未来創造学部
What Is the Human Happiness Theory?
It is an eternal theme for humankind—
a fundamental and universal discipline
that bears within it the shadow of the Eternal.
From What Is the Human Happiness Theory?
by Ryuho Okawa
創立者の精神
“To Create the Source
of Future Civilization”
We have begun with the spirit of “creating the source of future civilization,” so I ask you not to forget such a great aspiration, and to devote yourselves to study, self-improvement, character building, and research into society, and furthermore to think deeply about what will be needed in the future.
From Find Your Own Way
by Ryuho Okawa
Happy Science University“The Exploration of Happiness
and the Creation
of a New Civilization”
建学の精神
Happy Science University is Japan’s first full-fledged private institution of higher education, founded by Master Ryuho Okawa.
The mission of the university is to cultivate individuals and advance research under faith in El Cantare and the founding spirit of “the exploration of happiness and the creation of a new civilization,” with the aim of becoming:
a foundation for Utopia
the foundation for a future nation
the source of a new civilization
“Studying the Truth”
“Liberal Arts”
“Language”
“Practical Studies”
学問の柱
No one who has accomplished great work has done so without engaging in the discipline of reading books in solitude, training oneself, continuing to think, and refining the mind. (excerpt omitted) Therefore, if one continues to cultivate oneself with an aspiration that always seeks upward progress, one will continue to advance.
From How to Become a Genuine Person
by Ryuho Okawa
教学
Studying the Truth
Through the study of the Teachings, students deepen their faith, gain a true understanding of happiness, and develop the character to contribute positively to society.
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教養
Liberal Arts
Students build a broad foundation of knowledge and practical skills that support their study of the Teachings and prepare them to thrive in diverse fields.
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語学
Language
Through practical language education, with a focus on English, students develop the communication skills needed to succeed in the global community and contribute to the world.
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“Look to Your Own Feet”
(Kyakka-shōko)
習慣の力
Only through the accumulation of small daily disciplines and the ongoing inquiry into who one truly is can a person eventually seize the right time, catch the right wind, and take flight. (excerpt omitted) Do not blame others or your environment; first consider what you yourself can do, and begin with what you are able to change within yourself. (excerpt omitted) I would like to say that in order to illuminate the boundless world, you must first look to your own feet.
From How to Become a Genuine Person
by Ryuho Okawa
01
Pursue Your Dreams
We help you discover your mission and aspirations in this lifetime, while supporting you in designing a life plan that reflects your unique strengths and individuality. Together, we help you chart a clear path toward making those dreams a reality.
02
Gain True Wisdom
By studying the Buddhist Truth in depth and engaging in spiritual discipline, you will broaden the capacity of your soul. Grounded in the Buddhist Truth, you will develop the wisdom and sound judgment needed to become a truly well-rounded individual.
03
Develop Practical Skills
Deepen your expertise to a professional level while learning directly from leaders at the forefront of their fields. Through real-world experience and interaction with practitioners, you will develop practical skills and pursue knowledge that produces meaningful results.
04
Unite the World
Develop the ability to communicate your ideas confidently in English and become a global leader who can inspire people at the soul level, transcending differences in religion and culture.
05
Create the Future
Imagine the future of society and industry, then turn that vision into new discoveries and innovations. Challenge yourself to explore the Spiritual World and the universe as you work toward creating a new civilization.
I am involved in research and development of a high-voltage pulse power supply for a cancer treatment system using Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT). Our laboratory includes students from first-year undergraduates to research students. I learn a great deal from senior students while also being inspired by younger students who are taking on new challenges. What we all share is the same sense of mission: to realize Master's ideal through science and technology.
Future Industry Four-Year Program
“Shine Brightly”
無限の使命をにないつくして
You must be endlessly creative and endlessly productive. And this must not end in mere dreaming. I hope that people will emerge who develop their creativity without limit, translate that creative spirit into reality, and continue to think about what they can bring into existence. (excerpt omitted) In short, I would say: if you cannot contribute to the civilization of the future, then there is no meaning in your graduation. The future shines endlessly, and I have high expectations for your future endeavors.
From
Becoming a Person Who Illuminates the World
by Ryuho Okawa
Voices from Our Graduates
As I manage a hotel in my current job, I truly appreciate the value of the Buddhist Truth I studied at HSU. Most of the employees I work with are older than I am, so the ability to build and maintain good relationships is essential. By putting the Buddhist Truth into practice based on Work and Love, I have come to realize just how true these teachings are.
Human Happiness Graduate
“The Steps Toward Virtue”
正しき心の探究
When your feeling that “the world should become a better place” grows stronger, that itself is in fact a sign of your own personal growth. (excerpt omitted) In the end, it does not matter where you studied. What matters is what you have become. That is the real measure. Therefore, it does not matter which school you came from. What counts are the results you have achieved, and whether your way of life has been recognized by many people, influenced others, and inspired them. If you can live such a life, I believe your life can be considered successful.
From How to Become a Genuine person
by Ryuho Okawa
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