Tokyo Metropolitan Curse Technical College

Several traditional Japanese structures make up the campus, all passed off as a Buddhist temple and set high among the wooded edges of Tokyo, where thick stands of trees help mask where it sits. Suiting that motif, the grounds are scattered with torii gates, shrines, and deity statues. The entire estate is hidden behind a protective barrier that Master Tengen keeps up. To reach it by one route, a person climbs a long flight of stairs flanked by torii gates within the foothills of Mount Mushiro. Inside the grounds lie training fields, courtyards, dormitories, classrooms, and further facilities, plus a talisman-lined isolation chamber for secret executions, a morgue for the slain, and a cursed warehouse standing near Tengen's resting place that stores cursed tools and objects. The man himself dwells far beneath in a corridor called the Tombs of the Star, accessed past over a thousand shuffling doors.

The institution does more than teach; it also acts as a home base for every graduate, all of whom go on mentoring the younger ranks as instructors or mission partners. People too weak to qualify as full sorcerers but able to perceive curses take posts as windows or assistant managers, and the school as a whole offers the community mediation, education, support, and shelter. Jujutsu Headquarters governs it, with each campus run by a Principal named on the Big Three Families' recommendation, while the conservative higher-ups keep final authority and often butt heads with Satoru Gojo. That political maneuvering touches students head-on, since Yuji Itadori, like Yuta Okkotsu before him, was marked for death until Gojo spoke up for him. New arrivals learn the nine articles of jujutsu regulations, a code that in places sanctions immediate execution.

Founded by Jujutsu Headquarters, the school delivers a four-year course centered on teaching the young to master their own curses and turn them against others, keeping classes tiny and led by working professionals. Pupils move into the dorms, hold the same grade rankings that professionals do, and take field jobs like probing haunted spots and exorcising weaker curses under watch. Their uniforms run to high-collared blue jackets pinned with the school crest, allow plenty of customization, and are sewn from material that resists cursed energy. Every year the campuses stage the Kyoto Sister-School Goodwill Event, a contest of team and solo jujutsu bouts hosted by the prior year's victor. Pivotal series moments have unfolded on these grounds, among them the clash eleven years earlier where Geto fought Toji Zenin down in the Star's tombs, along with the later break-in linked to the Goodwill Event and the Shibuya Incident, after which the Kamo and Zenin clans hauled off most of the cursed tools kept in the warehouse.