 | Olympics Oak - Competing in the triple jump at the Berlin Olympics in 1936, Naoto Tajima, who had just graduated from Kyoto University that spring, won a gold medal and set a new world record. Masao Harada, who was also a new graduate, won a silver medal. Tajima brought the seedling of this oak tree from Germany to commemorate that occasion.
- Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Olympics Oak - Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Monument - Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Monument and Olympics Oak - Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Olympics Oak and Sports Ground - Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Sports Ground - Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Experimental Farm - Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Experimental Farm - Photographed in July 2004.
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 | Main Street - Photographed in November 2004.
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 | Main Steet - Photographed in November 2004.
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 | Looking toward the Front Gate of the Faculty of Agriculture from Imadegawa Street. - Photographed in December 2004.
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 | Faculty of Agriculture Front Gate and Guard Station (Listed building) - Completed in 1924, the building has a unique structure incorporating Japanese roof tiles above a bold design. The North Campus became University property in 1921, as part of preparations for the establishment of the Faculty of Agriculture.
- Photographed in December 2004.
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 | Yukawa Hall (Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics) - This building was completed in 1952 to commemorate Prof. Yukawa receiving a Nobel Prize in 1949.
- Photographed in December 2004.
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 | Hideki Yukawa Bust and Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics - Hideki Yukawa (1907 - 1981), specializing in theoretical physics, was a professor of the Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics. He became the first Japanese recipient of a Nobel Prize in Physics, in 1949.
- Photographed in December 2004.
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 | Yukawa Hall - Photographed in May 2005.
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 | Botanical Garden - Photographed in December 2004.
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 | Botanical Garden - Photographed in February 2005.
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 | Botanical Garden - Photographed in June 2005.
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 | Documentation and Information Center for Chinese Studies - Photographed in February 2005.
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 | Former Head Office of Forest Research Station - Built in 1931, the bungalow is roofed with Spanish roof tiles and has verandas extending into the inner court and garden, making the structure blend in with the surrounding grounds.
- Photographed in May 2005.
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