Dormitories

Campus Dormitory Features

Providing an international environment within the dormitories/Creating communities via multinational leaders

The dormitories at the Ito Campus are international dormitories where students from several different countries live together. A diverse mixture of students, from freshman to graduate school students (both master's and doctoral course candidates), live together in these dormitories.
Distinguishing them from other college dormitories that feature strict rules and hierarchies, here at the Ito Campus dormitories, we respect your private life and take measures into consideration that allow you to build human relationships and interact with other diverse students.
For that reason, we assign students who have experience living in the dormitories as dormitory leaders, so they become the nucleus of student interaction.
These dormitory leaders will not only help you out when you first move in, but will also give you advice on everyday life, so those living on their own for the first time can do so with peace of mind.

Dormitory 1

Features
This dormitory is located at the center of campus and features a 1:1 ratio of international and Japanese students. (All rooms are individual)

10-story, iron-reinforced concrete building
252 13m2 single rooms
2 26m2 rooms for physically disabled students
Targeted Students: Male and female graduate students (including international students)
5 minute walk

Dormitory 2

Features
This dormitory is located at the center of campus and features an 8:2 individual ratio of Japanese to international students. (All rooms are individual) Within the international dormitories, this is the one with the highest percentage of Japanese students.

10-story, iron-reinforced concrete building
241 17m2 single rooms
20 43m2 rooms for married couples
Targeted Students: Male and female graduate students (including international students) , Married international students
5 minute walk

Dormitory 3

Features
This dormitory is located at the center of campus and features shared rooms that consist of 4 people per unit. They are organized into 2 international students and 2 Japanese students per unit. Living spaces are private, so they provide a moderate amount of privacy. The toilet, bath, kitchen, and dining room are shared between 4 people. Students who wish to live in a dense, communal environment in order to maximize their chances for international exchange, are selected for these units.

5-story, iron-reinforced concrete building
Shared rooms for 128 people (32 units X 4 people)
Private space: 4 X 7m2 rooms
Shared space: 28m2
Targeted Students: Male and female undergraduates, male and female graduate students
5 minute walk

Ito Harmony House

This dormitory is located approximately 1km from the center of campus and features the largest amount of living spaces at the university with 581 rooms. We have established a 1:1 ratio between Japanese and international students in regards to individual rooms, so we are able to provide an environment where you can interact with international students on a daily basis.

9-story, iron-reinforced concrete building for individual students
6-story, iron-reinforced concrete building for married couples
17㎡-548 17m2 single rooms / 15 rooms for married couples
1 26m2 rooms for physically disabled students
Targeted Students: Male and female undergraduates, male and female graduate students , Married international students
15 minute walk