to or exceeding those of someone who has graduated from a graduate school or graduate degree course after
completing a university medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical science, or veterinary science program
4. Applicant was engaged in two or more years of research at a university or research institute after graduating
from a university (excluding programs of medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical science, or veterinary science studies) or completing a 16-year course of scholastic education in a foreign country and, based on the
outcome of said research at a graduate school or in a graduate degree course, is deemed to have scholastic
abilities equal to or exceeding those of someone who has completed a university medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical science, or veterinary science course
7) Applicants to whom any of the following apply and whom the graduate school has recognized as having performed with excellence in acquiring prescribed credits
1. Applicant will have been enrolled in a university (limited to a six-year course of study in medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) for four or more years by March 2015
2. Applicant has completed a 16-year course of scholastic education in a foreign country (limited to courses
that include studies in medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences; the same also
applies to 3 and 4 below) or expects to complete such a course by March 2015
3. Applicant has completed a foreign countrys 16-year course of scholastic education in Japan by completing
correspondence classes offered by schools in that country or expects to complete such a course by March
2015
4. Applicant has completed the course of study of a foreign educational facility that is designated in Japan as
having the course of study of a university under the foreign countrys educational system (limited to facilities whose graduates have completed 16 years of education within the foreign countrys educational system)
and has been specifically designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
(MEXT) minister or expects to complete such a course of study by March 2015
8) Applicant who is enrolled in a graduate school (limited to schools whose programs include studies in medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) as stipulated in Article 102, Clause 2, of the
School Education Act and whom this graduate school deems to have the appropriate scholastic abilities to receive graduate school training
9) Applicant whom this graduate school has confirmed through an entrance qualification screening to possess
scholastic abilities equal to or exceeding those of a university graduate (who studied in a six-year course of
study in medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) and who will have reached 24
years of age as of March 31, 2015
Note: Applicants to whom 6)-4, 7), 8), or 9) above applies, please see section 12, Screening of Application
Qualifications.
5. Application Schedule
Application period
First round applications
Wednesday, August 6, to Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Second round applications
Tuesday, November 25, to Monday, December 1, 2014
Submit application to
Admission Section, School Affairs Division, Tokyo Medical and Dental University (1F,
Bldg. 1 West)
Hours
Weekdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
Note: You may also submit an application by mail if you are unable to complete the application procedures at the
Admission Section due to circumstances beyond your control.
In this case, please use the type of envelope specified by TMDU and mail the application by registered express
mail so that it arrives before the application deadline.
Address: 1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8510, Japan

Graduate School Admission Team, Admission Section, School Affairs Division

6. Graduate School Courses for Working Adults
We will also be seeking applicants for graduate school courses for working adults. The following application
qualifications and methods apply in addition to those in this guide. You should apply for this course if you will be
continuing to work from April onward.
Number of
students to be
admitted
A few students
Application
qualifications
Along with the qualifications described in 4 of Application Qualifications above,

applicants who are employed as physicians, dentists, or researchers when they apply
Documents to be
submitted
Please submit the following documents below along with those described in section 7,
Application Procedures.
1. Letter of consent from employer
2. Essay about reasons for applying
3. Descriptions of activities, such as conference lectures or paper presentations, as well
as type of work you do at your place of employment
7. Application Procedures
1) Applicants should be sure to meet with prospective supervisors in their desired fields of study to discuss their
future research and studies before applying.
(Please be aware that some departments may not be seeking applicants.)
2) Exam admission slips are issued when applications are submitted. Note that these will be issued at the Admission Section after the dates below, to applicants with foreign educational backgrounds.
Friday, September 5, 2014
Thursday, January 22, 2015
3) Application documents
Please submit your set of application documents to the Admission Section (1F, Bldg. 1 West).
Note: Incomplete application documents will not be accepted, so please check the Application Document
Checklist when submitting your application.
Item
1
Documents to Be Submitted
Points to Note
Copy of notice regarding outcome

of application qualifications
screening
Only approved applicants

Applicants who underwent an application qualifications
screening before applying and were given approval to apply
should submit a copy of the notice regarding the outcome of
application qualifications screening that was mailed to them.
Admission application form
TMDU form (form 1)

Note: Have the form signed and sealed by your prospective
supervisor.
Affix, to the designated locations, photos of your upper body
with nothing covering your head that are 5 cm high 4 cm wide
and have been taken within three months of the application.
Notes:
1. Write your name on the back of the photos.
2. Use three identical photos for the application.
Exam admission slip and photo

card
TMDU form (form 2)

Affix, to the designated locations, photos of your upper body
with nothing covering your head that are 5 cm high 4 cm wide
and have been taken within three months of the application.
Notes:
1. Write your name on the back of the photos.
2. Use three identical photos for the application.
Item
Points to Note
Transcript (university,
undergraduate school)
Japanese or English transcript issued by alma mater

Not required of TMDU graduates (or expected graduates)
Transcript (graduate school

masters or doctoral program)
Only applicants who have completed (or expect to complete)

graduate school
Issued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English
Not required of TMDU graduate school graduates (or expected
graduates)
Diploma/certificate of (expected)
graduation (university,
Japanese or English diploma (copy)/certificate of (expected)

graduation issued by alma mater
Not required of TMDU graduates (or expected graduates)
Course completion (or expected

completion) certificate (graduate
school masters or doctoral
program)

graduate school
Not required of TMDU graduate school graduates (or expected
graduates)
Letter of consent from employer
Only for working adult graduate school course applicants

TMDU form (form 7)
Essay about reasons for applying

No designated format. Use one sheet of A4 size paper.
Fields that interest applicant
Research plan
Future goals
10
Descriptions of activities, such as

conference lectures or research
article publications, as well as type
of work you do at your place of
employment

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Recommendation letter from

manager at workplace

Documents to be submitted voluntarily
Exam fee payment certificate
TMDU form (form 8)

Please present this fund transfer form (fund transfer application)
to a financial institution by the transfer deadline and remit the
30,000 examination fee. Once the fund transfer procedures
have been completed at the financial institution, you will be
given back the TMDU exam fee payment certificate on the left
side of the fund transfer form after it has been stamped with the
financial institutions receipt stamp. This certificate should be
affixed to the designated location on the admission application
form. Note that bank fees are the responsibility of the person
who transfers the funds. Please be sure to write your name
in the space provided for the name of the person requesting
the transaction. Please make sure that if a family member is
handling the fund transfer procedure, the family member does
not write his/her name.
Notes:
1. Funds cannot be transferred from JP Bank, ATMs, or over
the Internet.
2. Fund transfers are limited to electronic wire transfers.
3. This form is not required for intra-campus transfers or
international students on Japanese government scholarships.
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Item
Points to Note
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Self-addressed labels
TMDU form (form 9)

1. Write the applicants name, address, and postal code
accurately in clear block letters so that mail will be sure to be
delivered, and submit the form without peeling off the labels.
2. Please do not write in the columns marked with the following
symbol: .
3. These labels are used for necessary notifications regarding
your successful application, documents for enrollment
procedures, and various other communications. Please be
sure to write an address where mail will be sure to arrive.
4. Please notify the Graduate School Admission Team,
Admission Section, School Affairs Division promptly if you
change your address after applying.
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Documentary proof of surname

change
Only if submitted ID documents differ from current surname

Copies of both sides of drivers license, residence records,
family register, passport, or other form of ID
15
Self-addressed envelope for exam

admission slip
Only if applying by mail

Affix a 500 (registered express postage) stamp to an envelope
(120 235 mm) and write the recipients name, address and
postal code.
16
International application form for

graduate school admission
Only applicants with international academic background

TMDU form (form 10)
17
Color copies of both sides of either

residence card or entry visa
Only international students

Note: Please note the residence duration (expiration date) in the
case of residence cards.
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Other documents TMDU deems

necessary
Documentation other than the preceding may be requested
Please use the forms included with this guide for TMDU form 1 through 9.
Contact the Admission Section (nyu-grad@ml.tmd.ac.jp) regarding form 10.
Note: TMDU forms cannot be downloaded from the Internet.
Neither documents nor the entrance examination fee will be refunded for any reason whatsoever to any applicant once application procedures have been completed.
Note: You may apply to take the entrance exam for the second round of applications even if you failed the first
rounds exam.
8. Selection Methods and Examination Subjects
1) Selection methods
Written exams (foreign language and essay), an oral exam, and application documents will be used to select
candidates for enrollment.
2) Examination subjects
Subject
Written exams
Description
Duration
Foreign language
English 1 (required), English 2 (required)
90 minutes
Essay
One subject chosen from either essay 1 or 2
60 minutes
9. Exam Date and Location

1) Date and time
Date
Subject
First round
applications
Friday,
September 19,
2014
Written
exams
Second round
applications
Friday,
January 30,
2015
Written
exams
Essay
Foreign language
Oral examination
Essay
Foreign language
Oral examination
Arrival Time
8:45 a.m.
1:10 p.m.
8:45 a.m.
1:10 p.m.
Exam Duration
9 to 10 a.m.
10:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m.
From 1:30 p.m.
9 to 10 a.m.
10:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m.
From 1:30 p.m.
2) Location
1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Note: There are no parking spaces for examinees. Please use train, buses or other forms of public transportation.
10. Announcement of Successful Applicants

Friday, October 17, 2014, 1 p.m.
Friday, February 20, 2015, 1 p.m.
Successful examinee numbers will be posted on the bulletin board in front of Bldg. 6 on the Yushima campus
and on the TMDU website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp). In addition, notices will be sent to successful applicants along
with documents related to enrollment procedures.
Note: Phone inquiries will not be accepted under any circumstances.
11. Enrollment Procedures

When
Monday, October 20 to Friday, October 24, 2014
Monday, February 23 to Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Where
Admission Section, School Affairs Division, Tokyo Medical and Dental University (1F, Bldg. 1 West)
Hours
Notes:
1. Students who expect to graduate (complete their course of study) will need to submit a copy of their certificate
of graduation (course completion certificate) or a copy of their diploma by the end of March 2015.
2. Fees required at the time of enrollment (as of FY2014)
Admission fee: 282,000
First semester tuition: 267,900 (535,800 for a full year)
When admission or tuition fees are revised, the new fees will apply from the date of the revision.
To pay the admission fee, please use the admission fee fund transfer form to transfer funds by electronic
wire transfer from the nearest bank.
Tuition is paid by automatic debits from your bank account after enrollment.
(Details will be provided during enrollment procedures.)
Please contact the Revenue Management Unit, Financial Management Section, Financial and Facilities
Division at +81-3-5803-5048 with inquiries about admission or tuition fee payments.
Applicants who expect to complete a TMDU masters program by March 2015 and wish to proceed to a
doctoral program will be treated as intra-campus transfers, and no admission fee will be needed.
We have tuition payment reduction and exemption programs for students who are having difficulty paying
tuition due to economic hardship. Please contact the Student Support Section, Student Support and Health
Administration Organization at +81-3-5803-5077 for more information.
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12. Screening of Application Qualifications
Applicants who would like to base their application on Application Qualification 4 of 6), 7), 8) or 9) should
contact the Admission Section in advance and then carry out the following procedures.
1) Application period
Application period
From Wednesday, June 18 to Friday, June 20, 2014
From Wednesday, October 22 to Friday, October 24,

2014
Submit application to
Admission Section, School Affairs Division, Tokyo Medical and Dental University
(1F, Bldg. 1 West)
Hours
Note: You may also submit an application by mail if you are unable to complete the application procedures at the
Admission Section due to circumstances beyond your control.
In this case, please mail the application by registered express mail so that it arrives before the application deadline.
2) Documents to be submitted
Application
qualifications
category
4 of 6) 7) and
and 9)
8)
Points to Note
Application qualifications
screening application
Designated TMDU form (Application qualifications screening

form 1)
Transcript (university,
Transcript (graduate
Only applicants who have completed graduate school
school masters or doctoral
program)
Diploma (copy)/certificate
of (expected) graduation
(university, undergraduate
school)
Diploma (copy)/course
completion (or expected
completion) certificate
(graduate school masters
or doctoral program)

graduate school
Only if diploma (copy)/certificate of (expected) graduation

or course completion certificates in 4 and 5 above were not
Certificate of student status
issued
Essay about reasons for

applying

Fields that interest applicant
Research plan
Future goals
Research rsum
No designated format. Use A4 size paper.

