Trinity in Japan Society is a club for exchange of ideas and discussions open to members and alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Trinity in Japan Society is a Trinity College Officially Recognized Group, and listed by the University of Cambridge as an alumni group.
Trinity College, Cambridge
Trinity College, Cambridge, was founded by King Henry VIII in 1546 by combining the two older colleges King’s Hall and Michael House and seven Hostels (Catherine’s, Garratt, Gregory’s, Ovyng’s, Physwick, St Margaret’s, and Tyler’s). “The King’s Hall” was founded as a society of King’s Scholars on 7 July 1317.
Sir Isaac Newton worked at Trinity College and about 32 Nobel Prize winners are or were members of Trinity College, and many others who through ideas, inventions, and creations have enormous global impact to change our world for the better.
Trinity College is part of the University of Cambridge. Trinity College is the largest College constituting Cambridge University.
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Trinity in Japan Society Steering Committee:
- Gerhard Fasol (Chair), Trinity 1978 (PhD), Past Research Fellow (Title A), and Past Teaching Fellow (Title C) and Past Director of Studies in Natural Sciences
- Anthony Millington
- Ken Shibata
Trinity in Japan Society events
We meet regularly in Tokyo and other locations in Japan. If you are Trinity Fellow, member, alumni and living in or visiting Japan we are very much looking forward to hearing from you, please feel free to contact us.
We ask for your understanding and cooperation that as a rule we check the credentials of all new members.
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