Faculty of Business
Faculty of Business
There is an economic element in almost all areas of human activity, including fields that we may consider as being primarily for enjoyment, such as fashion, leisure and sports. Goods and services, advertisements, store exhibitions and so on, which often attract our interest, are produced in these fields. In fact, whatever you "like" is most likely related to business in some way. The Faculty of Business engages in the academic study of these and other business activities, and provides a pragmatic, hands-on approach to learning what goes on behind the scenes in business.
The Faculty of Business – Features of Study

A hands-on approach, in which industries and companies are directly investigated, is employed to learn about the workings of business. Seminar participants analyze the themes investigated, collect data, and generate fresh ideas. They work together to develop concrete solutions and compete by giving presentations of their ideas at the annual Seminar Conference.
While enabling students to get a feel for business, the faculty supports students' efforts to obtain the qualifications and the practical skills they need to help them land a job in the career of their choice.
Educational Goals and the Course
The goal of the Faculty of Business is to foster business persons with both the human qualities and the technical expertise and communication skills that are required in this modern age of faster, more systematized interchanges of merchandise and finance.
Students study fundamental business practices, and elect to learn skills in one of three specialized courses of study: "Business Management," "Brand Marketing" and "Sports Management."
Brand Marketing Course

Students are provided with a fundamental knowledge of marketing and business, and learn how to establish brands and marketing strategies based on that knowledge. While researching fashion trends, which have many aspects that are directly connected to marketing, students gain a new perspective on the field, through practical classes involving field work at production sites, information transmission bases, etc.
Business Management Course

The course aims to foster business people who have the talent to analyse and develop new business models in a rapidly changing world. The course teaches the tangible and intangible aspects of human resources, finance and information, and fosters the talent needed by businesses both now and in emerging, new business models.
Sports Management Course

The course educates and trains people who can participate on the front lines of sports business. Students learn about sports management practices by studying about regional promotion through sport policies, while viewing sport as a business.
Teaching Staff
Name | Research Field | Subject |
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Lecturer Akasaka Osamu |
Sports Management | Sports Management |
Associate Professor Anjo Hisako |
History of Fashion Business and Present |
Fashion Business |
Associate Professor Ikezawa Takeo |
Product Development | Product Development |
Professor Inoue Hiromu |
Transnational Corporations | International Relations (America) |
Associate Professor
Ueakasaka Yoshitaka |
Sports Information Strategy | Sports Information Strategy |
Associate Professor Usutani Kenichi |
Accounting | Cost Accounting |
Associate Professor
Ehara Kensuke |
Sports Management | Basic Sports Management |
Professor Kagami Taiki |
Marketing | Marketing Strategies |
Professor Katafuchi Takashi |
Business Administration | Business Science | Professor Kurobe Kazumichi |
Health and Sport sciences | Servicescape |
Professor Saotome Homare |
Sport Sciences | Coaching, Sport Management |
Professor Sakurada Teruo |
Financial Accounting and Auditing | Auditing |
Professor Sanada Keiko |
Quebec & Francophone Studies | French |
Associate Professor Shintani Masami |
Accounting | Taxation Business Accounts |
Professor Sugita Muneaki |
Business Administration | Logistics | Professor Nishiguchi Shinya |
Marketing | Retail Environment Planning |
Professor Martin Parsons |
English Language Education | English |
Professor Hirayama Hiroshi |
Marketing | Brand Marketing |
Associate Professor Fukuwaka Masato |
Educational Philosophy Holistic Education |
Education |
Professor Hong Shi Hong |
International Economics | Global Business |
Associate Professor Murakami Ayami |
Service Marketing | Service Business |
Professor Morishita Nobuo |
Community Business | Business Practice |
Professor Morinaka Yuki |
Finance | Bank Business |