Duration of research
Content of research
Names of research organizations
List of papers, research articles, and conference presentations
Application
qualifications
category
4 of 6) 7) and
and 9)
8)
10
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Points to Note
Record of achievements

form 2)
1. Dissertation titles
2. Names of co-authors and collaborating presenters
3. Date of publication or presentation
4. Name of publisher, journal that carried paper, or conference
where it was presented
5. Summary of no more than 200 Japanese characters
Notes:
1. Include jointly authored treatises and writings
2. Supply reference numbers and provide descriptions for each
dissertation
Rsum

form 3)
Academic career
Provide information from high school graduation onward.
Note: International students should provide details from
elementary school graduation onward.
Work experience
Provide detailed information that will offer an understanding
of the content of your research and other work to date.
Scholarly paper

Copy of a paper that has recently been presented in an
academic journal, is of a standard equal to or higher than a
masters degree thesis, and is separately bound or provided
as a copy of a conference abstract. Note that attestation of the
leading role played in this research should be attached.
As a rule, the papers language should be either English or
Japanese
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Scholarly paper abstract

form 4)
No more than 2,000 Japanese characters or three A4 size
pages in English
13
Summary of research
conducted to date

form 5)
14
Plans for research to be

conducted in preferred field form 6)
15
Recommendation letters

These documents may be submitted at the applicants
discretion.
16
Recommendation letter
(prospective supervisor)

Prepared by prospective supervisor in desired department
Authorization to take
examination
Issued by university dean or head of faculty if you are enrolled

in a university
Only if surnames on ID submitted and admission application
form differ
Copies of both sides of drivers license, residence records,
family register, passport, or other form of ID
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18
ID to verify surname
change
19
Affix a 672 (registered express postage) stamp to an envelope

Envelope for notification of
(120 235 mm) and write the recipients name, address, and
result
postal code
Application
qualifications
category
4 of 6) 7) and
and 9)
8)
Points to Note
20
International application
form for graduate school
admission
Only applicants with international academic background

TMDU form (form 10)
21
Color copies of both sides

of either residence card or
entry visa
Only international students

Note: Please note the residence duration (expiration date) in
the case of residence cards
22
Other reference items to

bring
No designated format.
Documents to be submitted voluntarily
Credentials, licenses
23
Other documents TMDU

deems necessary
Documentation other than the preceding may be requested.
Note: Please download the abovementioned TMDU forms (application qualifications screening forms) from the
TMDU website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp/admissions/graduate-school/youkou/index.html).
3) Approval methods
Screening to approve application qualifications is implemented as described below.
1. Document screening
The abovementioned documents are screened.
2. Interviews
Interviews
Wednesday, June 25, 2014, from 2 p.m.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014, from 2 p.m.
4) Outcome of screening
Interview outcome
Notices to be mailed after Thursday, July 17, 2014
Notices to be mailed after Thursday, November 20, 2014
Note: Please contact the School Affairs Divisions Admission Section if a notice has not arrived after this date.
13. Points to Note regarding Entrance Exams
Be certain to bring your exam admission slip on exam day. Further, please keep it in a safe place, because you
will need it for enrollment procedures after successful applicants have been announced.
If you have lost your admission slip, have one reissued by the Admission Section on the first floor of Bldg. 1
West before the exam.
Transportation
Please check in advance what types of transportation are available to get to the exam venue and how long it
will take to get there.
Please take note of the effects of bad weather on transportation facilities and take care not to arrive late.
Items that can be placed on the desk
Exam admission slip
Writing implements (black lead pencils and erasers)
Pencil sharpener
Clock (with clock functions only; alarm use is not permitted)
Notes:
1. Dictionaries (including electronic versions) may not be used.
2. All other items should be put away in your bag.
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Directions to the exam venue

Please pay attention to posted notices that show the way to the exam venue on exam day so that you do not
go to the wrong place.
You may only check the exam building before the exam; you may not enter the rooms where exams will be
held.
Entering and leaving the rooms where exams are held
Examinees should enter the designated exam room and take their seats 15 minutes before the exam starts.
Examinees who are carrying cell phones, portable audio players, or other devices should make certain to
switch off alarm settings, turn off the power, and place the items in their bag (and not on their person). If
a cell phone starts buzzing inside a bag, a proctor will take the bag out of the room without asking for the
owners permission (treating it as cheating).
Examinees who arrive late on exam day due to circumstances beyond their control will be permitted to take
the exam if they arrive up to 30 minutes after the exam has begun.
However, the exams duration will not be extended. Please follow the instructions of TMDU officials if you
arrive late.
Please have your admission slip with you when you enter the room.
Please check around the desk to ensure that you do not leave anything behind when you leave the room.
Precautions during exams
Follow all instructions from proctors while in the exam room.
All access to areas other than the exam room and designated locations is prohibited.
Display your admission slip on the top of your desk while you are in the exam room.
Once the exam starts, you will not be permitted to leave the room until the exam has been completed. Please
raise your hand and follow the proctors instructions if you start to feel ill during the exam, or in any other
situation that absolutely cannot be helped. You will not be offered any form of additional assistance, such as
extending the exam duration, even if you have been given permission to leave the room. Further, after you
leave the room, if more than 30 minutes elapse after the start of the next subjects exam, you will not be allowed to take that exam.
Write your name and examinee number correctly on the answer sheet. Be aware that you cannot be graded if
you provide incorrect information.
Use black pencils for your answers and not fountain or ballpoint pens or colored pencils.
Other points to note
Please be aware that anyone who fails to take one of either the written or oral exams will fail the entrance
exam.
Parents and others who accompany examinees on the day of the exam will not be able to enter the TMDU
campus.
Please be aware that there may be people offering to check the announcement of successful applicants for
you and passing out leaflets in the vicinity, but these persons have no affiliation whatsoever with TMDU.
Ask a TMDU representative (employee wearing an armband displaying the universitys name) if you are unclear about anything else.
14. Admission Meeting

Date
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Place
Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Time
Scheduled for 1 to 4:30 p.m.
Note: Please check the TMDU website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp) for details.
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15. Other
Separate entrance examinations will be held for applicants who have completed a TMDU masters program (except the master of medical administration [MMA] course) and wish to proceed to a doctoral program. Entrance
examination and enrollment fees will not be required.
Please provide a notice when submitting your application if you have a physical disability and will need special
considerations in the exam room.
People with international academic background are asked to contact the Admission Section in advance.
Enrollment may be cancelled if the particulars contained in application documents are untrue.
Handling of personal information
1. Personal information collected during the process of selecting enrollment applicants will be used only for the
purposes of selecting enrollment applicants, enrollment procedures, and to undertake tasks related to scholarships, welfare and guidance, and supervision of studies after admittance.
2. Personal information collected during the process of selecting enrollment applicants will be handled properly
in accordance with TMDUs rules for administering personal information and will not be shown or provided
to third parties without the consent of the person concerned.
Please attach documents that provide proof of your surname change if your current surname differs from the
one shown in the ID documents you provided.
Matters related to the entrance examination are handled weekdays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
Please address inquiries about the entrance examination to the Graduate School Admision Team, Admission
Section, School Affairs Division.
Note: Applicants must make inquiries in person.
Application guidelines are available at TMDUs Admission Section and can also be requested by Telemail from
TMDUs website (Japan only/not for international application). See TMDUs website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp/
admissions/material/index.html) for details.
Incomplete application documents will not be accepted, so please take sufficient care when applying. Moreover,
alterations to application documents that have been accepted are not permitted.
Entrance examination and enrollment fees, as well as documents submitted at the time of the application, will
not be returned for any reason whatsoever. Before you submit your application, make copies of the originals
and store them.
Past entrance exam questions can be viewed at the School Affairs Divisions Admission Section counter.
Upon review, this graduate school may in some cases permit applicants who exceed the standard length of time
for a course of study because they have jobs or due to other circumstances to systematically study and complete
curricula over a fixed period of time. The people who use this program are called extended studies students,
and their total tuition is identical to that of students who complete their studies in the standard period of time.
Please contact the Educational Affairs Sections Graduate School Team 1 at +81-3-5803-4679 or 4534 for details about this program.
Additional applicants may not be sought if the enrollment capacity has been reached after an entrance examination, so please either check the TMDU website or contact the Admission Section.
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Research Subjects, Graduate School of Medical and Dental

Sciences, Doctoral Program, Medical and Dental Sciences Track
Please see the research subject retrieval system for more information.
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Number Division
Department
Department of Oral
Pathology
Bacterial Pathogenesis
Molecular
Immunology
Advanced
Biomaterials
Diagnostic Oral
Pathology
Oral Health Sciences
Organic Biomaterials
Functional
Biomaterials
Oral Radiation
Oncology
Oral and maxillofacial

surgery
Department
Code
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
3010
1. Clinicopathological study of oral diseases

2. Mechanism of bone destruction by oral cancer
YAMAGUCHI
3. Molecular mechanism of bone formation and bone
Akira
regeneration
4. Evolutional changes in skeletal tissues
3020
NAKAGAWA
Ichiro
AZUMA
Miyuki
1. Cellular and molecular levels of analyses of immune diseases

such as infection, allergy, autoimmune disease and cancer.
2. Analyses of lymphocyte functional molecules and
development of immunotherapy by molecular targetting.
3. Understanding of unique features of oral immune responses.
4. Therapeutic approach for control of oral mucosal diseases by
immune intervention
3040
Motohiro Uo
1. Development of glass/ceramics for dentisty

2. Distribution and chemical state analysis of trace elements in
the biological tissues
3. Development of dental composite resins
4. Non-destructive analysis methods for dental materials and
tissues
5. Evaluations for various properties of dental materials and
tooth
3050
IZUMO
Toshiyuki
1. Diagnostic human pathology

2. Surgical pathology of oral cancer
3. Criterion of oral intraepithelial neoplasia
4. New diagnostic study of oral disease
D(DH)
3060
1. Modulation of cellular functions on dynamic biomaterials

surfaces for medical applications
2. Directing stem cell lineage based on surface properties of
biomaterials
YUI Nobuhiko
3. Application of intracellularly degradable supramolecular
biomaterials for molecular therapy
4. Design of dental materials with dynamic properties
5. Biodegradable biomaterials for dental applications
D(BM)
3030
3070
3080
3090
KIMURA
Tsuyoshi
1. Research on the materials and the engineering for tissue 1.

engineering and regenerative medicine
2. Research on a novel gene delivery system
3. Research on the novel biomaterials based on interface science D(BM)
4. Research on the materilas and the devices for low invasive
surgery
5. Research on the rebuilding technology of biological tissues
MIURA
Masahiko
1. Visualization of tumor radioresponse by molecular imaging

2. Radiosensitization mechanism by novel anti- microtubule
agents
3. Radioresistant signal transduction pathways
4. Clinical study on radiotherapy for oral cancer
HARADA
Hiroyuki
1. Molecular biological research on the invasion and metastasis

of oral cancer
2. Studies on the dysfunction and QOL of oral cancer after
surgery
3. Comprehensive studies on mandibular distraction
4. Studies on the jaw reconstruction using by tissue engineering
5. Studies on presurgical nasoalveolar molding (PNAM) for
infant born with cleft lip, alveolus, and palate
13
Number Division
Department
Oral and Maxillofacial

Radiology
10
Department
Code
3100
Supervisor
Research Subject
1. Improvement of maxillofacial imaging efficacy

2. Novel MRI techniques for maxillofacial diagnosis
KURABAYASHI
3. Differential diagnosis of maxillofacial lesions using sectional
Tohru
imaging
4. Molecular mechanisms of cellular radiosensitivity
Classification
11
Anesthesiology and
Clinical Physiology
3110
FUKAYAMA
Haruhisa
1. Non invasive drug delivery system

2. Autonomic nervous responses of non-invasive and invasive
stimulations
3. Controlled pain modulation (Diffuse noxious inhibitory
control)
4. New local anesthesia system in dentistry
12
Orofacial Pain
Management
3120
SHIMADA
Masahiko
1. New treatment methods for neuropathic pain

2. Analyses of abnormal orofacial sensations
3. Study of orofacial chronic pain
Under
Selection
1. Physiological and biological studies on the stomatognathic

function of children
2. Studies on the development and developmental disturbance of
the teeth and jaws
3. Studies on the growth and development of the dentition and
the maxillofacial cranium
4. Development of new materials for endodontic treatment of
deciduous and immature permanent teeth
5. Basic research on clinical pediatric dentistry
3140
ONO Takashi
1. To explain the unhealthy physiological condition of

malocclusion and deepen the scientific basis for orthodontic
treatment.
2. To understand the biological reaction and adaptation of
occlusal tissues to mechanical stresses such as occlusal force
or orthodontic force, and also the changes with aging.
3. To explain the art for controlling morphologic and functional
problems of occlusion in orthodontic treatment, from the
view points of biomaterials and biomechanics.
4. To enlighten the social dentistry for the needs and demands of
orthodontic treatmentment.
5. To clarify the stomatologic function and neuronal plasticity
in the central and peripheral nervous systems according to
neurophysiological research.
3150
1. Development of new caries prevention

2. Development of new caries diagnosis
3. Improvement of composite resin restoration
TAGAMI Junji
4. Establishment of esthetic tooth restoration with minimal
intervention
5. Development of new tooth bleaching material and method
13
15
16
17
14
Pediatric Dentistry
Orthodontic Science
Cariology and
Operative Dentistry
Fixed Prosthodontics
Pulp Biology and

