一桥大学学位记图片，一橋大学の学位記

Hitotsubashi University degree record picture, Hitotsubashi University's degree record, Hitotsubashi University (English: Hitotsubashi University; Japanese Hiragana: ひとつばしだぃがく), referred to as Ithaca, is located in the national city of Tokyo, Japan. It is a research-oriented university focusing on humanities and social sciences. It is designated as a member of the National University along with 7 established universities including the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, and Nagoya University.

The predecessor of Hitotsubashi University was the Business Law Workshop founded in 1875 by Japanese thinkers Yuri Mori and Yukichi Fukuzawa. In 1920, it was changed to the old Tokyo University of Commerce. It was the first business university in Japan and the first of the three old business universities. In 1949 it was changed to a new university with a more modern name. In 2004, it was restructured into Hitotsubashi University, a national university corporation. In 2019, it was established as a designated unit of national college legal persons. For more than 140 years since its establishment, the school has trained many political and business people. Most of the leaders of Japan's financial industry have graduated from the school, so it enjoys the reputation of "the cradle of financial leaders".

Hitotsubashi University, as a small-scale Japanese elite university of humanities and social sciences, is similar in nature to schools such as the London School of Economics and Political Science, with only 4,500 undergraduates and 2,100 graduate students. Hitotsubashi University has only four undergraduate departments, namely economics, law, business and society, and the university has also added language and cultural studies and international and public affairs studies. The school ranks among the top in Japan in the field of economics, and has Japan's top strength in the fields of law, politics, sociology, linguistics and other humanities and social sciences.