| College Name | City | Country | Start Date | End Date | Affiliation | Other Information | Source |
| Risshikan University | Hiroshima | Japan | 2003 | for many years operated as a two-year women's college under the name of Hiroshima Women's Commercial Junior College; in 2001 status changed to four-year women's university; 2002 became coed; closed with 176 students, most transferred to Kure University | The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 14, 2003 | ||
| Sakata Junior College | Yamagata prefecture | Japan | 2002 | closed by authorities after finding that most of enrolled Chinese students were living and working in Tokyo, several hudred miles from the campus; immigration officials refused to issue visas to any of 256 prospective students who sought admission in 2001; closed with 52 students | The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 14, 2003 | ||
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