Endodontics
3130
3160
3170
MIURA
Hiroyuki
1. Occlusion and Mastication (mandibular position, mandibular

movement, articulator, masticatory efficiency)
2. Influence of the mechanical stress caused by the occlusal
contact on the stomatognathic system (tooth displacement,
distortion of alveolar bone, occlusal contact, proximal contact
etc.)
3. Clinical application of the latest technology and development
of the new materials (CAD/CAM, Zirconia, optical
impression etc.)
4. Mechanisms of periodontal tissue remodeling under
masticatory functions and parafunctions
5. Influence of the dental materials to the human body (metal
allergy etc)
SUNAKAWA
Mitsuhiro
1. Neurophysiology of dental pain

2. Application of lasers to endodontics
3. Mechanism and diagnosis of root fractures
4. Molecular biology of pulpal and periapical diseases and tissue
regeneration
5. Nickel-titanium endodontic rotary instruments
14
Number Division
19
18
Department
Removable Partial
Prosthodontics
Oral Implatology and

Regenerative Dental
Medicine
Plastic and
Reconstructive
Surgery
20
Department
Code
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
3180
1. Function and Sensation in Partial Denture Wearers

2. Optimization of Partial Denture Design based on Stress
Analysis
WAKABAYASHI
3. Clinical Applications of New Prosthodontic Biomaterials
Noriyuki
4. Assessment of Oral Tissues in Denture Wearers
5. Epidemiology and Education of Removable Partial
Prosthodontics
3190
KASUGAI
Shohei
1. Development of next-generation dental implant

2. Time-dependant change of the tissues supporting dental
implants
3. Optimization of the implant superstructure
4. Regeneration of bone and soft tissue
OKAZAKI
Mutsumi
1. Clinical study concernig sennsory recovery and change of

shape in reconstructed beast
2. Development of functional and aesthetic reconstruction
following cancer ablation in head and neck
3. Basic research on regeneration of the nail
4. Evaluation of blood supply to various flaps using ICG
5. Development of functional and aesthetic reconstruction for
facial paralysis
1. Anatomy of skull base

2. Relationship between HPV and head and neck cancer
3. Standardization of neck dissection
4. Development of skull base surgery
5. Endoscopic diagnosis and transoral surgery for superficial
pharyngeal carcinoma
3200
Head and Neck

Surgery
3210
SUMI Takuro
22
Radiation
Therapeutics and
Oncology
3220
1. Development of brachytherapy for oral cancer, prostate

YOSHIMURA
cancer, and uterine cancer
Ryoichi
2. Clinical research and development of IMRT and SRT
3. Development of radiotherapy in multimodality treatment for cancer
3230
SHIBATA
Shunichi
1. Development of tooth germ and roots using organ culture

system.
2. Structure and function of dental stem cell nich.
3. Analysis of extracellular matrix in orofacial region.
4. Structural analysis of jaw bone and mandibular condylar cartilage.
5. Morphology and development of teeth and periodontal tissues.
3240
1. Brain functions underlying the motor control

2. Brain functions underlying perception and cognition
TAIRA Masato 3. Processing mechanisms of natural sounds, animal
vocalizations and human speech
4. Neural mechanisms of vocal communication
3250
1. Molecular mechanisms of craniofacial morphegenesis

2. Application of developmental mechanisms of bone and teeth
to the regeneration
ISEKI Sachiko 3. Molecular mechanisms of congenital anomalies and their
clinical application
4. Regulation of gene expression in cell proliferation and
differentiation
3260
1. Study of cell-cell communication via gap junction, and

application for DDS
2. Formation of microvessel networks, and application for
MORITA Ikuo
regenerative medicine
3. Mechanism of bone remodeling
4. Inflammatory cytokine network (epigenetic regulation)
23
24
25
26
27
Maxillofacial and Neck Reconstruction
21
Maxillofacial
Anatomy
Cognitive
Neurobiology
Molecular
Craniofacial
Embryology
Cellular Physiological
Chemistry
Metallic Biomaterials
3270
HANAWA
Takao
1. Biofunctionalization of metals with biofunctinal molecules

2. Surface modification of metals by electrochemical techniques
3. Development of zirconium alloys to prevent MRI archifact
D(BM)
4. Development of cobalt-chromium alloys with high strength
and elongation
5. Elucidation of reactionsat metals-tissue interface
15
Number Division
28
30
Biodesign
29
Department
Maxillofacial Surgery
Maxillofacial
Orthognathics
Maxillofacial
Prosthetics
31
32
Cell Biology
33
Medical Biochemistry
Department
Code
Supervisor
35
Joint Surgery and

Sports Medicine
Biostructural Science
Classification
TAKAKUDA
Kazuo
1. Tissue remodeling under mechanical stimuli

2. Mechanical biocompatibility of living tissues to artificial
materials
3. Tissue regeneration with the use of baiomaterials
4. Development of medical and dental therapeutic devices
D(BM)
HARADA
Kiyoshi
1. Clinical study of cleft lip and palate, and orthognathic

surgery.
2. Cell biology and bone regeneration for reconstruction of
facial bone and alveolar bone.
3. Basic and clinical research of temporomandibular joint
disorders.
4. Basic and clinical research of malignant tumor in oral and
maxillofacial region.
5. Study of genetic diagnosis and treatment of oral cancer.
MORIYAMA
Keiji
1. Research on etiology, diagnosis, and treatment for

developmental and congenital anomalies in the craniofacial
region
2. Biomaterials research for the development of new orthodontic
appliances
3. Epidemiological research related to dentofacial growth and
malocclusion
4. Research on mechanical stress and bone metabolism
5. Research on stomatognathic function and central nervous
system
3310
TANIGUCHI
Hisashi
1. Diagnosis of functional impairment in patients with a

maxillofacial defect
2. Treatments for functional rehabilitation of patients with a
3. Evaluation on masticatory function in patients with a
4. Speech evaluation in patients with a maxillofacial defect
5. Development of new materials for facial prosthesis
3320
NAKATA
Takao
1. Optogenetic control of intracellular signaling

2. Mechanism of neural polarization
3. Spatio-temporal regulation of neuronal signaling
4. Optogenetics of cell signaling using olfactory system as in
vivo model system
HATA Yutaka
1. The biological and chemical approach to study the Hippo

pathway that controls cell proliferation, cell differentiation,
and cell death.
2. Versatile roles of the tumor suppressive RASSF proteins
3. Discovery and development of chemical compounds that
suppress cancer stemness and metastasis
4. Discovery and development of chemical compounds that
facilitate myogenesis and prevent muscle atrophy
MUNETA
Takeshi
1. Regeneration and reconstruction of bone and joint tissues

using mesenchymal stem cells
2. Mechanism analysis and development of treatment methods
of bone- and joint-related inflammation and fibrosis
3. Analysis of mechanism for bone- and joint-related pain and
deveopment of its treatment
4. Analysis of sports injury mechanism and development of its
treatment
5. Development of new joint prosthesis
TAKANO
Yoshiro
1. Molecular mechanisms of odontogenesis and tooth

morphogenesis
2. Regeneration of teeth and periodontal tissues
3. Molecular aspects of origin and evolution of teeth
4. Morophgeneisis drven by self organization of the cells
5. Mechanisms of biological mineralization
3280
3290
3300
3330
Bio-Matrix
34
Research Subject
3340
3350
16
Number Division
36
Department
Pharmacology
37
Tissue Regeneration
38
Biochemistry
Department
Code
Cell Signaling
Bioceramic Materials
Science
40
41
Periodontology
42
44
Public Health
43
Health Promotion
Environmental
Parasitology
Forensic Medicine
Research Subject
Classification
1. Pharmacology of formation and resorption mechanisms on

bone and tooth.
2. New drug targets of the therapeutic medications for hard
tissue diseases.
3. Translational research of hard tissue regenerative therapy.
4. Feasibility study of peptide carrier toward clinical application.
5. Analysis of adverse effects of drugs appeared in oral tissues.
3360
AOKI
Kazuhiro
3370
1. Study on the molecular dynamics of extracellular matrix in

connective tissues.
SHINOMURA 2. Study on transcription factors necessary for the maintenance
Tamayuki
of chondrogenic phenotype.
3. Study on novel genes actively expressed in periodontal
tissues.
3380
Under
Selection
1. Studies on the biological functions of heparan sulfate

proteoglycans
2. Regulation of membrane dynamics by sphingolipids
3. Structural and functional aspects of intracellular transport
machinery of lysosomes
4. Mechanisms of sensation and response to low-gravity
3390
1. Signal transduction mechanisms of bone cells such as

osteoclast, osteoblast and osteocyts.
NAKASHIMA 2. Development of clinical applications for diseases of the
Tomoki
skeletal and locomotiv system.
3. Exploitation of osteonetwork (systemic network between
bone and other systems).
3400
1. Sunthesis and Characteriazation of Hydroxyapatite Ceramics

2. Dental and Biomedical Applications of Bioceramics
YAMASHITA
3. Fundamentals of Polarized Bioceramics and Bioglasses
Kimihiro
4. Development of HA Coatings for Dental and Hip Joints
Devices
3410
1. Periodontal tissue regeneration

2. Bacteriology of teeth and dental implant
3. Relationship between periodontal disease and systemic
IZUMI Yuichi
disease
4. Application of laser on periodontal treatment
5. Research for inflammation and immunology in periodontal
disease
3420
TAKANO
Takehito
(Scheduled
to retire on
March 31,
2015)
1. The relation between social living environments and the

health of a population
2. The Healthy Cities Project: Comprehensive, community
health programs
3. Evidence-based reform of community health and welfare
systems
4. A public health approach to End-of-Life care in community
settings
5. Recovery and reconstruction of communities after disasters
3430
OHTA Nobuo
1. Research on Immunology and Immunopathology of Parasitic

diseases
2. Development of new Tools for Treatment and Prophylaxis of
Parasitic diseases
3. Molecular basis of Host-Parasite Interaction
4. Epidemiological study on Parasitic diesases in Tropical areas
5. Pathophysiology, Diagnosis and Treatment of Parasitic
Zoonosis
3440
UEMURA
Koichi
1. Studies on the mechanisms of cell death induced by drugs

2. Forensic toxicology / Alcohol medicine
3. Forensic pathology
4. Drug analysis
Bio-Matrix
39
Supervisor
17
D(BM)
Number Division
International Health
and Medicine
45
Health Care
Management and
Planning
46
Molecular
Epidemiology
47
Research
Development
48
Public Health
49
Department
Health Policy and

Informatics
Department
Code
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
3450
1. Social determinants of health: health vulnerabilities in urban

areas
2. Health inequity: health policies to reduce inequity in maternal
health
NAKAMURA
3. Cost of illness studies: health systems to reduce financial and
Keiko
social burden of tuberculosis
4. International health workforce and trade in health services
5. Community health promotion: participatory monitoring and
evaluation of health development program
3460
1. The significance of public healthcare planning, its challenges,

and influences on the healthcare system
2. Structural analyses and policy choices concerning national
KAWAHARA
blood services
Kazuo
3. The government role in preventing medical errors
4. Structural analyses of healthcare system in the community
5. Systemizing and evaluating public health policies
3470
1. Study on gene-environment interaction in the development of

common chronic diseases.
2. Study on Developmental Origins of Health and Diseases
MURAMATSU
(DOHaD).
M(MR)
Masaaki
3. Bioinformatics on disease mechanism.
4. Environment and epigenetic changes.
5. Application of personal genome information to human helth
care.
3480
3490
TAKASE
Kozo
1. Management technology for comprehensive clinical

administration
2. Development and procurement of hospital information system
3. Electronic medical record and clinical pathway
4. Medical malpractice and medical law suit
5. Science and ethics in medicine and practice
FUSHIMI
Kiyohide
1. Health information management for the development of DPC

case mix system and PDPS payment system
2. Quantitative analytica method for plannning and assessment
of health care providing system
3. Methodology for hospital profiling and assessment of hospital
functions
4. Utilization of electric health data of health system
5. Health cost analysis and hospital management
1. Bioethical issues surrounding medical research

2. Development of efficient IRB management
3. Clinical and basic research in Medical Genetics
4. Clinical and basic research in vascular biology and
atherosclerosis
5. Reserach in clinical and genetical nursing
50
Life Sciences and

Bioethics
3500
YOSHIDA
Masayuki
51
Forensic Dentistry
3510
Under
Selection
3520
1. Study on measuring output from industry in non-market

services (healthcare)
2. Study on analysis of big-data in healthcare and its
KAWABUCHI
implications to policy evaluation
Koichi
3. Proposal making in planning hospital centered community
promoting concentration of medical care in downtown areas
4. Strategic locationing of inpatient acute care services and
efficiency of healthcare
3530
1. Research on curriculum for health care professional education

