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The 14 pages that link to Kyoto University, each with the reason it gives.

• University of TokyoCompared with: It is Todai’s most prominent peer among Japan’s national research universities.

• Hideki YukawaRelated: Yukawa studied and later worked at Kyoto University, where he developed his meson theory.

• Sin-Itiro TomonagaRelated: Tomonaga studied physics there before developing his theory.

• Fumimaro KonoeRelated: Konoe studied there before pursuing his political career.

• Shinya YamanakaRelated: Yamanaka led stem-cell research at Kyoto University and founded its Center for iPS Cell Research and Application.

• University of OsakaRelated: It offers a nearby Kansai comparison with a different national governance status.

• Hokkaido UniversityCompared with: Its older urban and scholarly setting contrasts with Hokkaido University’s agricultural beginnings.

• Nagoya UniversityCompared with: It is an older national research university in the same central-Japan academic region.

• Yasushi InoueRelated: Inoue studied philosophy there before beginning his career as a writer.

• Kenichi FukuiRelated: Fukui studied and later held academic positions at this institution.

• Kyushu UniversityCompared with: Like Kyushu University, it grew from the Imperial University system, but was founded earlier and in a different region.

• Large Helical DeviceRelated: Its heliotron research laid a foundation for Japan’s later stellarator experiments.

• Tasuku HonjoRelated: Honjo studied and later conducted much of his research at this institution.

• Tetsuji TakechiRelated: Takechi studied there, an early setting for his intellectual engagement with theater.