Campus Facilities

Building No. 1

This building houses a cafeteria, bank ATMs, a small gymnasium, i-Talk Language Plaza, and other facilities indispensable for a comfortable school life.

Building No. 2

This building is mainly composed of lecture rooms and laboratories. On the first floor is an open area where students can enjoy a pleasant breeze.

Building No. 3

A computer room with PCs to access the Internet anytime, ICT rooms, a learning commons, and a library with 270,000 books are housed in this building.

Building No. 4

The Career Center, Student Support Center, and Teacher Development Promotion Center provide all the support students need for life on campus.

Building No. 5

Various laboratories can be found here. There are also areas to relax and unwind including a rooftop garden, promenades, and a lawn.

Building No. 6

Laboratories, the Health Center, and a campus shop that serves as a convenience store and bookstore are located in this building.

Building No. 7 (Research Building)

There are 95 faculty offices. This building also has seminar rooms with audiovisual equipment, lounges, and study booths.

Building No. 8 (Music Building)

This dedicated music building has piano practice rooms open to all students, a rhythm-training room, and the rooms of the university’s music-related clubs/associations.

Building No. 9 (Nursing Building)

This extensive nursing facility covers a total area of over 4,100m².
We have established a diverse learning facility suited to a range of situations and environments required in the field of nursing.

General Gymnasium

Equipped with the latest facilities, this gymnasium has a main arena, an indoor swimming pool, training rooms, and a café lounge, making it an ideal site for extracurricular activities and gym classes of courses related to education/childcare.

Lecture Hall

This octagonal lecture hall is modeled on Yumedono Hall of Horyuji Temple, which was founded by Prince Shotoku. It is spacious enough to accommodate 1,200 people and is used for job placement guidance and other events. The hall is sometimes divided into three areas to use as large lecture rooms.

Main Lecture Hall

This hall is mainly used as a place where students learn the Buddhist spirit of Prince Shotoku, which is the foundation of this university’s educational philosophy. With its gently sloping tiers of 1,500 seats, this building is used for worship services, entrance ceremonies, commencements, job placement guidance, and other events for large numbers of people.