2. Comparative study of domestic and international dental
education
MORIO Ikuko 3. Research and development of educational methods in health
care professional education
4. Research and development of English education programs in
health care professional education
52
53
Health Care
Economics
Dental Education
Development
18
M(ME)
Number Division
54
Oral Health Promotion
Sports medicine and

dentistry
55
Public Health
56
Department
Educational system in
Dentistry
Educational Media
Development
57
Department
Code
3540
Supervisor
Research Subject
1. Research on oral epidemiology and prevention of oral

diseases
2. Research on oral health care system
KAWAGUCHI
3. Research on the relationship between oral health and general
Yoko
health
4. Research on oral health promotion
5. Research on international oral health
1. Change of oral environment with exersice and sporting
activity
2. Relation between occlusal function and sports performance
3. Relation between occlusal function and cerebral function
4. Optimal design and modern fabilicating technique of sports
mouthguard and faceguard
5. Materials development and quality improvement for sports
mouthguard and faceguard
3550
UENO
Toshiaki
3560
1. Development, practice and analysis of the evaluation method

for the dental education curriculum
2. Development of the inspection method of universality,
validity, and the reliability in the evaluation for the dental
educational system
ARAKI Kouji
3. Development of the evaluation system of international
educational standards for undergraduate and postgraduate
dental students
4. Development of the program to improve clinical skills for
dentistry with the virtual reality education simulation system
3570
59
Geriatrics and
Vascular Medicine
3580
1. Cell biological mechanisms of atherogenesis

SHIMOKADO
2. Mechanisms involved in dyslipidemia
Kentaro
3. Mechanisms of aging and age-related diseases
Gerontology and Gerodontology
AI Masumi
Gerodontology and
Oral Rehabilitation
D(CE)
1. Development of methodology and materials for education

on medical insurance system and rules for insured medical
treatment
2. Studies on management and supports for billing for medical
service fees at insurance medical institutions
3. Studies on affairs of medical insurance system and provision
of medical services
4480
61
KINOSHITA
Atsuhiro
Insured Medical Care

Management
Rehabilitation
Medicine
1. Development of computer-assisted clinical simulation system

for medical and dental practice training.
2. Development of new education system using information and
communication technologies for medical and dental students.
3. Development and study of computerized dental simulator for
D
training of dental cavity preparation and prosthodontic tooth
(LMIT)
preparation practices.
4. Development and study of dental model and kit for practical
training.
5. Development of composing and screening system for original
3D movies from operator's viewpoint.
58
60
Classification
1. Three dimentional motion analysis of upper and lower

extremities
2. Gait analysis
3. Effect of estimation for dynamic balance
4. Prevention of dysuse bone atrophy
5. Influence of muscle fatigue on balance function
3590
MORITA
Sadao
3600
1. Research on the whole body control at the time of elderly

people's dental treatment
2. Dysphagia rehabilitation in the elderly
MINAKUCHI
3. Implant over denture for the elderly patient
Shunsuke
4. Complete denture CAD/CAM
5. Development of the new denture materials which was adapted
for the aged society
19
M(MH)
Number Division
62
Laboratory Medicine
63
Critical Care Medicine
Section of Liaison
Psychiatry and
Palliative Medicine
64
Pharmacokinetics and
Pharmacodynamics
65
67
Comprehensive Patient Care
66
Department
Medical Education
Research and
Development
Acute Critical Care

and Disaster Medicine
68
Clinical Oncology
69
Dentistry for Persons

with Disabilities
70
General Dentistry
Department
Code
Research Subject
Classification
NARA
Nobuo
1. Molecular diagnostic tests for cancer and infectious diseases

2. Molecular pathogenesis of leukemia cells and its application
for drug sensitivity tests
3. Methods to examine self-renewal capacity and differentiation
of hematopoietic stem cells
4. Analysis for pathophysiology of cases showing abnormal data
in clinical examinations
3620
Under
Selection
1. Investigation into pathophysiology of septic shock and

development of treatment
2. Investigation of mechanism of PMX-DHP therapy in septic shock
3. Investigation into pathophysiology of acute kidney injury and
development of treatment
4. Investigation into pathophysiology of contrast-induced
nephropathy and development of treatment
3630
1. Clinical and psychophysiological studies on anxiety and

depression associated with psysical illness
2. Clinical and psychophysiological studies on delirium
MATSUSHIMA 3. Neuropsychological studies on cognitive disorders associated
Eisuke
with psysical illness
4. Studies on psycho-social aspects of cancer patients and their family
5. Psychophysiological studies and functional brain imaging on
neuropsychiatric disorders
3640
YASUHARA
Masato
1. Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs in disease

states
2. Clinical pharmacokinetics and therapeutic drug monitoring
3. Mechanisms of membrane transport of drugs
4. Development of drug delivery system
M(MH)
TANAKA
Yujiro
1. Planning and assessment of undergraduate medical education

2. Strategy and assessment of postgraduate and continuing
medical education
3. Underlying medical cooperation and technology for the
highly advanced medical care
OTOMO
Yasuhiro
1. Research on mechanisms of biological responses to severe

stress and development of new therapeutic strategy
2. Clinical and basic research in related to serious torso/multiple
trauma and epidemiology of trauma
3. Research on coagulopathy following traumatic injury/sepsis
4. Research on disaster medicine for largely scaled disasters
such as earthquake and terrorism
5. Basic research on lipid mediators involved in multiple organ
dysfunction after hemorrhagic shock
3670
MIYAKE
Satoshi
1. Palliative care for cancer patients and theie family; theory and
practice
2. Establishment of hollistic treatment for esophageal cancer
3. Analysis of genetic profile for carcinoma of unknoen primary
4. Role of biomarkers for the effent of novel anti-cancer drugs
5. Communication and consensus building in cancer therapy and care
3680
1. Formation of oral biofilm

2. Elimination of oral biofilm of persons with disabilities
SHINOZUKA
3. Drug induced gingival overgrowth
Osamu
4. Oral health status of the medically compromised patient
5. Oral management of genetic syndrome
3610
3650
3660
3690
Supervisor
Under
Selection
1. Study on variety of diagnosis and treatment planning of the

patient appealing for several symptoms
2. Study on analysis of various factors necessary to be diagnosed
correctly
3. Study on development of the training method to improve the
ability of diagnosis of dental students and residents
4. Study on development of a new diagnostic method of the
caries
5. Study on application of the excimer laser in the dental
treatment
20
Number Division
Psychosomatic
Dentistry
71
73
72
Department
Behavioral Dentistry
Temporomandibular
Joint and Oral
Function
Professional
Development in
Health Sciences
74
75
Neuroanatomy and
Cellular Neurobiology
76
Systems
Neurophysiology
78
Cognitive and Behavioral Medicine
77
Pharmacology and
Neurobiology
Molecular
Neuroscience
79
Neuropathology
80
Ophthalmology and
Vision Science
Department
Code
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
3700
TOYOFUKU
Akira
1. Study on pathophysiological mechanisms of oral

psychosomatic disorders
2. Psychosomatic study on oro-facial medically and
psychiatrically unexplained symptoms
3. Psychopharmacological study on oral psychosomatic disorders
4. Brain imaging study of oral psychosomatic disorders with
phantom pain or bite
5. Study on guidelines for the management of oral
psychosomatic disorders
3710
MATAKI
Shiro
1. Study of characteristics on human behavior in health care

2. Study of factors affecting the relationship between patients
and health care providers
3. Study of application of behavioral sciences to dental education
4. Study of organization of behavioral sciences in dentistry
3720
KINO Koji
1. Research for contributing factors associating with perpetuation

of symptoms of patients with temporomandibular disorders
2. Research for psychological and somatic problems in dental
patients
3. Research for night bruxism associating with
D(DH)
temporomandibular disorders and periodontitis
4. Research for association between sensation of
temporomandibular joint, masticatory muscles and occlusal
contact and brain function
4490
TAKADA
Kazuki
1. Needs assessment in health care

2. Needs assessment in professional development in health
science fields
3. Interprofessional education curriculum development
3730
TERADA
Sumio
1. Molecular mechanisms of intracellular protein transport and

concurrent quality control
2. Spectroscopy development for a biomolecular network analysis
3. Molecular mechanism of cytoskeletal dynamics
4. Microscopy development to visualize the dynamics of small
chemical molecules
3740
SUGIHARA
Izum
1. Molecular mechanisms and functional significance of

compartmentalization in the brain
2. Neuronal circuitry mechanisms in sensorimotor control
3. Sensorimotor integration in the oculomotor system
TANABE
Tsutomu
1. Regulation of Microglial function in Neuroinflammation/

Neurodegenerative diseases
2. Regulation of Macrophage function in Inflammatory bowel
disease and Rheumatoid arthritis
3. Molecular basis of Calcium channelopathy
4. miRNAs in neuronal function and dysfunction
5. Alteration of Neuron-Glia interaction in Neurological disorders
TANAKA
Kohichi
1. The pathophysiology of major mental illnesses

2. The pathophysiology of neurodegenerative diseases
3. The role of neurotransmitters in brain development
4. The role of glial cells in brain function
5. Generation of animal models for neuropsychiatric disorders
using genome editing tools
3770
OKAZAWA
Hitoshi
1. Elucidation of molecular mechanisms of polyglutamine

diseases
2. Elucidation of molecular mechanisms of Alzheimer's diseases
3. Development of novel therapeutics against neurodegenerative M(MR)
diseases
4. Elucidation and therapeutic application of molecular
mechnanisms of neural stem cell differntiation
3780
Under
Selection
1. Study on the mechanism of high myopia

2. Study on the mechanism of macular diseases
3. Study on the mechanism of uveitis
4. Development of diagnostic techniques in uveitis
3750
3760
21
M(MR)
Number Division
81
Department
Otorhinolaryngology
Department
Code
3790
Supervisor
TSUNODA
Atsunobu
Research Subject
1. Molecular biology in hearing and dysequillibrim disorder
2. Clinical studies on dysequillibrim disorder and its treatment
3. Electrophysiological research in cochlear pathology (basic
and clinical researches)
4. Investigation of images and image-guided surgery in
Otorhinolaryngology
Classification
1. Phylogenesis in Otorhinolaryngology
Neurology and
Neurological Science
82
84
83
85
NCNP Brain
Physiology and
Patholog
Bio-Environmental Response
88
Neurosurgery
Endovascular Surgery
86
87
Psychiatry and
Behavioral Sciences
Immune Regulation
Molecular Virology
YOKOTA
Takanori
1. Molecular genetics lab focusing on multiple system atrophy

(MSA) and spinocerebellar ataxias
2. Research of gene therapy for neurodegenerative diseases by
new oligonucleotide drugs
3. Development of primate model for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
4. Research for stroke and neurological diseases by employing
embryo-stem cells and neuronal stem cells
5. Research on pathogenic mechanisms and a strategy for an
early treatment of Alzheimer's disease
NISHIKAWA
Toru
1. Study on molecular and genetic pathophysiology of

schizophrenia and development of novel therapeutics
2. Clinical application of D-cycloserine for treatment-resistant
psychotic symptoms
3. Study on molecular mechanisms of stress-related mental disorders
4. Function and metabolism of endogenous D-serine in the
mammalian brain and its application for pharmacotherapy of
neuropsychiatric diseases
5. Brain imaging study on mental disorders
MAEHARA
Taketoshi
1. Development of novel treament for brain tumor with use of

biomarker assay and molecular imaging.
2. Development of appropriate surgical intervention for cerebrovascular
diseases based on clinical pathophysiiological analysis.
3. Investigation on the mechanism of secondary neuronal
damage by neurotrauma and on the method for its prevention.
4. Analysis on pathophysiological mechanism of intractable
epilepsy and on the effectiveness of its surgical treatment.
5. Neuroimaging analysis of higher brain dysfunction caused by
various neurosurgical disorderes.
NEMOTO
Shigeru
1. Investigation of microvascular anatomy and vasculogenesis

in central nerveous system and head and neck region.
2. Integration of the fluid engineering technology into the
endovascular field in an effort to explore new surgical treatment.
3. Analysis of platelet aggregation function during perioperative
period in endovascular surgery.
4. Invention and assessment of endovascular devices applied
bioactive material technology.
5. Research for less invasive surgical approach for vascular disease.
4430
HOSHINO
Mikio
1. Social brain and its diorder (Noritaka Ichinohe)

2. Clarification of molecular machinery underlying brain
development (Mikio Hoshino)
3. Investigation of brain functions using neuroimaging and noninvasive brain stimulation (Manabu Honda)
4. Molecular mechnism of intelectual dusability (Yuichi Goto)
5. Neuroscience of mood disorders (Hiroshi Kunugi)
6. Molecular pathogenesis and therapies of neurodegenerative
diseases (Yoshitaka Nagai)
3840
1. Elucidation of molecular mechanisms underlying chronic

allergic inflammation by using engineered model animals
KARASUYAMA
2. Role of basophils in immune disorders
Hajime
3. Role of basophils in protective immunity
4. in vivo imaging of basophils
3850
YAMAOKA
Shoji
1. Molecular studies on the replication and pathogenicity of

human retroviruses
2. Viral proteins and signal transduction
3. Mechanistic studies on cell death inhibition in tumor cells
3800
3810
3820
3830
22
Number Division
Department
89
Immunotherapeutics
90
Cellular and
Environmental
Biology
91
Biodefense Research
92
94
95
96
93
Department
Code
3860
3870
3880
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
KANNAGI
Mari
1. Development of anti-tumor vaccines for adult T-cell leukemia.

