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| The [[wpde>Universit%C3%A4t_Tsukuba|University of Tsukuba]] was founded [[wpde>1973|1978]], but its tradition dates back to 1872. It is a Japanese state [[wpde>Comprehensive University%C3%A4t|University]] and today has about 17,000 students in 9 [[wpde>Facult%C3%A4t_(University)|Faculties]]. | The [[wp>University_of_Tsukuba|University of Tsukuba]] was founded in 1978, but its tradition dates back to 1872. It is a Japanese state university and today has about 17,000 students in 9 [[wp>Faculty_(Division)|Faculties]]. |
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| [[wpde>Tsukuba_(Ibaraki)|Tsukuba]] has been planned and built as a science city since the 1970s. It is located in [[wpde>Pr%C3%A4fecture_Ibaraki|Ibaraki Prefecture]] and is about 60 km from [[wpde>Tokyo|Tōkyō]]. In 1985, a world exposition was held here. Tsukuba is home to about 220,000 people. It is home to important national research institutions whose staff have won several Nobel Prizes, including the [[wpde>KEK_(Research Center)|Research Center for High Energy Physics]] and the [[wpde>Tsukuba_Space_Center|Space Flight Center]]. Nearby is the two-tipped [[wpde>Tsukuba_(Mountain)|Tsukuba Mountain]], which has played an important role in Japanese religious history since the 8th century. | [[wp>Tsukuba|Tsukuba]] has been planned and built as a science city since the 1970s. It is located in [[wp>Ibaraki_Prefecture|Ibaraki Prefecture]] and is about 60 km from [[wp>Tokyo|Tōkyō]]. In 1985, a world exposition was held here. Tsukuba is home to about 220,000 people. It is home to important national research institutions whose staff have won several Nobel Prizes, including the [[wp>KEK|Research Center for High Energy Physics]] and the [[wp>Tsukuba_Space_Center|Space Flight Center]]. Nearby is the two-tipped [[wp>Mount_Tsukuba|Tsukuba Mountain]], which has played an important role in Japanese religious history since the 8th century. |
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| <button type="info">[[http://www.tsukuba.ac.jp/|Homepage of the University of Tsukuba]]</button> | <button type="info">[[http://www.tsukuba.ac.jp/|Homepage of the University of Tsukuba]]</button> |