A dormitory where domestic and international students live and learn together
Students from diverse backgrounds—across race, gender, physical ability, and culture—live and interact in a shared residential environment.
Through multicultural exchange and intergenerational engagement with the local community, the University aims to foster mutual understanding of diverse values and nurture individuals who can transform differences into sources of new creativity.
High-Level Security Unique to Mixed-Gender Dormitories
The second floor is reserved for male residents, and the third floor is reserved for female residents.
Access to each floor is limited to designated elevators or stairways, and the building is designed to prevent access to the opposite-gender floor.
Entry to the residence and use of the elevators require student ID authentication, ensuring a high level of security and preventing access by non-residents.
Each unit consists of five resident, stypically consisting of three domestic students and two international students. Short-term exchange students are also accommodated.
Through daily interaction in this multicultural living environment, residents develop a deeper understanding of one another’s values while living and learning together.
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Well‑equipped common areas to Encourage Connection
Each floor features shared living rooms, community lounges, open lounges, and workshop rooms designed to foster natural interaction among residents.
The layout facilitates studying and project activities, creating an environment where daily communication among residents.
An event-planning space and exhibition area are located in the entrance, As a space every resident passes through, it also serves as a hub for activities and interaction among residents.
Access is controlled by student ID authentication, enhancing security and preventing non-residents from entering.
Open Connecting Lounge
Instead of traditional hallways, daily paths are designed as the main pathway that everyone passes through, increasing opportunities for residents to meet and interact.
Filled with natural light, fresh air, and greenery, these lounges comfortably connect the community lounge and common rooms, providing a relaxed environment for socializing.
Community Lounge
The most active and spacious community lounge is located at the center of the building, allowing residents from any room to access it with ease. it features a café-style kitchen where residents can prepare daily meals.
It serves as a comfortable space for self study, collaborative learning, and various student led activities.
Common Room
This space gently bridges the quiet of the resident rooms and the activity of the community lounge.
It offers a place to pause between periods of focused work, where chance encounters with fellow residents can naturally lead to conversation.
By fostering everyday interaction, this space adds warmth and richness to dormitory life.
Resident Rooms
Resident rooms are designed simply, with only essential furniture and space, so students are encouraged not to stay confined to their rooms.
A desk and chair are placed by the window to support focused individual study.
Each room also includes a balcony where residents can hang laundry to dry.
Workshop Room
The workshop rooms on the basement and first floors are flexible spaces designed for a wide range of uses.
Movable tables and chairs allow the rooms to accommodate both small and large groups.
They are well-suited not only for presentations and events but also for recreational activities, creating a space where learning and interaction naturally come together.
Furniture and Storage Dimensions
Closet Size
Bed Size
Storage Unit (Shelving) Size
Resident Room (8.28 m²)
Desk and Chair
Desk Lamp
Bed with Mattress
Wi-Fi
Closet
Ceiling Light
Air Conditioner
Curtains
Balcony
Shared Space
Unit Living Room
Tatami Sofa
Tables and Chairs
Ceiling Light
Air Conditioner
Storage Space
Refrigerator
Vacuum Cleaner
Whiteboard
Wi-Fi
Shoes Rack
2nd & 3rd Floors / Community Lounge
Kitchen
Microwave
Toaster
Electric Kettle
Television
Iron
Induction Cooktop (IH)
Rice Cooker
Washing Machine
Clothes Dryer (Fee Applies)
Hair Dryer
Shower Rooms
Restrooms
Wi-Fi
Table
Shared Facilities
Workshop Room
Multipurpose Room
Meeting Room
Bathrooms
Pantry
Vending Machines
Bicycle Parking
Storage Room (Shelving)
Package Lockers
Elevator
Manager’s Office
AED
Wi-Fi
Video Introduction
Video
Access
Access
Address
345 Tokudaijidencho, Shimmachi-dori Imadegawa-sagaru, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto 602-0932, Japan
Transportation
6-minute walk from Imadegawa Station on the Subway Karasuma Line
Fees
Fees
Monthly Dormitory Fee
Dormitory Fee
60,000yen
Included in the Dormitory Fee
Housing cost, water, electricity, internet access, and bedding rental
Not Included in the Dormitory Fee
Meals
Fees Due at Move-In
For Move-In on or Before the 15th
150,000yen
Cost Breakdown
Entrance Fee
30,000yen
Dormitory Fee for the Month of Move-In
60,000yen
Dormitory Fee for the Following Month
60,000yen
For Move-In on or After the 16th
120,000yen
Cost Breakdown
Entrance Fee
30,000yen
Dormitory Fee for the Month of Move-In (Half-Month)
