Home Economics Education includes courses covering areas such as food and nutrition, textiles and clothing, housing, family-oriented issues, family resource management, child care and development, consuming living, sustainability lifestyles, community bonding, and welfare issues.

These courses are broad and interdisciplinary and are based on practical learning, such as lab and experimental courses, hands-on activities, and in-class practice. Knowledge and skills from such courses enable learners to answer the recurring practical problems of individual and family life. Furthermore, this program aims to encourage students to identify societal concerns and to manage the challenges of living in a diverse, global society. All students who strive to meet these concerns with their knowledge and skills will be welcome in Home Economics Education.

• Training Division for Elementary School Teachers, Home Economics
• Training Division for Junior High School Teachers, Home Economics Education

YATAGAI Mamiko (Ph.D) is a Professor with research interests in Textile Care and Textile Conservation. Professor YATAGAI teaches on the doctor's course in the United Graduate School of Education.

YONEDA Chie (Ph.D.) is a Professor with research interests in Food Science and Marine Biochemistry.

NAKAYAMA Setsuko is an Associate Professor with research interests in Home Economics Education.

ANDO Ai is an Associate Professor with research interests in Family Sociology and Child Welfare.