English Pronunciation and Phonetic Symbols

Practical phonetic exercises for improving your English speaking skills.

Justice in Japan

Special lecture about justice given by Prof. Michael J. Sandel from Harvard university.

What is “The Way”? ー Outlook on the World of "The Analects of Confucius" and "Lao Tzu" [JP]

There is the concept of “way” which forms the basis of oriental thoughts. Prof.Yasutomi discusses what the word “way” means, based on examples of use of "The Analects of Confucius" and "Lao Tzu".

"Akamon" Online Tour [JP]

The "Kagayashiki Gosyuden Gate" (commonly known as the "Akamon" ) of the University of Tokyo has been classed to have low seismic resistance based on parts of the results from the basic seismic diagnosis that had been carried out.

How Does Brain Generate Language? [JP]

Considering what language is and how our brains generate languages, Prof. Sakai gives advices to future university students.

Bad Things Brought about through Social Changes [JP]

Pointing out urgent problems in Japan and their causes, and proposing a model of desirable society for Japan.

Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

tensegrity, skeleton

The Dawn of Human Culture in the Japanese Archipelago [JP]

Japanese history textbooks make a little mention of the Paleolithic Age. What happened during that era? Professor Sato Hiroyuki invites you to the world of archeology to explore the origin of the Japanese.

Infinity and Continuity [JP]

Prof. Masahiko Kanai gives a lecture on the first two hours of a course “Set and Topology,” which is delivered in the University of Tokyo. Please get a glimpse of the world of mathematics through solving three problems.

UTokyo Library and Takashi Tachibana

COVID-19: A Potential Treatment Stemming from Basic Research at UTokyo [JP]

Human life has been threatened by the worldwide outbreak of an infectious disease with no remedy or vaccines. In what way can research contribute to overcoming this hardship? This lecture explains how Nafamostat was chosen to be developed as a potential treatment of COVID-19.

What Is Logic? [JP]

“Logic" is a branch of philosophy that originated in Greece in the 4th century BC. By examining its origins and history, the lecture discusses the characteristics of Western logic and how it relates to our thinking and world.

About Students’ Part-time Job - Part 1: Before Starting Working [JP]

There may be a lot of university students who dedicated their high school days to study and are now thinking about working part-time for the first time having entered a university. This short movie explains about the basic points and labor-related regulations which students should know before starting working. It explains what students should be careful of in order to balance university life and part-time work and how to choose a job.

Issues of Administrative Power from the Perspective of Countermeasures Against COVID-19 [JP]

Giorgio Agamben, an Italian philosopher, expressed his concern about the administration unilaterally declaring the state of emergency amid COVID-19 crisis and people getting accustomed to it, which provoked much criticism. This lecture discusses the role of administrative power by introducing Agamben’s study.

What happened at the beginning of the Universe? Incredible and Amazing !!! [JP]

Introduction of research, Lecture

Features: Short Videos

気分転換したい時。ちょっとだけ息抜きしたい時。何か見たいけれど何を見ていいのかわからない時。東大TVで短い動画を見てみませんか？　3～10分程の短い動画も東大TVには沢山あります。ザッピング感覚でお気軽にどうぞ！

Features: Moveing Your Body

新型コロナウイルス感染症（COVID-19）の影響で、ますます家で過ごす時間が増えそうな昨今ですが…そんな時だからこそ、これらの動画を観つつ、気持ちよく体を動かしてみませんか？

Features: Think about the U.S. and Japan.

アメリカ大統領選挙をはじめとして、米国の政治や経済の動向は常に注目を集めています。今回の特集では、そんな米国の大統領選や経済政策、多様な文化、そして日米関係をテーマとした動画をご紹介します。米国について、日本について、改めて考える機会となれば幸いです。

Features: The Arts of Autumn

秋といえば、読書に、スポーツに、行楽に…　そして芸術を楽しむ季節です！そこで今回の特集では、芸術の秋を満喫するのにぴったりの動画をセレクトしました。東大TVでしか味わえない「芸術の秋」をお楽しみください！

Features: Ous recommendation! 2

新型コロナウイルス感染症（COVID-19）がいまだ終息しない中、東大TVのスタッフもリモートワークが中心となり、今までとは違う働き方や新しい生活習慣の構築を模索する日々が続いています。そこで今回の特集では、スタッフたちが「今、この時だからこそ見たい！」「見てほしい！」動画を紹介いたします！

Faculty of Letters Information Session [JP]

The University of Tokyo annually holds an open campus event mainly for high school students who intend to apply for the university in the near future. There are many kinds of activities such as mini-lectures, campus tours, talk sessions with UTokyo students, and so on. This content particularly delivers a scene from the information session about The Faculty of Letters .

University Information Session [JP]

The University of Tokyo annually holds an open campus event mainly for high school students who intend to apply for the university in the near future. There are many kinds of activities such as mini-lectures, campus tours, talk sessions with UTokyo students, and so on. This content particularly delivers a scene from the information session about The University of Tokyo.

Faculty of Economics Information Session [JP]

The University of Tokyo annually holds an open campus event mainly for high school students who intend to apply for the university in the near future. There are many kinds of activities such as mini-lectures, campus tours, talk sessions with UTokyo students, and so on. This content particularly delivers a scene from the information session about The Faculty of Economics .

The Mysterious Particles: Neutrinos [JP]

Prof. Takaaki Kajita looks back over the research process that led to the discovery of neutrinos having a small mass and explains why the small mass of neutrinos is considered to be important.

Japan and the Sustainable Development Goals: Domestic Challenges, Global Opportunities

Prof. Jeffery Sachs, who is an authority of the SDGs, will update us with the global progresses and challenges toward achieving the SDGs. Furthermore, he will give us his views on Japan's strengths and opportunities for building a more prosperous, fair, and sustainable world.