Verify users from University of Toyama
University of Toyama is a member of GakuNin, one of the national research and education federations that share academic identity providers through eduGAIN. That means you can verify a user's affiliation with University of Toyama by having them sign in with their University of Toyama account via SAML single sign-on — no document uploads, no passwords, no identity data stored on Studid.
- Persistent identifiers
- No
- Country
- Japan
- Federation
- GakuNin
Institution details
- Organization
- University of Toyama
- Country
- Japan
- SAML Entity ID
https://idp02.u-toyama.ac.jp/idp/shibboleth- Scopes
- u-toyama.ac.jp
- Federation
- GakuNin
SAML capabilities
Capabilities are read from the institution's SAML metadata. An advertised format is what the IdP declares it supports — not a guarantee of what every login returns.
- support
Frequently asked questions
Can I verify that someone is affiliated with University of Toyama?
Yes. University of Toyama participates in GakuNin, which shares academic identity providers through eduGAIN. Users prove their affiliation by signing in with their University of Toyama account via SAML single sign-on — no document uploads, no passwords, no identity data stored on Studid.
Does University of Toyama support persistent identifiers?
No. University of Toyama only advertises transient (per-login) identifiers, so authIdentifier will typically be null. You can still confirm which institution the user logged in from via entityId.
Which country is University of Toyama in?
University of Toyama is located in Japan.
How do I verify students from University of Toyama?
Create a verification session via POST /v2/auth/verification, redirect the user to the returned link, and poll GET /v2/auth/verification/{id} after they authenticate at University of Toyama. The integration guide has a complete walkthrough.
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