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National UniversityCorporation

HamamatsuUniversity School of Medicine

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Philosophy and Objectives, Mission, University Emblem & Logo, History

Message from the President

Organization

Administrative Officers

Staff

School of Medicine

Graduate School

International Exchanges

Joint-Use Facilities for Education and Research

University Library

University Hospital

Accounts & Grants

Campus Map

Location Map

Message from the President 11 years have passed since this university’s

incorporation and renaming as National University

Corporation, Hamamatsu University School of

Medicine but our original vision and goals remain

unchanged. They are: (1) to educate our students to

be exce l l en t c l i n i c i ans and h igh ly c rea t ive

researchers; (2) to practice medicine on a patient‒first

basis ; and (3) to play a key role in developing

community health care.

Since its inception, we have graduated 3,565

medical students and 1,164 nursing students from our

university to meet the medical needs of Shizuoka

prefecture and beyond our boarders. However, from

2010, we will admit 120 new medical students a year

because of a national plan to meet the increasing

need for medical doctors all over Japan. In addition,

more than 1,235 students, including 517 doctors

evaluated only on theses, have been awarded medical

doctorate degrees as well as more than 198 nurses

awarded a Master’s degree in nursing.

Six years ago, the new wards for inpatients were

completed and became operational. The renewal of

our outpatients facilities has been also completed

recently. The hospital now has 613 beds and 35

clinical services units to fulfill our aim to provide

medical services which have strong points not only in

Hamamatsu city and Shizuoka prefecture but also in

Japan.

Finally, we have launched two research centers in

2011. One is the Medical Photonics Research Center

and the other is the Collaboration Center for Medical

Innovation. The former, established by the integration

of two previous centers, Photon Medical Research

Center and Molecular Imaging Frontier Research

Center, was intended at further advancing the studies

on medical application of light. The latter was newly

set up to prompt collaborative research between our

university and the industries. Continuous cooperation

by various companies such as Hamamatsu Photonics

K.K. (since 1991) has been quite valuable to start and

maintain these centers.

Under my leadership, this university’s overall goal

i n a l l t he se endeavor s i s t o s t r eng then our

contributing to the improvement of human health and

well-being and to expand our efforts in the fields of

education, clinical practice and research. I look

forward to meeting these goals in the years ahead.

University Emblem & Logo

Mt. Fuji, located in Shizuoka and the symbol of Japan, is the motif of the University emblem. Kanji characters for ‘Medicine’ and ‘University’ are incorporated into the Mt. Fuji. The bight in its lower part portrays the Sea of Enshu and waves, and its protrusion images Hamana Lake. The University emblem is used on diplomas, legal documents, and other materials only at the discretion of the president.

University Emblem

The University’s initial letter “h” is designed into a mountain-like aqua shape, inspired by Mt. Fuji. It also symbolizes Hamana Lake, the Sea of Enshu, natural water and the essence of life. Together with an orange circle, it implies a mankind with energy, health and dynamism. The University logo encaptures the University’s dedication to the future development of human health and welfare. The logo was created primarily for use on merchandise and promotional items, and is an alternative to the university Emblem for graphic design purposes.

University Logo

The university seeks to achieve three chief objectives; firstly, to grow up excellent

clinicians and highly creative researchers; secondly, to promote original research and the

innovation of medical techniques; and thirdly, to play a leading role in local medical

treatments by practicing medicine for the greatest benefits of patients. These goals should

contribute to the health and welfare of all mankind.

Philosophy and Objectives of our

University at its Establishment

The main task of Hamamatsu University School of Medicine is to actively promote the

mankind's health, happiness and prosperity through its educational and academic activities.

The school, which serves as an educational and research institution for medicine and

nursing, aims at teaching and researches on the newest theories and practical applications

of them. The school continuously seeks to grow up expert clinicians and nurses and their

researchers who are not only highly academic and skilled but also well trained and versed

in medical ethics. By doing so, the university plays a leading role in local medicine and

health care and helps them develop.

Mission of our University

History

1974 June 7

1977 April 18

1980 April 1

1995 April 1

1999 April 1

2004 April 1

2008 April 1

2015 April 1

Hamamatsu University School of Medicine was founded.

The University Hospital was established.

Graduate School of Medicine, Doctoral Degree Program, was

established.

The Faculty of Nursing was established.

The Master's Degree Program of our Graduate School of

Nursing was established.

The National University Corporation Hamamatsu University

School of Medicine started.

Graduate Course of Midwifery was established.

Midwifery Course, Master's Degree Program in Nursing was

established.（Graduate Course of Midwifery was superseded.）

NAKAMURA Satoshi , President

Project PromotingOffice

Audit Office

Public RelationsOffice

ExperimentalAnimals Institute

ResearchEquipment Center

Center for Safety &Hygiene Administration

Center for MedicalWaste Management

InformationTechnology Center

Research Center for ChildMental Development

Collaboration Centerfor Medical Innovation

Medical EducationCenter

AdministrationBureau

University Library

Health AdministrationCenter

Medical PhotonicsResearch Center

Faculty ofMedicine

Faculty of Nursing

UniversityHospital

General AffairsDivision

Research SupportDivision

Computing & NetworkPlanning Office

PersonnelDivision

AccountingDivision

FacilitiesDivision

Medical AffairsDivision

Hospital ManagementSupport Division

Student AffairsDivision

AdmissionsDivision

Academic InformationDivision

Technical StaffDepartment

Clinical CareDepartments

Central ClinicalFacilities

TranslationalResearch Center

ORGANIZATIONAuditors

Board of Directors

Clinical LaboratoriesSurgical Operation CenterRadiological CenterCentral SupplyDiagnostic PathologyEmergency MedicineIntensive Care UnitTransfusion &Cell TherapyMedical InformaticsEndoscopic &Photodynamic MedicineBlood Purification UnitRehabilitation CenterPerinatal CenterClinical & MolecularGenetics CenterClinical Nutrition UnitChemotherapy CenterOutpatient ClinicsMedical InstrumentsAdministrative CenterMedical Records

