By the 1880s, a university system anchored by Tokyo Imperial University was offering courses in all of the following areas except:

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By the 1880s, Tokyo Imperial University (now the University of Tokyo) had established a broad curriculum that included modern disciplines such as Engineering, Medicine, and Geology, reflecting Japan's rapid modernization during the Meiji period. However, traditional Japanese poetic forms like Haiku were not part of the university's formal curriculum, as the focus was more on Western-style education and scientific disciplines.

By the 1880s, a University System Anchored by Tokyo Imperial