10 Best universities for Tax Law in Japan

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Below is a list of best universities in Japan ranked based on their research performance in Tax Law. A graph of 6.8K citations received by 1.06K academic papers made by 10 universities in Japan was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. University of Tokyo

For Tax Law

#15 in Asia
#145 in the World
Acceptance Rate
36%
Enrollment
28,218
Founded
1877

2. Hitotsubashi University

For Tax Law

#26 in Asia
#220 in the World
Acceptance Rate
33%
Enrollment
6,287
Male:Female
70:30
Founded
1875

3. Kyoto University

For Tax Law

#29 in Asia
#235 in the World
Acceptance Rate
11%
Enrollment
22,455
Male:Female
76:24
Founded
1897

4. Nagoya University

For Tax Law

#40 in Asia
#309 in the World
Acceptance Rate
14%
Enrollment
15,834
Founded
1939

5. University of Tsukuba

For Tax Law

#43 in Asia
#317 in the World
Acceptance Rate
18%
Enrollment
16,507
Male:Female
61:39
Founded
1973

6. Osaka University

For Tax Law

#46 in Asia
#329 in the World
Acceptance Rate
13%
Enrollment
23,123
Male:Female
68:32
Founded
1931

7. Ritsumeikan University

For Tax Law

#56 in Asia
#373 in the World
Acceptance Rate
34%
Founded
1899

8. Keio University

For Tax Law

#63 in Asia
#407 in the World
Acceptance Rate
12%
Enrollment
33,518
Founded
1858

9. Osaka University of Economics

For Tax Law

#64 in Asia
#416 in the World
Enrollment
7,337
Founded
1949

10. Waseda University

For Tax Law

#73 in Asia
#474 in the World
Acceptance Rate
10%
Enrollment
47,094
Founded
1882

The best cities to study Tax Law in Japan based on the number of universities and their ranks are Tokyo, Kunitachi, Kyoto, and Nagoya.