P r e s i d e n t

Basic Medical Photonics LaboratoryApplied Medical Photonics LaboratoryClinical Medical Photonics Laboratory

Hamamatsu University School of Medicine

General PlanningCouncil

Intellectual PropertyManagement Division

Planning Officefor Education

Planning Office forInformation & Publicity

Planning Office forGeneral Affairs

Planning Office forResearch Promotion

Council for Business

Management

Council forEducation & Research

School of Medicine

Doctoral DegreeProgramMedicine

Master's DegreeProgramNursing

Graduate School of Medicine & Nursing

Medical WelfareSupport Center

Center for ClinicalResearch

Clinical EducationCenter

Simulation Center

Oncology Center

Intractable DiseaseSupport Center

Woman DoctorSupport Center

Liver Health Support &Counselling Services

Medical SafeManagement

Infection Control &Prevention Center

Hospital Pharmacy

Nursing

Planning Office forBusiness Management

Planning Office forHospital Management

Planning Office forLabor & its Research

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS

P r e s i d e n t

Council for Education & ResearchNAKAMURA Satoshi

KOIDE Yukio

SUZUKI Osamu

MAEDA Hiroshi

HARIYAMA Takahiko

MIYAJIMA Hiroaki

MINOSHIMA Shinsei

WATANABE Hiroshi

FUKUDA Atsuo

KONNO Hiroyuki

SASAKURA Hiroyuki

URANO Tetsumei

UMEMURA Kazuo

KANAYAMA Naohiro

NAGATA Toshi

President

Executive Director

Executive Director

Executive Director

Director, University Library

Head, Health Administration Center

Head, Medical Photonics Research Center

Head, Experimental Animals Institute

Head, Research Equipment Center

Vice-President

Professor, Medical Physiology

Professor, Pharmacology　

Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology

Professor, Basic Nursing　

Council for Business ManagementNAKAMURA Satoshi

SUZUKI Osamu

MAEDA Hiroshi

HIRUMA Akira

KONNO Hiroyuki

ITO Shuji

UESUGI Michiyo

SARUTA Takao

SHINOHARA Akira

NAGAI Yoshiyuki

MIMURO Kenichiro

MURAMOTO Junko

President

Executive Director

Executive Director

Executive Director

Vice-President

NAKAMURA Satoshi

Executive Directors/Vice-PresidentsKOIDE Yukio

SUZUKI Osamu

（for Education & International Exchange）

（for Evaluation, Labor & Safety Control）

Vice-PresidentsHARIYAMA Takahiko

MINOSHIMA Shinsei

KONNO Hiroyuki

（for Information & Library）

（for Research）

（for University Hospital）

Special Advisers to the PresidentMIYAJIMA Hiroaki

YAMAMOTO Seiji（for Public Relations & Social Contribution）

Executive Director/Secretary GeneralMAEDA Hiroshi（for Finance）

Executive DirectorHIRUMA Akira（for Administration & Collaboration Development）

AuditorsNISHIYAMA Hitoshi

TSUDA Hiroshi

（　　　　　　　　　　　）for Accreditation According to the Global Standards

Chair Person, Board of Directors, Hamamatsu Cultual FoundationSpecial Adviser to the Chair of Board of Directors, Laboratory Head of Quality Assurance, Taisho UniversityProfessor Emeritus, Keio University Adviser, Foundation for Promotion of Medical Training President, Shizuoka Medical AssociationProfessor Emeritus, Tokyo Univeristy Professor Emeritus, Nagoya University President & Chief Exective Officer, Hamamatsu Shinkin Bank

Professor, Ethics, Integrated Human Sciences

Professor Emeritus, Mie Prefectural College of Nursing

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Basic Sciences, Faculty of Medicine

School of Medicine

MORISHITA Naoki

TANAKA Satoshi

OISO Giichiro

FURUYA Jun

SASAKURA Hiroyuki

FUJIMOTO Chuzo

HARIYAMA Takahiko

NAKAYASU Minako

TANI Shigeki

SATO Kohji

SETOU Mitsutoshi

FUKUDA Atsuo

URANO Tetsumei

KITAGAWA Masatoshi

MIURA Naoyuki

SUGIMURA Haruhiko

IWASHITA Toshihide

UMEMURA Kazuo

HORII Toshinobu

SUZUKI Tetsuro

OJIMA Toshiyuki

WATANABE Kanako

Professor

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Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Faculty of Nursing

WATANABE Yasuhide

MIURA Katsutoshi

NAGATA Toshi

KATAYAMA Harumi

MORI Keiko

SATO Naomi

TAKEDA Eriko

YASUDA Takako

TATSUMI Asami

SUZUKI Mizue

Basic Nursing

　

