Meiji University once had a women's specialty department and a junior college. Alumnus Yoshiko Mibuchi was one of Japan's first female lawyers and the first female judge and head of the family court.

　Meiji University Liberty Academy, Meiji University's lifelong learning institution, is holding this course as a public course to commemorate its 25th anniversary. The first part will be titled ``Yoshiko Mibuchi and the History of Meiji University,'' and will feature a lecture by Professor Kazuhiro Murakami, professor of the Faculty of Law and director of the University History Center, who was in charge of the legal analysis of ``Wings for a Tiger.'' The second part will feature faculty members and alumni who were involved with Meiji University Junior College as lecturers, and a panel discussion will discuss the past and present of women's education at Meiji University. In addition, there are also examples of more than 2024 Sumakari graduates of the "Smart Career Program for Women" (Sumakari), which Meiji University Liberty Academy offers for working women and will be celebrating its 10th year in 600. Introducing the department.

　Additionally, a special exhibition related to the TV drama series ``Wings for a Tiger'' is being held at the museum's special exhibition room in Academy Common until October 10th (Monday). (Free viewing)

<Free public lecture: A look into Japan's first female lawyer, Yoshiko Mibuchi, and the history of women's education>
Date and time: April 4th (Sat) 13:10-30:12 (doors scheduled to open at 50:10)
Venue: Meiji University Surugadai Campus Academy Common 3rd floor Academy Hall
Cost: Free
Capacity: First 480 people
Application: Make a reservation on the Meiji University Liberty Academy website by 4:12 on Friday, April 10th.　

Reference: [Meiji University Liberty Academy] [Face-to-face] [Liberty Academy 25th Anniversary Special Project] Approaching Japan's first female lawyer "Yoshiko Mibuchi" and the history of women's education