Authorized Organizations

Men’s Field Hockey Team

Introduction: We, the Men’s Field Hockey Club, are striving every day to achieve our goal of winning six major titles. By embodying our team theme, “same old,” we aim to become a team that is supported and admired by many people. Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: OIC, Location: OIC ground Language: Japanese N3, English A1 Keywords:…
MINKAKEIZAIKENKYUKAI

Introduction: We are a circle that discusses and researches social issues. If there’s something in the news you find puzzling, let’s talk about it together! We welcome diverse interests and hold discussions based on each member’s curiosity. Come visit us at Circle Room 28 in the Central Arc! Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: BKC Location: Central Arc 4F Circle room…
Modern Jazz Ballet

Introduction: At Modern Jazz Ballet, we practice and perform works that blend the elegance of ballet with the expressive energy of jazz. We support one another and welcome dancers of all backgrounds, regardless of experience. If you’re interested in dancing, feel free to come check us out! Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: KIC, OIC, BKC, Others & Outside Campus Location: KIC: Student Hall…
Nanshiki baseball club

Introduction: The Japanese‑style Baseball Club aims to become a dominant force in the sport nationwide. One of our greatest strengths is our unity as a team, despite each member coming from a different background. We are currently seven‑time consecutive league champions and have qualified for the national tournament three years in a row. For training,…
Nippon Kempo Club

Introduction: Nippon Kempo is a full-contact martial art that combines striking, kicking, grappling, and submission techniques, all practiced while wearing protective gear. In matches, you can score an “ippon” (full point) by delivering a powerful and controlled strike to the head or torso while dominating your opponent. The first competitor to win two points wins…
Nohgaku Club

Introduction: This group practices and performs the traditional Japanese art of Noh. Twice a year, in spring and autumn, they build a special Noh stage on campus for their live performances. From their base here in Kyoto, they are proud to promote the charm of Noh theater to a wider audience. Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: KIC Location: Kinugasa Campus…
old martial art club

Introduction: We train in traditional Japanese martial arts, including striking like karate, joint locks like jujutsu, and weapons like swords and staffs. All our current members started as beginners, so don’t worry if you’re new or not confident in sports. We’ll go at your pace! Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: KIC Location: Second Shoyukan Language: Japanese…
Photo Club

Introduction: We are a Photo Club active on every campus —and this year marks our 84th generation! Our members range from complete beginners to experienced photographers, and everyone enjoys our activities in their own way. We hold weekly meetings and three exhibitions per year as our main activities. In addition, we regularly host group photo sessions…
Photo Society

Introduction: Photo society is an organization that mainly works with film and other cameras.We hold regular photo shoots and exhibitions, using the exhibitions as a platform to showcase our daily achievements. We also collaborate with other universities to organize photo exhibitions.We hope you will recognize and rediscover the charm of photography through the works. Classification: Authorized Organization…
Physical Sciences Research group

Introduction: We hold seminar about physics and math. All of the members love these subjects. Why don’t you join us and master physics and math? Of course, we welcome people who don’t major in physics!! Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: BKC Location: Circle Lab 6 Language: Japanese N1, English B2 Keywords: Physics, Reading Circle, Experiment E-mail: vuccaken@gmail.com
Politics Society

Introduction: Politics Society is a circle with a long history, founded in 1948 and consisting of approximately 100 members. In addition to publishing our club journal Sōzō, we hold study sessions that provide students with a place to conduct independent research. We also organize and manage guest lectures. In the past two years, we hosted lectures…
Railway Research Club

Introduction: Our club has been operating as an officially recognized railway hobby club across all three campuses of our university. The only qualification for membership is to be a Ritsumeikan University student! Not only are people who love trains welcome to join, but anyone who enjoys traveling by train or has even a passing interest in…
Rakugo Society

Introduction: In the Ritsumeikan University Rakugo Society, we perform not only rakugo, but also shamisen, taiko, and the fue flute ensemble called shimoza, manzai and conto, and oogiri! Also, not just having fun with them, we also have occasions where you can perform them in a hall, so you can expect your skills to improve as…
Rifle Shooting Club

Introduction: At the Rifle Shooting Club, we train on a flexible shift schedule during the weekdays, so it’s easy to balance with part-time jobs and academics. One of our biggest strengths is that you can practice according to your own availability. Half of our members started with no experience, and we even have a national…
Rits Legal Consulting Club

Introduction: Our Legal Consultation Club is dedicated to protecting fundamental human rights and promoting social justice. We organize free legal consultation events for the community, hold study sessions, and practice through mock consultations to build both knowledge and practical skills. Whether you’re in the College of Law or simply interested in legal issues, everyone is welcome!…