Campus/Facilities

The chapel is a classroom that symbolizes the university's educational philosophy and is also widely used as a large lecture hall.

This booth, lined with computers, is equipped with an environment where students can take one-on-one online lessons with instructors from overseas, and is also used as a learning space for students.

We plan and operate overseas training, online language learning programs, and regional collaboration programs. Our specialist staff are always available to answer any questions you may have about our various programs. Please feel free to drop by.

The classroom walls are whiteboards, so you can use a projector.Mountable desks and chairs make it an active learning classroom that makes group work easy.

The Foreign Language Center provides guidance and support for language learning. It also lends out foreign language books and movies, and has a wide range of content to help you become familiar with foreign languages.

A space where students can casually study or enjoy conversation. There are comfortable sofa seats, window seats overlooking the courtyard, and table seats perfect for meetings.

At our university, we call our library the Active Library. We also hold many events such as bibliobattles and picture book readings, so it goes beyond just being a library.

On the second floor of the library, there are computers that students can use freely for assignments and self-study. There is also a DVD viewing booth where students can study using DVDs.

It is a tiered classroom that is used for large classes and is also used as a venue for lectures by invited guest speakers.

Seminar Room 2411, which is equipped with multiple projectors, is used for small language classes and seminars.

This is the university's largest lecture hall and is widely used for lectures, events, student activities, and more.

There is also a permanent convenience store in Building 3. In front of it is the student hall, which is bustling with students during lunchtime and free time.

In addition to being used as a restaurant, it is also used as the center of the commons for various events both on and off campus, student independent activities, and classes.

The menu includes popular student items such as daily lunch plates.

This area is a shared space where local residents and junior and senior high school students can gather.

The student-run Students Café offers original seasonal menus and is bustling with students during afternoon tea time.

This is a shared PC area in the commons. There are also Mac PCs, so some students are studying computer graphics or web design.

This is an area where you can relax on a sofa and read a book. Tablet devices are also available so you can read e-books.

This area is aimed at international exchange. In addition to foreign books, there are also foreign language videos broadcast on the TV monitors.

This area is where groups work on assignments and is equipped with whiteboards, projectors, and wireless presentation equipment, creating an environment that is conducive to discussion.

The studio has the same functions as a classroom, but is compactly designed, making it an ideal place for active learning, such as small language classes, seminars, and group work.

The classrooms are equipped with movable desks and chairs, projectors, PCs, and AV equipment, making collaborative learning possible. They can also be used as one room or divided into two rooms depending on the purpose.

The Campus Plaza, which stretches between the campus and KYOAI COMMONS, can be used in conjunction with the adjacent 5101 KYOAI COMMUNITY HALL and can also be used as a venue for student presentations.

KYOAI COMMUNITY can accommodate 200 people
The hall can be used as part of the campus plaza by opening the glass doors that connect it to the outdoors.The hall is also equipped with the latest AV equipment and movable furniture, so it can be used to suit various purposes.

There are several project rooms with different designs in Building 5. They can be used for different purposes, such as for classes, seminar activities, and student group work.

Like the 5111 PROJECT ROOM, it will be used for classes, seminar activities, and student group work.

A large staircase appears immediately upon entering the south entrance. It is furnished with colorful cushions and serves as a space for students to discuss and gather.

Desks and chairs are set up around the atrium. Each chair has a different design, so you can choose a chair and change your seating position depending on your mood and purpose that day, and enjoy your time.

A gathering place with tables and chairs. From this terrace, you can not only see the entire campus, but also Kyoai Gakuen's kindergarten and junior and senior high school.

It will be used as a place for cooking in an open kitchen and for learning and practicing about digital technology in relation to food and health.

It will be used as a place for electronics projects, 3D printing, and experiments related to food, health, and other topics.

It will be used as a learning environment utilizing motion capture, drones, and other technologies.

This space will be used by students to work on various projects, such as collaborative activities with external organizations and seminar activities.

As a large lecture hall, it will be used not only for classes but also for various other purposes such as community engagement activities.

The music room is equipped with a grand piano and an electric organ. As with art classes, students can prepare to become teachers.

In the art room, you can learn how to prepare for the practical skills required to become a teacher.

The gymnasium is the size of two basketball courts. In addition to being used for classes, it is also used after school for club activities.

The Kyoai Gakuen General Ground is a short walk from the university. It is used for university physical education classes and as a training ground for students aiming to become teachers.

This international dormitory is home to one-year exchange students from China, Taiwan, Romania, and other countries, and is supported by senior RAs (residence assistants) who are second-year students or above. The spacious living room on the first floor is a great place to relax. The university is a 10-minute walk away.