2. Analysis of immunological risks for HTLV-1-related diseases
in virus carriers.
3. Immunological and molecular mechanism of HTLV-1 induced
leukemogenesis.
4. Molecular mechanism of HIV replication especially related to
HIV-1 integrase.
5. Immunological suppressive mechanisms on HIV-1 replication.
HARA
Masayuki
1. Chromatin higher-order structure and machinery

2. Proteomics-based analysis of nuclei
3. Cellular defence against oxidative stress
4. Cellular responses against its external environment, such as
drug, substance, and radiation
M(RC)
OHTEKI
Toshiaki
1. Identification of dendritic cell progenitors and its application

to disease treatment
2. Regulation of immunological homeostasis by dendritic cells
3. Understanding of tissue homeostasis and disease on the basis
of tissue stem cell-immune cell interplay
M(MR)
1. Analysis of Molecular Mechanisms of Cell Death and its

Clinical Aplication
2. Physiological and Pathological Roles of Autophagy in
Mammals
3. Analysis of Molecular Mechanisms of Mitochondria-related
Diseases
4. Development of Novel Therapies to Treat Ischemic Diseases
5. Establishment of refractory viurs disease model mouse and
application to anti-viual drug development.
M(MR)
Pathological Cell
Biology
3890
SHIMIZU
Shigeomi
Pathological
Biochemistry
3900
Under
Selection
M(MR)
ADACHI
Takahiro
1. Elucidation of the mechanisms for antibody responses to nonprotein antigens including glycans and nucleic acids, and
their roles in autoimmunity and infection immunity
2. Elucidation of the roles of cell stress including oxidative
stress and endoplasmic reticulum stress in B lymphocyte
signal transduction
M(MR)
3. Studies on immune modulation mediated by regulatory B
cells
4. Studies on the pathogenesis of systemic autoimmune diseases
such as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and autoimmune
neurological diseases such as Guillain-Barre syndrome
5. Drug development for immune regulation in collabolarion
with phamaceutical industry
MORIO
Tomohiro
1. Analysis of genetic background of, and development of novel

therapeutic approach for, pediatric malignancy
2. Research on molecular background of primary
immunodeficiency syndrome and development of novel gene/
cell therapy for the disorder
3. Analysis of pathogenesis of pulmonary hypertension and
hereditary arrhythmia
4. Research on molecular mechanisms of disorder of sex
development and congenital adrenal hyperplasia
5. Molecular and biochemical approach for pathogenesis of
intractable pediatric disorders in the fields of neurology,
nephrology, neonatology, and other genetic disorders
KOHSAKA
Hitoshi
1. Clinical Immunological research on rheumatoid arthritis

2. Clinical Immunological research on polymyositis and
dermatomyositis
3. Pharmacovigilance on anti-rheumatic drugs and
immunosupressants
Immunology
Pediatrics and
Developmental
Biology
Rheumatology
3910
3920
3930
23
Number Division
97
Department
Dermatology
Department
Code
3940
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
YOKOZEKI
Hiroo
1. Analysis of the roles epidermal cells by iPS cells

2. Analysis of the mechanism and treatment for atopic dermatis
and contact hypersensitivity
3. Analysis of the mechanism of seat dysfunction
4. Analysis of the role of eosinophils and basophils in allergic
skin diseases
5. Gene analysis and development of gene therapy for skin
malignant dideases
98
Human Pathology
3950
EISHI
Yoshinobu
1. Histogenesis of early gastrointestinal cancer

2. Diagnosis of gastrointestinal protruded lesion
3. Pathogenesis of sarcoidosis
4. Etiology of organ-specific autoimmune disease
5. New hypothesis of the mechanism of endogenous infection
99
Physiology and Cell

Biology
3960
TAKEDA Shu
1. Role of skeletal system in the regulation of metabolism

through organ network
2. Regulatory mechanism of bone metabolism by microRNA
3. Studies on the role of Vitamin D in metabolic regulation
1. Personalized medicine for cardiac arrhythmias and sudden

cardiac death
2. Basic research for gender-specific medicine in cardiovascular
diseases
M(MR)
3. Use of regenerated cardiomyocytes (eg. iPS cells) for
cardiovascular research
4. Cardiovascular research using genetically engineered mouse
5. Cardiovascular research using the state-of-art technology (eg.
3D-simulator, Motion vector analysis)
Molecular and
Cellular Cardiology
3970
FURUKAWA
Tetsushi
101
Molecular Medicine
and Metabolism
3980
Under
Selection
3990
1. Molecular basis of neural stem cell self-renewal and fate

determination
2. Origin and migration of neural cells during brain development
3. Hematopoietic stem cell development and growth/
TAGA Tetsuya
M(MR)
differentiation regulation during fetal stage
4. Molecular characterizaion of cancer stem cells and their niche
5. Signaling pathways and epigenetic mechanisms governing
stem cell regulation
M(MR)
102
Systemic Organ Regulation
100
Stem Cell Regulation
M(MR)
103
Molecular
Pharmacology
4000
1. Molecular analysis on the regulation of calcium metabolism

2. Analysis of the signaling molecules operating in the control
of cell growth and differentiation
NODA Masaki 3. Cell biology of extra-cellular matrix and adhesion
4. Molecular biological analysis on bone and skeletal cell
differentiation
5. Developmental biology of a skeletal system
104
Molecular Cell
Biology
4010
GOTO
Toshiyasu
1. Molecular mechanism in cellular signaling of growth and

differential factors
2. Molecular mechanism in the onset and progress of diseases
3. Molecular mechanism in the early deveopment
M(MR)
M(MR)
M(MR)
105
Integrated
Epigenomics
4020
KOHDA
Takashi
1. Molecular biology of mammalian development and human

genetic diseses.
2. Epigenetics in mammalian development and growth.
3. Mechanism of genomic imprinting.
4. Epigenetics in assisted reproductive medicine and
regenerative medicine.
5. Mammalian viviparity and molecular evolution by
retrotransposons.
106
Chronobiology
4030
HIRAYAMA
Jun
1. Study on molecular mechanisms regulating circadain clock

2. Study on roles of post-translational modifications of clock
proteins in circadian regulation of physiology
24
Number Division
107
Stem Cell Biology
108
Resipiratory Medicine
Gastroenterology and
Hepatology
109
110
112
113
114
Surgical Oncology
111
Department
Cardiovascular
Medicine
Anesthesiology
Cardiovascular
Surgery
Nephrology
Department
Code
Supervisor
4040
NISHIMURA
Emi
1. Identification of somatic stem cells in the skin

2. Mechanisms of tissue stem cell maintenance
3. Mechanisms of tissue aging
4. Mechanisms of cancer development
5. Device for in ivo stem cell regulation
INASE
Naohiko
1. Pulmonary fibrosis in interstitial pneumonia

2. Causative antigen and susceptability gene of hypersensitivity
pneumonitis
3. Airway remodeling in bronchial asthma
4. Cause of sarcoidosis
5. Pathophysiology of sleep apnea syndrome
WATANABE
Mamoru
1. The clarification of pathogenesis and Immune reguration in

inflammatory bowel disease
2. Functional analysis of the intestine using primary cell curture
3. The development of regenerative medicine in gut and liver
4. The development of novel therapy for HCV using in vitro
model of HCV infection.
5. Crosstalk of the signaling pathways in intestinal epithelial
cells
4070
UETAKE
Hiroyuki
1. Elucidaton of molecular pathways to colorectal tumorigenesis

2. Dvelopment of the way to repress growth of colorectal cancer
3. Development of appropriate chemotherapy for gastrointestinal
cancer
4. Development of effective treatment strategy for the gastric
cancer
5. Development of effective treatment strategy for the breast
cancer
4080
1. Ischemic heart disease

2. Heart Failure/cardiomyopathy
Mitsuaki Isobe 3. Arrythmias
4. Atherosclerosis/Vasculitis
5. Transplantation immunology
4050
4060
4090
4100
4110
Research Subject
Classification
M(MR)
MAKITA
Koshi
1. Discovering most effective ventilation methods for injury

lungs.
2. Therapeutic mechanism of mesenchymal stem cell for lung
injury (rat and mouse model)
3. Epidemiologic studies to identify incidence of, and risk
factors for postoperative acute kidney injury in patients
undergoing liver resection.
4. Studies on the mechanisms of cerebral pain processing and
pain chronification by human functional magnetic resonance
imaging and positron emission tomography.
5. Studies on the effect of anesthetics on the developing brain
ARAI
Hirokuni
1. Study to improve safety and quality of coronary artery bypass

grafting
2. Development of new surgical treatment for ischemic
myocardial disease
3. Development of surgical technique of beating mitral valve
plasty
4. Heart and lung transplantation
5. Regenerative therapy for severely failing heart to improve
cardiac function
UCHIDA
Shinichi
1. Water and solutes transport in the kidney

2. Development of therapy for the kidney diseases and
channelopathies
3. Expression and functional studies of channels and transporters
4. Clarification of pathogenesis of chronic kidney disease and
development of therapy
5. Generation of gene-targeting mouse
25
Number Division
Comprehensive
Reproductive
Medicine
115
116
Urology
117
118
Igakuken Diseaseoriented Molecular

Biology
120
Clinical anatomy
Advanced Therapeutic Sciences
122
Esophageal and
General Surgery
Thoracic Surgery
119
121
Department
Systems BioMedicine
Comprehensive
Pathology
Department
Code
4120
4130
4140
4150
4440
4160
4170
4180
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
KUBOTA
Toshiro
1. Research of physiology, endocrinology and metabolism in

reproductive medicine
2. Mechanism of age-dependent female physical and mental
changes
3. Clinical and basic research in perinatal medicine
KIHARA
Kazunori
1. Development of novel minimally invasive surgery for kidney,

bladder, and prostate cancer (RoboSurgeon Gasless Singleport Surgery)
2. Development of bladder preservative therapy for invasive
bladder cancer
3. Development of clampless and sutureless partial nephrectomy
for kidney cancer
4. Development of focal therapy for prostate cancer
5. Genetic analysis and stem cell research for genitourinary
disease
KAWANO
Tatsuyuki
1. Development of new technology in esophageal surgery

2. Development of new technology in peripheral vascular
surgery
3. Studies on squamous field cancerization
4. Studies on non-invasive vascular tests, serious ischemic limbs
and Buerger's disease
5. Studies on carcinogensis and tumor extension
OKUBO
Kenichi
1. Minimally invasive surgery for lung cancer

2. Induction therapy for locally invading lung cancer
3. Surgical treatment for metastatic lung tumor
4. Adjuvant chemotherapy for lung cancer surgery
5. Multimodality treatment fo malignant pleural mesothelioma
HARA
Takahiko
1. Blood regeneration by using ES/iPS cells and development of

CXCL14-based anti-cancer/diabetes drugs
2. Research on etiology of mental illnesses and therapeutics
using molecular biology including studies of iPS cells
3. Molecular mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases and the
development of new therapeutic approaches
4. The molecular mechanisms for the regulation of neural
development to discover the fundamental cause of various
nervous diseases
AKITA
Keiichi
1. Anatomic bases of functional preservation in surgical

procedures
2. Developmental biological analyses for further understanding
of anatomical issues
3. Comparative anatomic and developmental biological analyses
of the spatial arrangement of the organs
ASAHARA
Hiroshi
1. Four dimensional gene expression database construction and

its application to regenerative medicine
2. The function of non-coding RNA in development and
inflammatory diseases
3. Systems approaches for developmental biology and medicine
4. Genome dynamics during embryogenesis examined by new
technique
5. In silico medical science integrating bioinformatics and
imaging technique
KITAGAWA
Masanobu
1. Analysis of the mechanisms for retrovirus-induced

leukemogenesis and host reaction
2. Molecular pathological analysis of the pathogenesis of
myelodysplastic syndromes
3. Correlation of retroviral infection and apoptosis-related signal
pathways in mouse/human cells
4. Molecular pathological study of the mechanisms for drug
resistance of neoplastic cells
5. Interactions of neoplastic cells with stromal cells in
hematopoietic neoplasms
26
Number Division
123
Department
Molecular Oncology
124
Surgical Pathology
125
Department of
Experimental Animal
Model for Human
Disease
126
Signal Gene
Regulation
128
129
130
127
Biofunctional
Molecular Science
Medicinal Chemistry
Biomedical Devices
and Instrumentation
Advanced Medical
Device Development
Department
Code
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
4190
1. DNA methylation, microRNA and carcinogenesis