Clinical Nursing

Community Nursing

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Psychiatry

Neurosurgery

Orthopedic Surgery

Dermatology

Urology

Ophthalmology

Radiation Oncology

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Pediatrics

Laboratory Medicine

Clinical Oncology

MIYAJIMA Hiroaki

SUDA Takafumi

HAYASHI Hideharu

MORI Norio

SHIIYA Norihiko

KONNO Hiroyuki

NAMBA Hiroki

MATSUYAMA Yukihiro

TOKURA Yoshiki

OZONO Seiichiro

HOTTA Yoshihiro

MINETA Hiroyuki

SAKAHARA Harumi

NAKAMURA Katsumasa

NAKAJIMA Yoshiki

KANAYAMA Naohiro

OGATA Tsutomu

KATOU Fuminori

MAEKAWA Masato

WATANABE Hiroshi

YOSHINO Atsuto

KATSUMI Akira

Internal Medicine 1

Internal Medicine 2

Internal Medicine 3

Surgery 1

Surgery 2

（Divisions of Gastroenterology, Nephrology & Neurology）

（Divisions of Endocrinology & Metabolism, Respiratology & Hepatology）

（Divisions of Cardiology, Hematology & Rheumatology）

（Divisions of Cardiovascular, Thoracic, General (Endoscopic) & Breast Surgery）

（Divisions of Gastroenterological & Vascular Surgery）

Departments by Donation

Medical Education

YAMAOKA Taiji

SUGIYAMA Toshiro

IGARASHI Hiroshi

IIJIMA Shigeo

SUGIMURA Motoi

OKI Yutaka

INOUE Machiko

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Clinical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine

Integrated

Human

Sciences

Anatomy

InfectiousDiseases

Neurophysiology

Medical Physiology

Molecular Biology

Biochemistry

Tumor Pathology

Pharmacology

Legal Medicine

Regenerative &Infectious Pathology

Community Health & Preventive Medicine

Ethics

Psychology

Legal

Mathematics

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

English

BiomedicalInformatics

Anatomy & Neuroscience

Cell Biology & Anatomy

Virology & Parasitology

Infection Control

Otorhinolaryngology/Head & Neck SurgeryDiagnostic Radiology & Nuclear Medicine

Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine

Clinical Pharmacology &TherapeuticsEmergency & Disaster Medicine

Regional Medical Management StudiesChild & Adolescent Psychiatry

Regional Neonatal-Perinatal MedicineObstetrics, Gynecology & Family Medicine

Family & Community Medicine

Dentistry & Oral &Maxillofacial Surgery

AssociateProfessor

AssociateProfessor

AssociateProfessor

Head

Research Center for Child Mental DevelopmentMORI Norio

TAKEI Noriyoshi

Professor

Professor

Head

Center for Safety & Hygiene AdministrationSUZUKI OsamuExective

Director

Director

University LibraryHARIYAMA TakahikoProfessor

Head

Health Administration CenterMIYAJIMA HiroakiProfessor

AssociateProfessor

AssociateProfessor

Head

Optical Imaging

Molecular Imaging

Biomedical Optics

Photomedical Genomics

Systems Molecular Anatomy

Innovative Medical Photonics

Biofunctional Imaging

Medical Spectroscopy （Donated Fund Laboratory）

Medical Photonics Research CenterMINOSHIMA Shinsei

YAO Ikuko

MINOSHIMA Shinsei

SETOU Mitsutoshi

MAGATA Yasuhiro

YAMAMOTO Seiji

OKAZAKI Shigetoshi

OUCHI Yasuomi

HOSHI Yoko

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Basic Medical Photonics Laboratory

Applied Medical Photonics Laboratory

Clinical Medical Photonics Laboratory

ExectiveDirectorSecretary General

General Affairs Division

Research Support Division

Personnel Division

Accounting Division

Facilities Division

Medical Affairs Division

Student Affairs Division

Admissions Division

Academic Information Division

Administration BureauMAEDA Hiroshi

HASEGAWA Atsushi

YAMANAKA Kazuyuki

OMORI Tatsuro

KATSURAYAMA Masahiro

OTANI Rie

SAKAMOTO Kazuhiro

MUKAI Kazuhito

MAEJIMA Koji

SUZUKI Yasumasa

OHKI Seizo

OTA Masato

YOSHIOKA Aya

Manager

Head

Manager

Manager

Manager

Manager

Manager

Manager

Manager

Manager

Manager

Head

Experimental Animals InstituteWATANABE HiroshiProfessor

Head

Information Technology CenterTANI ShigekiProfessor

Head

Center for Medical Waste ManagementFUJIMOTO ChuzoProfessor

Head FUKUDA Atsuo

Research Equipment CenterProfessor

Head

Collaboration Center for Medical InnovationYAMAMOTO SeijiProfessor

Head

Medical Education CenterUMEMURA KazuoProfessor

Head

Project Promoting OfficeITO Hifumi

Head

Audit OfficeKUROYANAGI Toshihiro

Head

Public Relations OfficeSUZUKI Atsuko

Deputy Secretary General（for General Affairs）Deputy Secretary General（For Hospital）

Hospital Management Support Division

Deputy Secretary General（for Education & International Exchange）

Computing & Network Plannning Office

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STAFF

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Female

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Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Total

