Daigaku is a Japanese term that translates to "university" in English. It refers to institutions of higher education in Japan that offer undergraduate and graduate programs. These universities provide a wide range of academic disciplines, including sciences, humanities, and engineering, and are essential for students seeking advanced knowledge and skills. In Japan, Daigaku plays a crucial role in the education system, typically requiring students to complete 12 years of primary and secondary education before enrolling. Many universities have competitive entrance exams, and they often emphasize research and innovation, contributing to Japan's technological and cultural advancements.