The symbol of Kyushu Dental University is a stylized representation of a plane leaf, which originates from Hippocrates, the patron saint of medicine. Within the university grounds, in addition to a wall inscribed with Hippocrates' words, there is a megalith and a plane tree brought from the Greek island of Kos.

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The Words of Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine

Life is short, the Art long; opportunity fleeting, experiment treacherous, judgment difficult.

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The megalith and the plane tree brought from Greece in tribute to Hippocrates, who is revered as the Father of Medicine
"The words of Hippocrates"


Hippocrates (460-377 BC), revered as the "father of medicine," is said to have taught medicine to many medical students and expounded on the principles of medical care under a plane tree. The design incorporates a stylized image of the leaf of this historically significant plane tree, along with an arrangement of the characters for "Kyushu Dental University."

UI Design Manual

This manual is a guideline for the use of visual identity at Kyushu Dental University, created and refined in 2013. It explains everything from the basic design system to the operational rules for specific items.