Administration Bureau

School of Medicine

University Hospital

M a l eF em a l eT o t a l

Classi f icat ion

1

1

1

President

4

4

4

ExecutiveDirectors

2

2

2

Auditors Professors

47103

51

1

561167

AssociateProfessors

251111

11

1

3

1

411354

SeniorAssistantProfessors

213731

1

41445

Total

7

143459191

1032

1

921

1

26560325

1044715049250665111034

9521921

1

5417731,314

Clerks &Technicians

974774

159656

1

2

9421

276713989Data on May 1, 2015

Senior Residents

6 24 41 0 6

1 71 02 7

7 95 41 3 3

Junior Residents T o t a l

Data on May 1, 2015

Classi f icat ion

6923406

511

42

1

12032152

AssistantProfessors

Health Administration Center

Medical PhotonicsResearch Center

Experimental Animals Institute

Research Equipment Center

Center for Medical Waste Management

Research Center for ChildMental Development

Medical Education Center

Intellectual Property Management Division

T o t a l

Director Vice-Directors

University Hospital

KONNO Hiroyuki for Clinical Practice & Teaching

for Management Reform

for Risk Management

for Patient Service

SUDA Takafumi

KANAYAMA Naohiro

MATSUYAMA Yukihiro

SUZUKI Mieko

KONNO Hiroyuki

MIYAJIMA Hiroaki

SUGIMOTO Ken

YASUDA Hideo

MIYAJIMA Hiroaki

SUDA Takafumi

SASAKI Shigekazu

SUDA Takafumi

KOBAYASHI Yoshimasa

HAYASHI Hideharu

HAYASHI Hideharu

ONO Takaaki

OGAWA Noriyoshi

MORI Norio

OGATA Tsutomu

SHIIYA Norihiko

SHIIYA Norihiko

FUNAI Kazuhito

OGURA Hiroyuki

WADA Hidetoshi

KONNO Hiroyuki

KONNO Hiroyuki

KONNO Hiroyuki

SAKAGUCHI Takanori

UNNO Naoki

NAMBA Hiroki

MATSUYAMA Yukihiro

TOKURA Yoshiki

OZONO Seiichiro

Central Clinical Facilities Heads

HOTTA Yoshihiro

MINETA Hiroyuki

KANAYAMA Naohiro

SAKAHARA Harumi

SAKAHARA Harumi

NAKAMURA Katsumasa

NAKAJIMA Yoshiki

KATOU Fuminori

MIZUSHIMA Takashi

FUKAMIZU Hidekazu

WATANABE Hiroshi

BABA Satoshi

KAWAHARA Hisayoshi

Ophthalmology

Otorhinolaryngology

Radiology

Rehabilitation

Pediatric Surgery

KATO Akihiko

KONNO Hiroyuki

OZONO Seiichiro

HAYASHI Hideharu

HOTTA Yoshihiro

Outpatient Clinics

Medical Records

Head

Medical Welfare Support Center

Head

Center for Clinical Research

Head

Clinical Education Center

Head

Simulation Center

Head

Oncology Center

Head

Intractable Disease Support Center

Head

Woman Doctor Support Center

Head

Liver Health Support & Counselling Services

Head

Medical Safe Management

Head

Infection Control & Prevention Center

Head

Hospital Pharmacy

Head

Nursing

Clinical Care Departments HeadsGeneral MedicineInternal Medicine 1

Chemotherapy Center　

Clinical Nutrition Unit

Medical InstrumentsAdministrative Center


Division of Neurology

Division of GastroenterologyDivision of Nephrology

Internal Medicine 2Division of Endocrinology & Metabolism

Division of Hepatology

Division of Respiratology

Internal Medicine 3


Radiation Therapy

Diagnostic Radiology

Dentistry & Oral &Maxillofacial Surgery

Plastic & Reconstructive SurgeryClinical Pharmacology & TherapeuticsDiagnostic Pathology

Division of CardiologyDivision of HematologyDivision of Immunology& Rheumatology

Psychiatry

Pediatrics

Surgery 1

Division of Cardiovascular SurgeryDivision ofThoracic SurgeryDivision of Breast SurgeryDivision of General Surgery& Endoscopic Surgery

Surgery 2

Division of Esophago-Gastric SurgeryDivision of Colorectal SurgeryDivision of Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic SurgeryDivision of Vascular Surgery

Neurosurgery

Orthopedic Surgery

Dermatology

Urology

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Senior Assistant ProfessorSenior

Assistant Professor


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MAEKAWA Masato

KONNO Hiroyuki

SAKAHARA Harumi

SHIIYA Norihiko

BABA Satoshi

YOSHINO Atsuto

DOI Matsuyuki

TAKESHITA Akihiro

KIMURA Michio

MINETA Hiroyuki

KATO Akihiko

MIZUSHIMA Takashi

ITOH Hiroaki

OGATA Tsutomu

Central Supply

Perinatal Center

Radiological Center

Diagnostic PathologyEmergency MedicineIntensive Care UnitTransfusion & Cell TherapyMedical InformaticsEndoscopic & Photodynamic MedicineBlood Purification UnitRehabilitation Center

Clinical & Molecular Genetics Center

Surgical Operation Center

Clinical Laboratories Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

KOBAYASHI Toshihiko

WATANABE Hiroshi

SUDA, Takafumi

IGARASHI Hiroshi

KONNO Hiroyuki

MIYAJIMA Hiroaki

KANAYAMA Naohiro

KOBAYASHI Yoshimasa

MATSUYAMA Yukihiro

MAEKAWA Masato

KAWAKAMI Junichi

SUZUKI Mieko

AssociateProfessor

AssociateProfessor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

Professor

AssociateProfessor


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Others 1（1.0%）

Faculty ofMedicine

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE〉〉Faculty of Medicine

Admissions and the Present Number of Students

Research Students

Faculty ofMedicine

Faculty ofNursing

6th yr. TotalSchool 1st yr .

