Talk:Kokushikan University

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Quality cleanup[edit]

Beginning with edit "01:04, 10 May 2014‎ 208.80.64.221 (talk)‎ . . (11,451 bytes) (+3,436)", much of the opening content has depicted the school in terms of its mission and positive goals rather than describing merely factual information about the university. Citations are still needed for pretty much everything, though admittedly some things (such as subjects offered) will change over time. The organization of primary content is merely a set of bulleted lists with no explanations, further details, or links. It would be good to have a history section if more info can be found since this is normally expected for an article such as this.