Academic Building
Passing through the Risshi Gate, which consists of four pillars symbolizing Love, Wisdom, Self-Reflection, and Progress, visitors will find the Stairs to Virtue extending further ahead, with the Pyramid Chapel standing prominently at the center.
The academic buildings surrounding the chapel house faculty research rooms, lecture rooms, and the Student Affairs Office (on the second floor). The library is located directly beneath the chapel.
Risshi Gate
Stairs to Virtue
Grand Lecture Hall
Pyramid Prayer Hall
The Pyramid Prayer Hall, which serves as a symbol of the University, is located at the center of the Academic Building and can accommodate up to 300 people.
Centered around the Prayer Hall, various religious activities are held to deepen faith and cultivate spiritual purity, including morning meditation, morning, noon, and evening Resurrection Prayers, training programs, ceremonies, and prayer services.
Front View
Seating
Other Facilities
Auditorium & Gymnasium
The auditorium can accommodate up to 1,500 people, and the gymnasium is large enough to host official sporting events.
Library
Located directly beneath the Prayer Hall, the library houses approximately 91,000 items in its first-floor reading area. The second-floor Learning Commons provides a space for group study.
Cafeteria
A comfortable and stylish space where students can enjoy three nutritionally balanced meals a day.
Shuttle Bus
A shuttle bus service operates regularly between the campus and the nearest station.
Y Shop
Located next to the cafeteria, Y Shop is a convenience store that also features a bookstore section offering a selection of recommended books and newly released publications.
Tennis Courts
The campus has two artificial grass tennis courts, which are used for club activities and other student activities.
Student Dormitories
All first-year students are required to live in the dormitories. (From the second year onward, living in the dormitories is optional.)
Through shared learning and daily life in the dormitories, students can develop independence, experience intercultural communication, and build lasting friendships. Dormitory life provides valuable learning opportunities beyond the classroom and is intended to help students enrich their character. All dormitory rooms are private rooms, allowing students to focus on their studies.
First Student Dormitory
Room Facilities:
Bed, closet, refrigerator, bookshelf, and desk
Shared Facilities:
Restrooms, bathrooms, showers, laundry facilities, and kitchen
(Some rooms are equipped with private bathrooms.)
Room Size:
Approximately 6 tatami mats
Security:
The entrance is equipped with security cameras and an automatic locking system. In principle, only dormitory residents are permitted to enter.
Room
Washroom
Shared Kitchen
Lounge
Second Student Dormitory
From the second year onward, apartment-style student dormitories are available for students who wish to live there. (If there are more applicants than available rooms, residents will be selected by lottery.)
Students may also commute from private rental accommodations, such as those around Kazusa-Ichinomiya Station, by using the campus shuttle bus and other transportation options.
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