744311716566

MaleFemaleTotalMaleFemaleTotal

Admission Quota120（5）Capacity715（25）

Admission Quota70（10）Capacity260（20）

Data on May 1, 2015

　The Faculty of Medicine aims to grow physicians and medical researchers who have extensive medical knowledge, skills and well-rounded humanity. The faculty strives to contribute to the development of medicine, medical care, and to the enhancement of human health and welfare.　Based on our University’s policy, many excellent clinicians, who graduated from our University, are contributing to medical treatments both in Shizuoka Prefecture and nationwide. Our graduates are also engaging in state-of-the-art research at our University. New technologies are also being adopted by the Faculty in fields such as treatments of cancers and the development of advanced diagnostic techniques. In particular, The Photon Medical Research Center was established for the promotion of advanced studies in the field of medical photonics.　Finally, our graduates play active roles not only as clinicians, medical researchers and medical educators, but also as industrial physicians and medical welfare administrators.

〉〉Faculty of Nursing　The Faculty of Nursing aims to grow talented people who play active roles in the fields of practical nursing skills, nursing research, and education locally and globally. The faculty strives to contribute to the development of the nursing science and enhancement of human health and welfare. Students develop their scientific thinking and kind consideration for others during 4 years of student life. Graduates can continue their professional development in the Master’s Program of the Graduate School of Nursing to pursue careers in nursing education and as researchers.

2nd yr. 3rd yr . 5th yr.

The numbers in （） for the Faculty of Medicine indicate mid-course entry admissions to 2nd-year included in total.The numbers in （） for the Faculty of Nursing indicate mid-course entry admissionns to 3rd-year included in total.

4th yr.

M a l eF em a l eT o t a l

2015

538

Data on May 1, 2015

Number of Graduates

Male

Female

Total

Faculty of MedicineClassification 1979～

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total

Faculty of Nursing

1998～2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total

Success Rates in the National Medical Practitioners Qualifying ExaminationNew Graduates Reexaminees Total

Classification NationalRanking

Success Rates in the National Medical Examinations for Public Health Nursing and NursingPublic Health Nursing Nursing

Classification

Locations of Graduates （Class 2014）Hamamatsu University School of Medicine 16（15.2%）

OtherPrefectures 40（38.1%）

In Shizuoka Prefecture 48（45.7%）

2,251

817

3,068

2,608

957

3,565

66

31

97

76

26

102

67

26

93

75

25

100

73

32

105

36

788

824

56

1,108

1,164

4

65

69

1

67

68

5

67

72

5

61

66

5

60

65

Applicants

97

102

93

100

105

Passed

94

100

87

99

105

Rate of Success96.9

98.0

93.5

99.0

100.0

Applicants

8

3

2

7

2

Passed

6

3

1

6

1

Rate of Success Applicants

105

105

95

107

107

Passed

100

103

88

105

106

Rate of Success95.2

98.1

92.6

98.1

99.1

8

2

28

6

1

69

69

73

66

66

Applicants

67

67

72

63

66

Passed

97.1

97.1

98.6

95.5

100.0

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

97th

98th

99th

100th

101st

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

100th

101st

102nd

103rd

104th

Classification

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

105th

106th

107th

108th

109th

Rate of Success

59

58

62

57

54

Applicants

59

58

62

57

54

Passed

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

Rate of Success

Hamamatsu University School of Medicine 32（49.2%）

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（4）（1）（5）（1）（8）（9）

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（3）（2）（5）

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（2）（3）（5）

47725473114250264

（17）（9）（26）（2）（17）（19）

Graduate Schools 4（6.2%）

Other Prefectures 16（24.6%）

In Shizuoka Prefecture 13（20.0%）

Faculty of Nursing

Get a Job 61（93.8%）

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GRADUATE SCHOOL〉〉Graduate School of Medicine Doctoral Degree Program　This doctoral program aims to grow both basic medical researchers and clinical scientists who can take a global leadership role. By taking a broad range of classes including “advanced photo-medicine”, the medical research students will acquire high-level expert knowledge and skills to perform creative research.　For their part, clinical science students will acquire the ability to apply their research mind to their own clinical practice.

〉〉Graduate School of Nursing Master's Degree Program　This program aims to grow highly advanced nursing specialists, pedagogues, and researchers who have scientific thought, the ability to notice and solve problems, based on a fundamental capability for high-quality nursing knowledge and skills acquired previously.　The Midwifery Course was launched in 2015, replacing the 1-year Graduate Course of Midwifery. The graduates of the Midwifery Course gain a Master’s degree and are qualified to take the National Midwifery Examination in Japan.

Admissions and the Present Number of Students

Nursing

1st yr.M a j o r

MaleFemaleTotal

2nd yr. Total

The number in （） indicates Long-term Study Students included in total.

Master's Degree Program

Doctoral Degree Program

Advanced PhotoMedicine

IntegratedFunctionalMedicine

Infectious DiseaseControl &

Preventive Medicine

FrontierMedicine

Medicine

1st yr.M a j o r 2nd yr. 3rd yr. 4th yr. Total

The numbers in （） indicate those students who enrolled in October included in total. ※The upper limit of places number before the fiscal year 2011.

