Korimoto Campus (The aerial photography in 2011 by Geospatial Information Authority of Japan[1])Sakuragaoka Campus (Kagoshima University Hospital, Faculty of Medicine , Faculty of Dentistry, Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences)Kagoshima University Central Library (Korimoto Campus)
Seventh Higher School Zoshikan (第七高等学校造士館,Daishichi Kōtō Gakkō Zōshikan) - established in 1901. The school was located on the former site ofKagoshima Castle. It is one of the schools that originates from thehan schoolZoshikan (造士館,Zōshikan) inEdo period.
Kagoshima Normal School (鹿児島師範学校,Kagoshima Shihan Gakkō) - The oldest predecessor was established in 1875.
Kagoshima Youth Normal School (鹿児島青年師範学校,Kagoshima Seinen Shihan Gakkō) - established in 1944.
Kagoshima College of Agriculture and Forestry (鹿児島高等農林学校 / 鹿児島農林専門学校,Kagoshima Kōtō Nōrin Gakkō / Kagoshima Nōrin Senmon Gakkō) - established in 1908.
Kagoshima College of Fisheries (鹿児島水産専門学校,Kagoshima Suisan Senmon Gakkō) - established in 1946.
The following schools became Kagoshima Prefectural University (鹿児島県立大学,Kagoshima Kenritsu Daigaku) in 1949 and were consolidated into Kagoshima University in 1955.
Kagoshima Prefectural Technical College (鹿児島県立工業専門学校,Kagoshima Kenritsu Kōgyō Senmon Gakkō) - established in 1945.
Kagoshima Prefectural Medical College (県立鹿児島医科大学,Kenritsu Kagoshima Ika Daigaku) - established as Kagoshima Prefectural Medical Vocational School (県立鹿児島医学専門学校,Kenritsu Kagoshima Igaku Senmon Gakkō) in 1942. It originates from the medical school in Kagoshima inMeiji era.
These seven schools became the Faculties of Arts and Sciences, Education, Agriculture, Fisheries, Engineering, and Medicine in 1949. The Faculty of Arts and Sciences was divided into a Faculty of Law, Economics and the Humanities and a Faculty of Science in 1965. A Faculty of Dentistry was added in 1977. The Joint Faculty of Veterinary Medicine was separated from the Faculty of Agriculture in 2012. Graduate Schools have been added gradually.[3]
Wataru Kubo[note 1] - member of the National Diet, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance
Seiichi Ōmura[note 2] - member of the National Diet, Minister of Home Affairs, Minister of State for Director General of the Defense Agency, bureaucrat (Vice-Minister of Education)
Shigenori Tōgō[note 3] - diplomat, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Colonial Affairs
Tadaatsu Ishiguro[note 3] - bureaucrat (Vice-Minister of Agriculture and Forestry), Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, member of the National Diet
Moichi Miyazaki[note 3] - member of the National Diet, Minister of State for Director General of the Science and Technology Agency
Eiichi Nishimura[note 3] - member of the National Diet, Minister of Health and Welfare, Minister of Construction, Minister of State for Director General of National Land Agency, Minister of State for Director General of Administrative Management Agency
Kokichi Shimoinaba[note 3] - Superintendent General of Japanese police, member of the National Diet, Minister of Justice
Morio Takahashi[note 3] - bureaucrat, the mayor ofKumamoto City, government-appointed governor of prefectures, Superintendent General of Japanese police
Kikuo Arakawa[note 3] - medical scientist, cardiovascular scientist, internist, World Hypertension League Award, International Society of Hypertension Distinguished Fellow Award, Professor Emeritus atFukuoka University, the 12th President of the International Society of Hypertension