FUKAMACHI
2. Mouse model of gastric cancer
Hiroshi
3. Isolation and analysis of gastric cancer stem cells
4200
1. Development of morphological diagnostic methods of human

diseases
2. Development of diagnostic markers discerning cancer cell
invasion
Takumi Akashi
M(MH)
3. Diagnosis and analysis of epithelial neoplasms with ALK
gene translocation
4. Carcinogenesis of prostate due to chronic inflammation and
its risk assessment
1. Sox17 function for the foregut endoderm development.
Etiology Mouse Hepatitis
2. The functional analysis of SoxF group
3. Mechanisms of bile duct development
4. Functional analysis of transcription factor Sox17 for
implantation
5. Mechanism of primordial follicle activation in mammalian
ovary
4210
KANAI
Masami
4220
1. Mechanism of T cell proliferation and transformation

NAKAMURA 2. Transcriptional regulation in development
Masataka
3. Links between prostaglandine D2 receptor functions and
diseases
M(EA)
M(RC)
1. Construction of a facile method to develop various fluorescent

sensors for elucidating physiological functions
M(BM)
2. Development of histone methyltransferase inhibitors
3. Development of fluorescent sensors by modulating the
complex formation of fluorophores
4230
HIRANO
Tomoya
4240
1. Development of bifunctional molecules using organic

synthesis.
2. Development of peptidomimetics and drug discovery
TAMAMURA
templates.
M(BM)
Hirokazu
3. Development of anti-HIV agents and anti-cancer agents.
4. Development of bioprobes and chemical biology.
5. Applications of zinc finger proteins for gene therapy and nano
technology.
4250
HIRANO
Tomoya
(concurrently
assigned)
1. Fundamental and application research for "Sensing Biology"

2. Biosensors and wearable sensors based on Soft-MEMS
technology for ubiquitous biomedical measurements
3. Highly sensitive & selective biosensor and bio-imaging
system for assessments of human odor chemicals and
M(BM)
residential allergen & virus.
4. Fiber-optic fluoroimmunoassay system and micro total
analysis system (-TAS)
5. Novel actuators, organic robotics and artificial organs by
chemo-mechanical energy converting device "organic engine"
NOMURA
Fumimasa
1. Biophysics on single-cell-based constructive understanding of

epigenetic information in cellular networks of living systems.
2. Deveopment of on-chip biotechnologies for single cell level
analysis.
3. Construction of functional human stem cell derived
cardiomyocyte network for understanding of "community
M(BM)
effect" of cellular networks, and its application of quasi-in
vivo model for drug discovery screening system.
4. Constructive on-chip neuronal netowork model formation
and application for understanding of study and memorization
mechanisms in brain.
5. Development of liqid biopsy technologies for diagnostics
application of circulating tumor cells in blood.
4260
27
Number Division
131
Biomechanics
Biointerface
Engineering
132
133
Material Biofunctions
134
136
137
Genetic Regulation
135
Department
Bioinformatics
Applied Gene
Medicine
Molecular
Cytogenetics
Department
Code
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
4270
1. Development of surgical robot system

2. Development of forceps manipulator for minimally invasive
KAWASHIMA
surgery
M(BM)
Kenji
3. Power assist device using pneumatic artificial rubber muscle
4. Teleoperation control using biological signals
5. Development of medical devices based on mechanical control
4280
1. Characterization and designn of surfaces suitable for biosensing

2. Fundamental study on signal transduction mechanism
MATSUMOTO
between biology and electronics
Akira
3. Design of bio-functional polymers for biological
communication and drug delivery systems
4. Development of a totally synthetic insulin-delivery system
M(BM)
4290
1. Development of medical materials and devices on human

health
NAGAI Akiko 2. Development of evaluation methods for studying interaction
of materials with biological function
3. Application of biomaterials for regeneration medeicine
M(BM)
4300
KIMURA
Akinori
1. Structural and functional analysis of human genome diversity

2. Genome medicine for etiology and pathogenesis of intractable
cardiovascular diseases
3. Development of therapeutic strategy for intractable diseases
M(MR)
based on genome medicine
4. Structure and function of major histocompatibility complex
(MHC) locus
5. Evolutional medicine to reveal genetic factors involved in
infection and immunity
4310
KITAJIMA
Shigetaka
(concurrently
assigned)
1. Systems biology
2. Bioinformatics
3. Viral evolution
4. Cancer omics analysis
5. Medical informatics
M(MR)
MIKI Yoshio
1. Analysis of the molecule mechanism of human oncogenesis

2. Development of the new strategies for diagnosis and
treatments of breast cancer by integrative cancer biology and
genomics
3. Analysis of carcinogenesis and the DNA damage and repair
4. New molecular genetics of hereditary breast and ovarian
cancer
5. Cancer genome informatics
M(MR)
INAZAWA
Johji
1. Identification and Functional assessment of novel cancerrelated genes

2. Integrative genomics and epigenetics for personalized cancer
medicine
3. Cancer systems biology
4. Identification and molecular characterization of genes
responsible for unknown genetic diseases
5. Molecular pathogenesis of unknown multiple congenital
anomalies and intellectual disabilities (MCA/ID)
M(MR)
M(MR)
M(MR)
4320
4330
138
Biochemical Genetics
4340
KITAJIMA
Shigetaka
1. Mechanism of gene transcription

2. Gene regulatory network of stress response
3. Gene control of cell fate determination
4. Gene transcription syndrome
5. Histone methyl transferase ASH1 and human muscular
dystrophy
139
Structural Biology
4350
IKURA
Teikichi
1. Structural analysis of proteins

2. Protein folding
3. Protein engineering
28
Number Division
140
Hematology
Molecular
Endocrinology and
Metabolism
141
Hepatobiliary and
Pancreatic Surgery
142
144
145
146
147
143
Department
Orthopaedic and
Spinal Surgery
Diagnostic Radiology
and Nuclear Medicine
Disease Genomics
Human Genetics and

Disease Diversity
NCCHD Child Health

and Development
Department
Code
Research Subject
Classification
MIURA
Osamu
Intracellular signaling mechanisms underlying development and

therapy resistance of leukemia
Molecular pathogenesis of lymphoid malignancies and
development of their novel therapies
Pathogenesis of EB virus-related diseases and development of
their effective therapies
OGAWA
Yoshihiro
Molecular Mechanism of Metabolic Syndrome and Lifestyle

Diseases and Their Therapeutic Strategies
Molecular Mechanism of Chronic Inflammation in Lifestyle
Diseases and Its Clinical Implications
Epigenetic Regulation of Lifestyle Diseases and Its Clinical
Implications
Molecular Mechanism of Hormone-producing Tumors and Their
Pathophysiologies
Molecular Genetics of Congenital Endocrine and Metabolic
Disorders
TANABE
Minoru
Multidisciplinary treatment for HPB disease, focusing on

surgery.
Comprehensive genetic analysis and development of molecular
target therapy for HPB malignancies.
Clinical and basic research for liver transplantation
Development of the minimum invasive HPB surgery
Pathophisiology of Liver Microcirculation
4390
OKAWA
Atsushi
Regenerative medicine spinal cord and bone

Development and evaluation of biomaterilas for clinical
application
Bone and cartilage metabolism
Development therapies of bone and soft tissue tumors
Evaluation of magnetic fieled evoked by nerve conduction
4400
OHASHI
Isamu
Development of imaging diagnosis and the clinical application

using diffusion weighted magnetic resonance imaging
Evaluation and development of the breast diagnosis using
multimodality imaging and image guided biopsy approach
4410
ISHIKAWA
Shumpei
Genomic approch for cancer - stromal interaction

Functional genomic screening in cancer
Fuctional analysis of cancer assoiated molecules
Genomic analysis of clinical cancer samples
MR
TANAKA
Toshihiro
Elucidation of genetic architecture of human metabolic diseases

using genome and meta-genome infromation
Biomaker identification for genome-based personalized medicine
Pharmacogenomics
Functional Genomics
Statistical Genetics
AKUTSU
Hidenori
Exploring molecular mechanism for acquisition of zygote

totipotency, epigenetic reprogramming and pluripotency in
stem cells. Application studies for reproductive medicine and
regenerative medicine.
Identification of target molecules in severe diseases and
establishment of disease model mice by studying molecular
mechanisms of genomic imprinting, gametogenesis and sexual
differentiation.
Elucidation of genetic abnormality in congenital severe
metabolic diseases using advanced genetic analysis
Studying for cellular model in human severe disease by
advancing flow cytometry
Elucidation for neurological disease mechanism and target
molecules using molecular biology and tissue engineering
Elucidating for molecular mechanism of perinatal abnormality
using system biology
4360
4370
4380
4420
4430
Supervisor
29
M(MH)
Number Division
Department
Department
Code
Supervisor
Research Subject
Classification
1. Molecular mechanisms of carcinogenesis and identification of

cell-of-origin of cancer
2. Analysis of cellular senescence and its role in carcinogenesis
3. Pathological and genetic analysis of human cancer such as
malignant lymphoma and lung cancer
4. Application of nanobiotechnology in cancer diagnosis
5. Utilization of bioinformatics for personalized medicine and
innovative drug therapy
NAKAMURA
Takuro
SHIBA
Kiyotaka
149
148
JFCR Cancer Biology
4440
TOMITA
Akihiro
HARA
Eiji
HIROTA
Toru
TAKEUCHI
Kengo
Applied Regenerative
Medicine
4450
1. Development of regenerative medicine with stem cells