Admission Quota16

Capacity32

Data on May 1, 2015

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※Admission Quota

※Capacity

※Admission Quota

※Capacity

※Admission Quota

※Capacity

※Admission Quota

※Capacity

Admission Quota

Capacity

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6

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（4）（13）（17）

Degrees Awarded

Data on May 1, 2015

Ph. D. (doctoral course)Ph. D. (thesis only)Master of Nursing

Total

1983～2008

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（1）（1）

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（1）（1）

（1）

（1）（1）（6）（1）（7）

2009

2814951

2010

2781550

2011

26112360

2012

249841

2013

2871146

2014

2251340

Data on May 1, 2015

Research Students

MaleFemaleTotal

28432

2015

31637

（2）

（2）

26733

（1）

（1）

Success Rates in the National Medical Examinations for Midwifery

N ew G r a d u a t e sClassi f icat ion

15

16

16

16

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15

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100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

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International Students

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES

Data on May 1, 2015

ChinaBangladeshVietnamIndiaTotal

Graduate Students

Japanese GovernmentScholarship Self-supported

TotalCountry

752115

65

11

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214

International Residence


Architectural Area

Total Building Area

Room Type (Area)

BuildingClassification Single Type

206㎡

554㎡

20

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Single Rooms（14㎡）Meeting Room（19㎡）

Couple Rooms（40㎡）Family Rooms（59㎡）

6

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147㎡

567㎡

Universities with Agreements for CooperationCooperation ContentsUniversity （COUNTRY)

Sister School

Date of Agreement Signed

1988. 4. 29

1992. 9. 7

2005. 9. 23

2000. 3. 24

2003. 6. 30

2003. 12. 8

2004. 4. 19

2004. 11. 12

2004. 11. 12

2004. 11. 12

2004. 11. 21

2010. 4. 1

2010. 4. 5

2012. 8. 9

2012. 9. 6

2013. 12. 17

China Medical University (CHINA)

Kyungpook National University School of Medicine (KOREA)

Kyungpook National University College of Nursing (KOREA)

Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine (CHINA)

Faculty of Medicine, Albert-Ludwigs University of Freiburg (GERMANY)

Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CHINA)

Medical University of Bialystok (POLAND)

University of Dhaka (BANGLADESH)

Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (BANGLADESH)

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BANGLADESH)

Guangxi Medical University (CHINA)

Medical University of Warsaw (POLAND)

Medical University of Lublin (POLAND)

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (GERMANY)

University of Hawaii, John a. Burns School of Medicine (U.S.A.)

Hitit University (TURKEY）Data on May 1, 2015

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

Academic Exchange

〉〉Health Administration Center　　Head　MIYAJIMA Hiroaki

　This Center contributes to the maintenance and promotion of the health of students and the staff, and thus to the achievement of student education and various activities of the university staff. We also conduct annual medical checks and medical consultations on both physical and mental health, as well as investigations of health problems.

〉〉Experimental Animals Institute　　Head　WATANABE Hiroshi

　The Experimental Animals Institute established in 1983 is providing researchers with subjects for animal experiments in basic medical research. The institute is also contributing to education through classes on animal experimentation and graduation-thesis research.　In addition, laboratory animal science is being promoted by developing many mutant mouse strains as animal models for human diseases using originally developed methods, and providing them to researchers.

〉〉Research Equipment Center　　Head　FUKUDA Atsuo

　The Research Equipment Center directly contributes to the advancement of education and research in biomedical sciences. It consists of 16 laboratories including RI facilities and maintains the most technically advanced equipment available. The expert staff uses sophisticated techniques in the Research Equipment Center to support education and research activities in the University. Technical training in the safe handling of radioisotopes is conducted in the RI facilities.

　The Medical Photonics Research Center was launched in 2011 by the merger of 2 previous centers, Photon Medical Research Center and Molecular Imaging Frontier Research Center. Of 8 departments in this center, the Department of Medical Spectroscopy is endowed by Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. In this center various types of medical research utilizing light or photons are ongoing. Current projects include: (i) pursuit of the mechanism of life in every layer from cells to individuals, (ii) developing new diagnostic methods and novel probes (tracers) for disease diagnosis, (iii) use of “omics” technologies to unveil the etiology of various diseases, and (iv) development of photo dynamic treatment methods for cancer therapy.

〉〉Medical Photonics Research Center　　Head MINOSHIMA Shinsei　　Vice-Head MAGATA Yasuhiro

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〉〉Center for Safety & Hygiene Administration　　Head　SUZUKI Osamu

　The Center for Safety & Hygiene Administration was founded in April 2003. The Center’s primary missions are to draft plans to achieve projects concerning the University’s hygiene and safety and to seek the thorough implementation of guidelines for the prevention of environmental pollution, health hazards, accidents and disasters related to the University’s educational and research activities.　The important ob ject ives are : to assess the work ing environments according to the Industrial Safety and Health Law and other related rules and regulations, to promote the safety and health of workers, and to secure a safer and healthier working environment.

〉〉Research Center for Child Mental Development　　Head　MORI Norio

　The Research Center for Child Mental Development was founded in 2006 as a joint center with the participation of Osaka University and Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, followed by the welcomed participation of Kanazawa University in 2008 and of University of Fukui and Chiba University in 2011. As a leading institute in the interdisciplinary research for child development, the major goals of the Center include investigation of biological, medical, and psychosocial backgrounds of abnormalities in cognitive and emotional status during childhood, and development of efficient educational and clinical intervention methods that are helpful to children with developmental disorders. It is also our mission here at the Center to educate professionals such as teachers and clinical psychologists so as to allow them to support their disabled children more sufficiently in association with the United Graduate School of Child Development, which consists of the five Universities mentioned above.

