Gifu Shimbun University Guidance for High School Students to be Held June 20: Prestigious Universities from Kanto and Kansai Gather in Gifu
Organized by Gifu Shimbun, this is the largest university admissions guidance event in Gifu Prefecture. It provides face-to-face consultation to bridge the educational information gap for students in regional cities.
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Gifu Shimbun Co., Ltd. (Gifu City) will host the "University Guidance for High School Students" on Friday, June 20, 2026, at the Gifu City Culture Center.
As the region's premier annual education event, it offers students and parents the chance to learn about campus life and admission systems directly from university representatives—details often unavailable in brochures. With the diversification of entrance exams, the event has become a critical resource for all grades; notably, 20-30% of participants are now first- and second-year students starting early preparations.
■ Key Highlights
Individual Consultation Booths (No Reservation Required)
Leading universities nationwide will participate. Beyond the Chubu region, prestigious schools from Kanto (Sophia, Meiji, Rikkyo, Hosei, Chuo, Senshu) and Kansai (Kyoto, Kansai, Kindai, Ryukoku, Kyoto Sangyo) will be present. Students can inquire about exam content, local living costs, scholarships, and career prospects.
Special Lectures (Free, Advance Registration Required)
Scheduled sessions essential for candidates will be held (limited capacity):
- 13:10 Gifu University
- 13:50 Meiji University
- 14:30 Hosei University
- 15:10 Rikkyo University
Stamp Rally
High school students who complete consultations at three or more booths will receive a 500-yen book card.
■ Overview
- Time: June 20, 2026, 13:00–17:00 (Reception until 16:00)
- Venue: Gifu City Culture Center
- Target: High school students (Grades 1-3) and parents
- Admission: Free
Participating schools include Gifu University, Nagoya University*, Kyoto University, and other major public and private institutions across Japan (*material-only participation).
As the region's premier annual education event, it offers students and parents the chance to learn about campus life and admission systems directly from university representatives—details often unavailable in brochures. With the diversification of entrance exams, the event has become a critical resource for all grades; notably, 20-30% of participants are now first- and second-year students starting early preparations.
■ Key Highlights
Individual Consultation Booths (No Reservation Required)
Leading universities nationwide will participate. Beyond the Chubu region, prestigious schools from Kanto (Sophia, Meiji, Rikkyo, Hosei, Chuo, Senshu) and Kansai (Kyoto, Kansai, Kindai, Ryukoku, Kyoto Sangyo) will be present. Students can inquire about exam content, local living costs, scholarships, and career prospects.
Special Lectures (Free, Advance Registration Required)
Scheduled sessions essential for candidates will be held (limited capacity):
- 13:10 Gifu University
- 13:50 Meiji University
- 14:30 Hosei University
- 15:10 Rikkyo University
Stamp Rally
High school students who complete consultations at three or more booths will receive a 500-yen book card.
■ Overview
- Time: June 20, 2026, 13:00–17:00 (Reception until 16:00)
- Venue: Gifu City Culture Center
- Target: High school students (Grades 1-3) and parents
- Admission: Free
Participating schools include Gifu University, Nagoya University*, Kyoto University, and other major public and private institutions across Japan (*material-only participation).
FAQ
Is advance registration required to attend?
General admission to the venue and individual booths is free and requires no reservation. However, special lectures by specific universities require advance registration.
Can first-year high school students participate?
Yes, the event is open to high school students of all grades and their parents. It is an ideal venue for early information gathering.