2. Realization and industrialization of cell and regenerative
SEKIYA Ichiro
therapy
3. Establishment of safety test for regenerative medicine
4. Translational research
Notes:
List of research information displays data as of May 1, 2014
M: School of Medicine
MH: Medical Hospital
D: School of Dentistry
DH: Dental Hospital
BM: Institute of Biomaterials and Bioengineering
MR: Medical Research Institute
RC: Research Center for Medical and Dental Sciences
CE: Center for Education Research in Medicine and Dentistry
ME: Life Science and Bioethics Research Center
EA: Center for Experimental Animals
LMIT: Institute for Library and Media Information Technology
1 National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry
2 Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science
3 National Center for Child Health and Development
4 Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research
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Sciences, Doctoral Program, Medical and Dental Sciences Track
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Department
Department of Oral
Pathology
Bacterial Pathogenesis
Molecular
Immunology
Advanced Biomaterials
Diagnostic Oral
Pathology
Organic Biomaterials
Functional
Biomaterials
Oral Radiation
Oncology
Surgery
Radiology
Anesthesiology and
Clinical Physiology
Orofacial Pain
Management
Pediatric Dentistry
Orthodontic Science
Cariology and
Operative Dentistry
Fixed Prosthodontics
Pulp Biology and
Endodontics
Removable Partial
Prosthodontics
Oral Implatology and
Regenerative Dental
Medicine
Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery
Head and Neck
Surgery
Radiation Therapeutics
and Oncology
Maxillofacial Anatomy
Cognitive
Neurobiology
Molecular Craniofacial
Embryology
Cellular Physiological
Chemistry
Metallic Biomaterials
Biodesign
Maxillofacial Surgery
Maxillofacial
Orthognathics
Maxillofacial
Prosthetics
Note: Use area code 03 for phone numbers for which no area code is shown.
Department
Code
Supervisor
Contact Person
Phone
Email
3010
YAMAGUCHI Akira YAMAGUCHI Akira
5803-5451 akira.mpa@tmd.ac.jp
3020
NAKAGAWA Ichiro
NAKAGAWA Ichiro
5803-5457 ichiro-n.bac@tmd.ac.jp
3030
AZUMA Miyuki
AZUMA Miyuki
5803-5935 miyuki.mim@tmd.ac.jp
3040
Motohiro Uo
Motohiro Uo
5803-5467 uo.abm@tmd.ac.jp
3050
IZUMO Toshiyuki
IZUMO Toshiyuki
5803-5714 izumo.dlab@tmd.ac.jp
3060
YUI Nobuhiko
YUI Nobuhiko
5280-8020 yui.org@tmd.ac.jp
3070
KIMURA Tsuyoshi
KISHIDA Akio
5280-8028 kishida.mbme@tmd.ac.jp
3080
MIURA Masahiko
MIURA Masahiko
5803-5897 masa.mdth@tmd.ac.jp
3090
HARADA Hiroyuki
HARADA Hiroyuki
5803-5507 hiro-harada.osur@tmd.ac.jp
3100
KURABAYASHI
Tohru
KURABAYASHI Tohru 5803-5544 kura.orad@tmd.ac.jp
3110
FUKAYAMA Haruhisa FUKAYAMA Haruhisa
5803-5548 fukayama.anph@tmd.ac.jp
3120
SHIMADA Masahiko SHIMADA Masahiko
5803-5936 mshimada.ofpm@tmd.ac.jp
3130
3140
Under Selection
ONO Takashi
ONO Yoshiaki
5803-5540 y-ono.dohs@tmd.ac.jp
MATSUMOTO Yoshiro 5803-5527 y.matsumoto.orts@tmd.ac.jp
3150
TAGAMI Junji
TAGAMI Junji
5803-5480 tagami.ope@tmd.ac.jp
3160
OKADA Daizo
5803-5521 d.okada.fpro@tmd.ac.jp
WADACHI Reiko
5803-5494 r.wadachi.endo@tmd.ac.jp
3180
MIURA Hiroyuki
SUNAKAWA
Mitsuhiro
WAKABAYASHI
Noriyuki
WAKABAYASHI
Noriyuki
5803-5512 wakabayashi.rpro@tmd.ac.jp
3190
KASUGAI Shohei
KASUGAI Shohei
5803-5934 kas.mfc@tmd.ac.jp
3200
OKAZAKI Mutsumi
OKAZAKI Mutsumi
5803-5923 okazaki.plas@tmd.ac.jp
3210
SUMI Takuro
SUMI Takuro
5803-5913 sumi.oto@tmd.ac.jp
3220
YOSHIMURA Ryoichi YOSHIMURA Ryoichi
5803-5311 radiology.mrad@tmd.ac.jp
3230
SHIBATA Shunichi
SHIBATA Shunichi
5803-5435 sshibata.mfa@tmd.ac.jp
3240
TAIRA Masato
TAIRA Masato
5803-5445 masato.cnb@tmd.ac.jp
3250
ISEKI Sachiko
ISEKI Sachiko
5803-5578 s.iseki.emb@tmd.ac.jp
3260
MORITA Ikuo
MORITA Ikuo
5803-5575 morita.cell@tmd.ac.jo
3270
3280
3290
HANAWA Takao
TAKAKUDA Kazuo
HARADA Kiyoshi
HANAWA Takao
TAKAKUDA Kazuo
OHYAMA Yoshio
5280-8006 hanawa.met@tmd.ac.jp
5280-8040 takakuda.mech@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5500 yohyama.mfs@tmd.ac.jp
3300
MORIYAMA Keiji
SUZUKI Shoichi
5803-5533 s-suzuki.mort@tmd.ac.jp
3310
TANIGUCHI Hisashi SUMITA Yuka
3170
31
5803-4757 yuka.mfp@tmd.ac.jp
Number Division
32
33
34
37
Bio-Matrix
35
36
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
50
51
52
Public Health
49
53
54
55
56
57
58
60
61
64
65
66
67
68
62
63
Gerontology and
Gerodontology
59
Department
Supervisor
Code
Cell Biology
3320 NAKATA Takao
Medical Biochemistry
3330 HATA Yutaka
Department of Joint
Surgery and Sports
3340 MUNETA Takeshi
Medicine
Biostructural Science
3350 TAKANO Yoshiro
Pharmacology
3360 AOKI Kazuhiro
Tissue Regeneration
3370 SHINOMURA
Tamayuki
Biochemistry
3380 Under Selection
Cell Signaling
3390 NAKASHIMA Tomoki
Bioceramic Materials
YAMASHITA
3400 Kimihiro
Science
Periodontology
3410 IZUMI Yuichi
Health Promotion
3420 TAKANO Takehito
Environmental
3430 OHTA Nobuo
Parasitology
Forensic Medicine
3440 UEMURA Koichi
International Health
3450 NAKAMURA Keiko
and Medicine
Health Care
Management and
3460 KAWAHARA Kazuo
Planning
Molecular
3470 MURAMATSU
Epidemiology
Masaaki
Research Development 3480 TAKASE Kozo
Health Policy and
3490 FUSHIMI Kiyohide
Informatics
Life Sciences and
3500 YOSHIDA Masayuki
Bioethics
Forensic Dentistry
3510 Under Selection
Health Care Economics 3520 KAWABUCHI Koichi
Dental Education
3530 MORIO Ikuko
Development
Oral Health Promotion 3540 KAWAGUCHI Yoko
Sports medicine and
3550 UENO Toshiaki
dentistry
Educational system in
3560 ARAKI Kouji
Dentistry
Educational Media
3570 KINOSHITA Atsuhiro
Development
Insured Medical Care
4480 AI Masumi
Management
Geriatrics and Vascular 3580 SHIMOKADO
Medicine
Kentaro
Rehabilitation
3590 MORITA Sadao
Medicine
Gerodontology and
3600 MINAKUCHI
Oral Rehabilitation
Shunsuke
Laboratory Medicine
3610 NARA Nobuo
Critical Care Medicine 3620 Under Selection
Section of Liaison
Psychiatry and
3630 MATSUSHIMA
Eisuke
Palliative Medicine
Department
Pharmacokinetics and
Pharmacodynamics
Medical Education
Research and
Development
Acute Critical Care and
Disaster Medicine
Clinical Oncology
Contact Person
Phone
Email
NAKAMURA Satoko
HATA Yutaka
5803-5143 info.cbio@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5164 yuhammch@tmd.ac.jp
KOGA Hideyuki
5803-4775 koga.orj@tmd.ac.jp
TAKANO Yoshiro
AOKI Kazuhiro
SHINOMURA
Tamayuki
YOKOYAMA Miki
NAKASHIMA Tomoki
5803-5439 takanoy.bss@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5461 kazu.hpha@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5450 t.shinomura.trg@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5567 m.yokoyama.bch@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5472 naka.csi@tmd.ac.jp
YAMASHITA Kimihiro 5280-8016 yama-k.bcr@tmd.ac.jp

IZUMI Yuichi
TAKANO Takehito
5803-5486 y-izumi.peri@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5190 secretary1.hlth@tmd.ac.jp
Akao Nobuaki
5803-5192 ocha.vip@tmd.ac.jp
UEMURA Koichi
5803-5197 kuemura.legm@tmd.ac.jp
NAKAMURA Keiko
5803-4066 nakamura.ith@tmd.ac.jp
KAWAHARA Kazuo
5803-4031 kk.hcm@tmd.ac.jp
MURAMATSU Masaaki 5280-8060 muramatsu.eri@mri.tmd.

ac.jp
TAKASE Kozo
5803-4029 ktakase.rdev@tmd.ac.jp
FUSHIMI Kiyohide
5803-4025 kfushimi.hci@tmd.ac.jp
YOSHIDA Masayuki
5809-4724 masabec@tmd.ac.jp
IGARASHI Isao
5803-5931 kawabuchi.hce@tmd.ac.jp
SEKI Naoko
5803-4537 nseki.edev@tmd.ac.jp
UENO Masayuki
5803-5478 ueno.ohp@tmd.ac.jp
TAKAHASHI Toshyuki 5803-5867 t.takahashi.spmd@tmd.ac.jp

ARAKI Kouji
5803-4577 k.araki.gend@tmd.ac.jp
KINOSHITA Atsuhiro
5803-4643 kinoshita.emdv@tmd.ac.jp
AI Masumi
5803-4772 ai.vasc@tmd.ac.jp
SHIMOKADO Kentaro
5803-5968 k.shimoka.vasc@tmd.ac.jp
MORITA Sadao
5803-5649 morita.reh@tmd.ac.jp
MINAKUCHI Shunsuke 5803-5582 s.minakuchi.gerd@tmd.ac.jp

TOHDA Shuji
MITAKA Chieko
5803-5334 tohda.mlab@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5959 c.mitaka.icu@tmd.ac.jp
MATSUSHIMA Eisuke
5803-5859 em.lppm@tmd.ac.jp
3640
YASUHARA Masato
YASUHARA Masato
5803-5613 yasuhara.mpha@tmd.ac.jp
3650
TANAKA Yujiro
TAKAHASHI Makoto
5803-5948 takahashi.merd@tmd.ac.jp
3660
OTOMO Yasuhiro
OTOMO Yasuhiro
5803-4766 otomo.accm@tmd.ac.jp
3670
MIYAKE Satoshi
MIYAKE Satoshi
5803-4089 sm.conc@tmd.ac.jp
32
Number Division
70
71
72
73
74
69
75
76
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
77
86
Department
Dentistry for Persons
with Disabilities
General Dentistry
Psychosomatic
Dentistry
Behavioral Dentistry
Temporomandibular
Joint and Oral Function
Professional
Development in Health
Sciences
Neuroanatomy and
Cellular Neurobiology
Systems
Neurophysiology
Pharmacology and
Neurobiology
Molecular
Neuroscience
Neuropathology
Ophthalmology and
Vision Science
Otorhinolaryngology
Neurology and
Neurological Science
Psychiatry and
Behavioral Sciences
Neurosurgery
Endovascular Surgery
NCNP Brain
Physiology and
Patholog
Department
Code
Supervisor
Contact Person
Phone
Email
3680
SHINOZUKA Osamu SHINOZUKA Osamu
5803-5554 o.shinozuka.dpd@tmd.ac.jp
3690
Under Selection
TONAMI Ken-ichi
5803-5568 ken1.gend@tmd.ac.jp
3700
TOYOFUKU Akira
TOYOFUKU Akira
5803-5909 toyoompm@tmd.ac.jp
3710
MATAKI Shiro
MATAKI Shiro
5803-5894 mataki.diag@tmd.ac.jp
3720
KINO Koji
KINO Koji
5803-5713 k-kino.tmj@tmd.ac.jp
4490
TAKADA Kazuki
TAKADA Kazuki
5803-4964 takada.rheu@tmd.ac.jp
3730
TERADA Sumio
TERADA Sumio
5803-5149 terada.nana@tmd.ac.jp
3740
SUGIHARA Izum
SUGIHARA Izum
5803-5152 isugihara.phy1@tmd.ac.jp
3750
TANABE Tsutomu
TANABE Tsutomu
5803-5167 t-tanabe.mphm@tmd.ac.jp
3760
TANAKA Kohichi
TANAKA Kohichi
5803-5846 tanaka.aud@mri.tmd.ac.jp
3770
OKAZAWA Hitoshi
OKAZAWA Hitoshi
5803-5847 okazawa.npat@mri.tmd.ac.jp
3780
Under Selection
OHNO Kyoko
5803-5302 k.ohno.oph@tmd.ac.jp
3790
TSUNODA Atsunobu TSUNODA Atsunobu
5803-5308 at.hns@tmd.ac.jp
3800
YOKOTA Takanori
OHKUBO Takuya
5803-5234 ohkunuro@tmd.ac.jp
3810
NISHIKAWA Toru
NISHIKAWA Toru
5803-5237 tnis.psyc@tmd.ac.jp
3820
3830
MAEHARA Taketoshi NARIAI Tadashi

NEMOTO Shigeru
YOSHINO Yoshikazu
4430
HOSHINO Mikio
HOSHINO Mikio
MIKI Michiko
5803-5162 secretary.mbch@tmd.ac.jp
YAMAOKA Shoji
KANNAGI Mari
5803-5181 shojmmb@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5798 kann.impt@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5266 nariai.nsrg@tmd.ac.jp
5803-4088 ikyoku.evs@tmd.ac.jp
042-346hoshino@ncnp.go.jp
1796
Immune Regulation
3840
88
89
Molecular Virology
Immunotherapeutics
Cellular and
Environmental Biology
Biodefense Research
Pathological Cell
Biology
Pathological
Biochemistry
Immunology
Pediatrics and
Developmental
Biology
Rheumatology
Dermatology
Human Pathology
Physiology and Cell
Biology
Molecular and Cellular
Cardiology
Molecular Medicine
and Metabolism
Stem Cell Regulation
Molecular
Pharmacology
3850
3860
KARASUYAMA
Hajime
YAMAOKA Shoji
KANNAGI Mari
3870
HARA Masayuki
HARA Masayuki
5803-5790 mhara.ric@tmd.ac.jp
3880
OHTEKI Toshiaki
OHTEKI Toshiaki
5803-4746 ohteki.bre@mri.tmd.ac.jp
3890
SHIMIZU Shigeomi
SHIMIZU Shigeomi
5803-4692 shimizu.pcb@mri.tmd.ac.jp
3900
Under Selection
3910
ADACHI Takahiro
TSUBATA Takeshi
5803-5835 tsubata.imm@mri.tmd.ac.jp
3920
MORIO Tomohiro
TAKAGI Masatoshi
5803-5249 tmorio.ped@tmd.ac.jp
3930
3940
3950
KOHSAKA Hitoshi
YOKOZEKI Hiroo
EISHI Yoshinobu
KOHSAKA Hitoshi
YOKOZEKI Hiroo
EISHI Yoshinobu
5803-5201 kohsaka.rheu@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5282 3064derm@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5964 eishi.path@tmd.ac.jp
3960
TAKEDA Shu
TAKEDA Shu
5803-5156 takeda.phy2@tmd.ac.jp
3970
FURUKAWA Tetsushi FURUKAWA Tetsushi
3980
Under Selection
3990
TAGA Tetsuya
TAGA Tetsuya
5803-5814 taga.scr@mri.tmd.ac.jp
4000
NODA Masaki
NODA Masaki
5803-4057 noda.mph@mri.tmd.ac.jp
90
91
92
93
94
95
99
100
101
102
103
96
97
98
87
33
5803-4950 t_furukawa.bip@mri.tmd.
ac.jp
Number Division
Department
Department
Code
Supervisor
Contact Person
Phone
Email
4010
GOTO Toshiyasu
SHIBUYA Hiroshi
5803-4901 shibuya.mcb@mri.tmd.ac.jp
105
Molecular Cell
Biology
Integrated epigenomics
4020
KOHDA Takashi
KOHDA Takashi
106
Chronobiology
4030
HIRAYAMA Jun
HIRAYAMA Jun
107
108
Stem Cell Biology