〉〉Collaboration Center for Medical Innovation　　Head　YAMAMOTO Seiji

　The Collaboration Center for Medical Innovation was established in April 2011, as a window of one-stop service (single point of contact ) for industry-academic and medica l -engineer ing collaboration. The Center includes the PET-CT building and the cyclotron building, and manages the imaging devices including MRI, CT, and PET/SPECT/CT scanners for experimental studies, and PET/CT scanner for clinical studies in our university. The Center also works as the core facility for “Hamamatsu Medical and Engineering Technology Innovation Core (HaMTIC)” which develops a local industry-academic collaboration to produce new medical devices based on the optical and imaging technology.

〉〉Medical Education Center　　Head　UMEMURA Kazuo

　The Medical Education Center was founded in April 2012. The Center manages, organizes and implements the education systems for the medical school of Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, including curriculums and evaluation systems especially for PBL (Problem Based Learning), OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination), CBT (Computer Based Testing), clinical clerkship, and general medicine. The mission of the Center is to keep our educational systems at world standard level and to improve them progressively.

〉〉Center for Medical Waste Management　　Head　FUJIMOTO Chuzo

　Wastewater from the University Hospital and laboratories is delivered to the sewage treatment plant in the Center for Medical Waste Management. The sewage treatment processes include settlement in a pool, activated sludge treatment with anaerobic and aerobic bacteria, sedimentation, coagulation, and filtration with sand and activated carbon. The treated wastewater is subjected to water examination before it is discharged into the public sewer. 　Waste organic solvents, waste acid and alkaline solutions, unused chemicals, and failed apparatuses are collected at this center; the disposal of those wastes is outsourced.Moreover, lectures on effluent treatment and separation of waste are provided to both students and staff.

〉〉Information Technology Center　　Head　TANI Shigeki

　The Information Technology Center provides the information infrastructure of the university. It supports the network, email system, servers and information technology use, including the intermediation of document retrieval.　Our wireless network is designed to be a convenient supplement to the wired network for general functions such as Web browsing and email. Wireless “access points” located throughout many buildings and common areas of the campus allow compatible wireless devices to connect to the University’s network with authenticated access to the Internet. 　The University computer room for information processing allows interactive communication among students and teachers. The center contributes to the convenience of users through its advanced Information Infrastructure.

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〉〉Library Opening Hours 　　Monday to Friday 9：00 ～ 20：00　　Saturday & Sunday 10：00 ～ 17：00

24 hour access to the library is available to students and faculty members by registering their ID cards.

