The campus dormitory is made up of three buildings: a student dormitory, a commons building, and faculty housing.
There are 132 rooms in the student dormitory, each designed for both privacy and functionality. The commons building is a multipurpose space featuring ten soundproof piano rooms, a studio, and vending machines.
The faculty housing surrounds the commons building, providing ample opportunities for student-faculty interactions while maintaining independent spaces for both.
※Currently students housing is only available for female students
※The female students dormitory and faculty housing are completely separate structures
Details
Dormitory information
| Address | 1-192 Yazakosagamine, Nagakute, Aichi, 480-1103 (on campus), Japan |
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| Size | Three-floor steel construction, 44 rooms on each floor (132 rooms total) |
| Rooms | Individual room size: about 15.4 m2 Floor plan: Studio with kitchenette, western-style |
| Furnishings and amenities | Unit bathroom, kitchenette (sink, hot plate, exhaust fan, under-sink storage), air conditioning, closet, indoor clothesline, bed, storage space, curtains |
| Common area resources | Piano practice rooms (10), art studio, multipurpose hall (with WiFi), laundry room on each floor (coin-operated), lounge area (each floor) |
Housing costs
| Housing fees | ?42,000/month (includes ?3,000 in common-area fees, does not include meals) There is no move-in fee, but a move-out fee of ?30,000 is collected along with the final month's hosing fee. Move-out fees may be refunded (or additional fees charged) once they are paid. |
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| Parking | ?2,100 month (by request) |
| Utilities | Students must sign up and pay for their own water, landline, internet, NHK television, and other services. Electricity is included in housing fees (the school pays for electricity by the building so individual contracts are not available). |
| Laundry | ?200 per load |
Other fees
Student dormitories are run by self-governing associations that require annual dues (paid in advance). These fees are collected and managed by the individual associations.
| Undergraduate departments | Undergraduate or graduate major / program |
Association dues (annual, reference only) |
|---|---|---|
| Faculty of Art | Both undergraduate and graduate students | Around ?3,000 |
| Faculty of Music | Undergraduate (piano) | Around ?19,000 |
| Undergraduate (other majors) | Around ?15,000 | |
| Graduate (keyboard instruments) | Around ?19,000 | |
| Graduate (other areas of research) | Around ?15,000 |
※Dormitory associations are run by student residents of the dorms.
※Association dues are used for things like cleaning and maintaining of the dorm art studio or soundproof chambers, piano tuning, and so on.
※Students will pay cleaning fees when they move out (starting at ?16,500)
※Replacement fees for lost or damaged room keys (dimple keys) start at ?15,180.
Additional information
- Student dormitories are non-smoking
- Visitors are only allowed in common areas
- Housing and electricity costs will be auto-debited. Students must have an account with MUFG Bank.
- Student dormitories are self-governed (with assigned cleaning tasks, dorm meetings, etc.)