Resipiratory Medicine
Gastroenterology and
Hepatology
Surgical Oncology
Cardiovascular
Medicine
Anesthesiology
Cardiovascular
Surgery
Nephrology
Comprehensive
Reproductive Medicine
Urology
Esophageal and
General Surgery
Thoracic Surgery
Igakuken Diseaseoriented Molecular
Biology
Clinical anatomy
Systems BioMedicine
Comprehensive
Pathology
Molecular Oncology
Surgical Pathology
Experimental Animal
Model for Human
Disease
Signal Gene
Regulation
Biofunctional
Molecular Science
4040
4050
NISHIMURA Emi
INASE Naohiko
NISHIMURA Emi
INASE Naohiko
5803-4864 tkohda.epgn@mri.tmd.ac.jp
5803-4658 hirayama.dbio@mri.tmd.
ac.jp
5803-4651 nishscm@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5950 ninase.pulm@tmd.ac.jp
4060
WATANABE Mamoru WATANABE Mamoru
5803-5973 mamoru.gast@tmd.ac.jp
4070
UETAKE Hiroyuki
IIDA Satoru
5803-5261 s-iida.srg2@tmd.ac.jp
4080
Mitsuaki Isobe
Mitsuaki Isobe
5803-5951 isobemi.cvm@tmd.ac.jp
4090
MAKITA Koshi
MAKITA Koshi
5803-5325 makita.mane@tmd.ac.jp
4100
ARAI Hirokuni
ARAI Hirokuni
5803-5267 hiro.cvsg@tmd.ac.jp
4110
UCHIDA Shinichi
UCHIDA Shinichi
5803-5214 suchida.kid@tmd.ac.jp
4120
KUBOTA Toshiro
KUBOTA Toshiro
5803-5316 t.kubota.gyne@tmd.ac.jp
4130
KIHARA Kazunori
SAITO Kazutaka
4140
KAWANO Tatsuyuki
NAKAJIMA Yasuaki
4150
OKUBO Kenichi
OKUBO Kenichi
5803-5295 kz-saito.uro@tmd.ac.jp
yasu.nakajima.srg1@tmd.
5803-5254
ac.jp
5803-4071 okubo.thsr@tmd.ac.jp
4440
HARA Takahiko
HARA Takahiko
5316-3310 hara-tk@igakuken.or.jp
4160
4170
AKITA Keiichi
ASAHARA Hiroshi
5803-5390 akita.fana@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5015 asahara.syst@tmd.ac.jp
KITAGAWA Masanobu
5803-5173 masa.pth2@tmd.ac.jp
4190
4200
AKITA Keiichi
ASAHARA Hiroshi
KITAGAWA
Masanobu
FUKAMACHI Hiroshi
Takumi Akashi
AKIYAMA Yoshimitsu
Takumi Akashi
5803-5184 yakiyama.monc@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5660 akashi.path@tmd.ac.jp
4210
KANAI Masami
KANAI Masami
5803-4070 mkanai.arc@cmn.tmd.ac.jp
4220
NAKAMURA
Masataka
NAKAMURA Masataka 5803-5795 naka.gene@tmd. ac.jp
4230
HIRANO Tomoya
HIRANO Tomoya
Medicinal Chemistry
4240
Biomedical Devices
and Instrumentation
Advanced Medical
Device Development
Biomechanics
Biointerface
Engineering
Material Biofunctions
Genetic Regulation
4250
TAMAMURA
TAMAMURA Hirokazu 5280-8036 tamamura.mr@tmd.ac.jp
Hirokazu
HIRANO Tomoya
(concurrently assigned) MITSUBAYASHI Kohji 5280-8091 m.bdi@tmd.ac.jp
135
Bioinformatics
4310
136
Applied Gene
Medicine
Molecular
Cytogenetics
Biochemical
Genetics
Structural Biology
Hematology
104
110
111
112
113
114
115
109
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
137
138
139
140
127
4180
5280-8128 hira.chem@tmd.ac.jp
4260
NOMURA Fumimasa NOMURA Fumimasa
5280-8173 nomura.bmi@tmd.ac.jp
4270
KAWASHIMA Kenji
5280-8163 kkawa.bmc@tmd.ac.jp
4280
MATSUMOTO Akira MATSUMOTO Akira
5280-8098 matsumoto.bsr@tmd.ac.jp
4290
4300
NAGAI Akiko
NAGAI Akiko
KIMURA Akinori
KIMURA Akinori
KITAJIMA Shigetaka TANAKA Hiroshi
(concurrently assigned)
5280-8087 nag-bcr@tmd.ac.jp
5803-4905 akitis@mri.tmd.ac.jp
4320
MIKI Yoshio
MIKI Yoshio
5803-5825 miki.mgen@mri.tmd.ac.jp
4330
INAZAWA Johji
INAZAWA Johji
5803-5820 johinaz.cgen@mri.tmd.ac.jp
4340
KITAJIMA Shigetaka KITAJIMA Shigetaka
5803-5822 kita.bgen@mri.tmd.ac.jp
4350
4360
IKURA Teikichi
MIURA Osamu
5803-4055 ikura.str@tmd.ac.jp
5803-5952 miura.hema@tmd.ac.jp
KAWASHIMA Kenji
IKURA Teikichi
MIURA Osamu
34
5803-5839 tanaka@bioinfo.tmd.ac.jp
Number Division
141
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
142
Department
Molecular
Endocrinology and
Metabolism
Hepatobiliary and
Pancreatic Surgery
Orthopaedic and Spinal
Surgery
Diagnostic Radiology
and Nuclear Medicine
Disease Genomics
Human Genetics and
Disease Diversity
NCCHD Child Health
and Development
JFCR Cancer Biology
Applied Regenerative
Medicine
Department
Code
Supervisor
Contact Person
Phone
Email
4370
OGAWA Yoshihiro
OGAWA Yoshihiro
5803-5966 ogawa.mem@tmd.ac.jp
4380
TANABE Minoru
KUDO Atsushi
5803-5928 kudomsrg@tmd.ac.jp
4390
OKAWA Atsushi
OKAWA Atsushi
5803-5271 okawa.orth@tmd.ac.jp
4400
OHASHI Isamu
KISHINO Mitsuhiro
5803-5311 radiology.mrad@tmd.ac.jp
4410
ISHIKAWA Shumpei
ISAGAWA Takayuki
5803-4817 tisa.gpat@mri.tmd.ac.jp
4420
TANAKA Toshihiro
TANAKA Toshihiro
5803-4660 ttana.brc@tmd.ac.jp
4430
AKUTSU Hidenori
AKUTSU Hidenori
5494-7047 akutsu-h@ncchd.go.jp
4440
HARA Eiji
Takuro Nakamura
3570-0462 takuro-ind@umin.net
4450
SEKIYA Ichiro
OTABE Koji
5803-4017 otabe.arm@tmd.ac.jp
35
Tokyo Medical and Dental University Map

TMDU
(Yushima campus)
Entrance exam day
access gate
To Hongo
Hongo gate
Hongo Street
Admission Section
(Bldg. 1 West, 1F)
To Yushima
Tenjin Shrine
Successful applicant
notice location
Tokyo Garden Palace

(private school mutual
aid lodging facility)
Yushima
(main) gate
North gate
Bldg. 6
Bldg. 1 West
Bldg. 5
Bldg.1 East
Bldg. 3
Medical Bldg. B
Bldg. 2
West
gate
Bldg. 8 North
Medical Bldg. A
M&D Tower
Bldg. 10
Dental Building
South
Multi-story
parking garage
ori g
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Sotob
treet
a Riv
juku
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Marunouchi Line
Ochanomizu Station
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Bldg. 22
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To Kanda
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L
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TMDU
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Keisei Ueno
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Yoyogi
Konodai
Ochanomizu
Akihabara
Marunouchi Line
Ochanomizu Station
Ichikawa
Kanda
Tokaido Main Line

Shinagawa
Chiyoda Line
Shin-Ochanomizu Station
Tokyo
36
18
To Narita
Sobu Line
Kinshicho
Chuo Line
To Kanda
JR Chuo Line, Ochanomizu Station

Marunouchi Line, Ochanomizu Station Get off train here.
Chiyoda Line, Shin-Ochanomizu Station
Nippori
Chi
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Shinjuku
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To T
Li
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Ochanomizu Bridge
Bldg. 21
Hijiri Bridge
no
Ocha
ori S
Kand
ra
ihaba
k
To A
Juntendo Hospital
To Suidobashi
Hijiri gate
Dental Building North
Bldg. 8
South
Sotob
Yushima Seido Temple
Bldg. 7
To Chiba
2015 Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Doctoral Program,

Medical and Dental Science Track
Entrance Examination Schedule
Application guide distribution starts in the beginning of June 2014

Does the applicant meet any of the application qualifications 1)5) or 13 of 6)?
Yes
No
Does the applicant meet any of application qualification 4 of 6), 7), 8), or 9)?
No
Yes
Application qualifications screening schedule
First round applications: June 18 to 20, 2014
Second round applications: October 22 to 24, 2014
Application qualifications screening (interviews)
First round applications: June 25, 2014, from 2 p.m.
Second round applications: October 28, 2014, from 2 p.m.
Decisions regarding application qualifications
First round applications: Notices to be mailed after July 17, 2014
Second round applications: Notices to be mailed after November 20, 2014
Not qualified
Not qualified to take exam
Qualified
Application period
First round applications: August 6 to 12, 2014
Second round applications: November 25 to December 1, 2014
Entrance examination date

First round applications: September 19, 2014, from 9 a.m.
Second round applications: January 30, 2015, from 9 a.m.
Announcement of successful applicants
First round applications: October 17, 2014, from 1 p.m.
Second round applications: February 20, 2015, from 1 p.m.
Enrollment procedure period
First round applications: October 20 to 24, 2014
Second round applications: February 23 to March 4, 2015
University entrance ceremony: Early April 2015
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Admission Section
School Affairs Division
1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8510
Phone: +81-3-5803-4924
http://www.tmd.ac.jp

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First and Second Round of 2015 Applications

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

How to Obtain Documents to Be Submitted

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

1. Number of Students to Be Admitted

Applicants to whom any of the following apply

First round applications

Wednesday, August 6, to Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Second round applications

Tuesday, November 25, to Monday, December 1, 2014

Weekdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.

6. Graduate School Courses for Working Adults

Along with the qualifications described in 4 of Application Qualifications above,

Friday, September 5, 2014

Second round applications

Thursday, January 22, 2015

Copy of notice regarding outcome

Only approved applicants

Admission application form

TMDU form (form 1)

Exam admission slip and photo

TMDU form (form 2)

Japanese or English transcript issued by alma mater

Transcript (graduate school

Only applicants who have completed (or expect to complete)

Japanese or English diploma (copy)/certificate of (expected)

Course completion (or expected

Only applicants who have completed (or expect to complete)

Letter of consent from employer

Only for working adult graduate school course applicants

Essay about reasons for applying

Only for working adult graduate school course applicants

Descriptions of activities, such as

Only for working adult graduate school course applicants

Recommendation letter from

Only for working adult graduate school course applicants

Exam fee payment certificate

TMDU form (form 8)

TMDU form (form 9)

Documentary proof of surname

Only if submitted ID documents differ from current surname

Self-addressed envelope for exam

Only if applying by mail

International application form for

Only applicants with international academic background

Color copies of both sides of either

Only international students

Other documents TMDU deems

Documentation other than the preceding may be requested

8. Selection Methods and Examination Subjects

English 1 (required), English 2 (required)

One subject chosen from either essay 1 or 2

9. Exam Date and Location

10. Announcement of Successful Applicants

Friday, October 17, 2014, 1 p.m.

Second round applications

Friday, February 20, 2015, 1 p.m.

11. Enrollment Procedures

First round applications

Monday, October 20 to Friday, October 24, 2014

Second round applications

Monday, February 23 to Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Weekdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.

12. Screening of Application Qualifications