Utilization

Library Collection

Fiscal Year 2014

Fiscal Year 2014

Data on March 31, 2015

Regular Hours

After Hours

Total

The Number of Visitors

Extramural TotalIntramural

77,796

37,201

114,997

2,980

479

3,459

80,776

37,680

118,456

The Number ofItems Borrowed

CopyingService

Books Journals AV Materials

6,182 435 124

Classification

Books

Journals

AV Materials

eBooks

Classification

Classification

Classification

Japanese English Total

59,427

1,209

90

31,967

1,075

39

1,230

91,394

2,284

1,230

129

Books and Journals AcceptedClassification

Books

Journals

AV Materials

Electronic Journals

eBooks

Japanese English Total

1,949

393

10

169

87

4

57

6,955

2,118

480

57

6,955

14

Requests Accepted Requests Made to Outside

2,681 2,194

Clinical Activities

Clinical Care DepartmentsOutpatientsInpatients

Average per DayTotal

11,037

6,105

3,268

20,992

12,094

7,497

12,637

8,379

4,614

19,259

15,802

2,655

1,757

5,566

1,522

5,019

4,142

2,396

4,154

7,779

21,700

20,453

15,414

17,701

18,991

16,009

6,393

2,686

10,998

3,875

5,779

661

891

3,499

301,724

Gastroenterology

Nephrology

Neurology

Endocrinology & Metabolism

Respiratology

Hepatology

Cardiology

Hematology

Immunology & Rheumatology

Cardiovascular Surgery

Thoracic Surgery

Breast Surgery

General Surgery & Endoscopic Surgery

Esophago-Gastric Surgery

Colorectal Surgery

Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic Surgery

Vascular Surgery

Psychiatry

Pediatrics

Neurosurgery

Orthopedic Surgery

Dermatology

Urology

Ophthalmology

Otorhinolaryngology


Radiology


Dentistry & Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Rehabilitation

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics

Pediatric Surgery

Emergency Medicine

Total

45.2

25.0

13.4

86.0

49.6

30.7

51.8

34.3

18.9

78.9

64.8

10.9

7.2

22.8

6.2

20.6

17.0

9.8

17.0

31.9

88.9

83.8

63.2

72.5

77.8

65.6

26.2

11.0

45.1

15.9

23.7

2.7

3.7

14.3

1236.6Fiscal Year 2014

Total

8,957

4,463

3,309

3,067

10,644

3,598

7,589

10,723

1,541

13,273

13,252

6,521

3,315

1,114

1,916

4,726

4,392

4,772

3,961

9,689

16,573

3,456

8,126

5,680

10,997

12,518

770

73

2,797

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5,252

104

302

1,472

188,942

Average per Day

24.5

12.2

9.1

8.4

29.2

9.9

20.8

29.4

4.2

36.4

36.3

17.9

9.1

3.1

5.2

12.9

12.0

13.1

10.9

26.5

45.4

9.5

22.3

15.6

30.1

34.3

2.1

0.2

7.7

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14.4

0.3

0.8

4.0

517.6

InternalMedicine 1

InternalMedicine 2

InternalMedicine 3

Surgery 1

Surgery 2

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Others127（0.5%）

Test Item

Number

Test Item

Number

Number of Clinical Lab Tests

Fiscal Year 2014

Fiscal Year 2014

Inpatients

Outpatients

Total

X-Ray Radiography Method

38,607

34,805

73,412

X-Ray Fluoroscopy

2,083

3,787

5,870

X-Ray CT

7,657

12,877

20,534

M R I

2,638

7,114

9,752

T o t a l

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58,583

109,568

Number of X-Ray Examinations

Fiscal Year 2014

Deceased Patients

Number Subjected to Autopsy

Autopsy Rate (%)

Autopsies Entrusted from Outside

Male

187

14

7.5

3

Female

107

4

3.7

1

Total

294

18

6.1

4

Number of Pathological Autopsy

Fiscal Year 2014

Vaginal Delivery

Vacuum Extraction

Forceps Delivery

Scheduled Caesarean Delivery

Emergency Caesarean Delivery

Total

Stillbirth (included in total Number)

508

63

0

118

78

767

5

Number of Births

Fiscal Year 2014

411

Poisoning

82

AccidentsTotal

Pregnancy Total

Others

1,163

Injuries

TrafficAccidents

1,6565,841

Diseases

694 8,191

Causes

Number of Emergency Cases

105,204

66,658

Urinalysis and OtherBody Fluids

Endocrinology

343,988

313,273

Immunology

14,059

10,472

Endoscopy

175,513

42,326

Others

2,436,806

29,686

ClinicalChemistry

Microbiology

86,016

3,624,001

Collection of Blood andOther Body Fluids

Total

Hematology Pathology Physiology

Number of Operations

Number ofPatients

Number ofAnaesthesia

Fiscal Year 2014

Number of Surgical Operations＆ Anaesthesias

Fiscal Year 2014

ACCOUNTS & GRANTS

Research Grants

Scientific Research on Innovative Areas

Scientific Research (A)

Scientific Research (B)

Scientific Research (C)

Challenging Exploratory Research

Young Scientists (S)

Young Scientists (A)

Young Scientists (B)

Research Activity Start-up

JSPS Fellows

Encouragement of Scientists

Subject for Research

Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research

7

1

22

111

30

0

1

48

1

2

6

229

Number Amount of Money（Unit: thousand yen）

86,580

15,600

112,970

180,791

49,140

0

8,840

70,200

1,300

2,990

3,100

531,511Fiscal Year 2014The grants above include all overhead expenses.

Total

Health and Labour Sciences Research Grants

Endowment

Trust Research

Joint Research

Classification

Grants from Outside the University

5

563

6,797

55

Number Amount of Money（Unit: thousand yen）

66,827

552,892

672,320

50,402Fiscal Year 2014

Grants-in-Aid5,945（22.1%）

University Hospital Revenue 17,986（66.9%）

Miscellaneous 184（0.7%）

Revenue from joint Research Projects with Enterprises and by Endowments1,548（5.8%）

RevenueTotal26,870

(unit : million yen)

Education and Research Expenses6,651（25.4%）

Medical Care Activity Expenses16,108（61.6%）

Redemption of Long-term Loans1,664（6.4%）

Expenses for Joint Research Projects with Enterprises and with Others1,448（5.5%）

ExpenditureTotal26,162

(unit : million yen)

Tuition andAdmission Fees672（2.5%）

Long-term Loans and Subsidies from Government for Improvements of University Facilities164（0.6%）

Others371（1.4%）

6,039

4,075

1,622

301

41

6,039

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General AnaesthesiaLocal

AnaesthesiaSpinal EpiduralAnaesthesia

Total

Others

Total

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Clinical Lecture Building

Translational Research Center

Collaboration Center for Medical Innovation PET-CT Facilities

Nursing Faculty Building

Basic and Clinical Research Building Annex

Basic and Clinical Research Building

Experimental Animals Institute

Educational Building

Welfare Facilities

University Library

Medical Photonics Research Center

Collaboration Center for Medical Innovation Cyclotron Facilities

Gymnasium

Martial Arts Hall

Kyudo Ground

Swimming Pool

Tennis Court

Soccer/Rugby Ground

Baseball Ground

Center for Medical Waste Management


University Residence

Cenotaph

Funaokayama University Residence

Handayama University Residence

Handayama Hall

CAMPUS MAP LOCATION MAP　Hamamatsu University School of Medicine is located approximately 10.6km north of Hamamatsu Station.

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Building Area

Total Building Area

302,188㎡

40,823㎡

159,073㎡

Commuting Guide at the Station's Bus Terminal Located near the North Entry of Hamamatsu Station

Stop 13

BusTerminal

50

RouteNumber Route Name

Shiyakusho Yamanote linebound for Medical School

EntetsuBus

35 minutes

TimeRequired

Tokyo－HamamatsuNagoya－HamamatsuKyoto－Hamamatsu

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