Takushoku University
In 1936, Dōmei, Ohtsuka and others began lecturing at Takushoku University. The calligraphy for the opening ceremony was written by Tōyama Mitsuru (1855–1944), who was a political leader in early 20th century Japan. A total of 61 people attended the first lectures. The president of Takushoku University formally accepted the lectures in 1937 as the aptly named "Takushoku University Kampo Medicine Lectures". These lectures were followed by the Kampo Medicine Lectures of Kampo Tomonokai, with the assistance of President Tsumura Juntendo. These were replaced by the present "Institute of Kampo Medicine".