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History

The Tamagawa Gakuen Junior College for Women

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section was founded in 1965. The Child Care department was added in 1967, and was renamed as the infantile education department in 1984. The advanced course education major was set up in 1994. The college stopped taking new students in 2002, and was abolished and integrated into Tamagawa University in 2004.

Subjects

Section * Infantile education department

Advanced course

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