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- Musashino Campus
Musashino Campus
“Asia University” where all faculties and all grades study on the same campus,
It is an ideal environment for deepening bonds with classmates, seniors, juniors, and faculty members.
Musashino is surrounded by lush greenery while being close to the city center.It is an ideal environment for deepening bonds with classmates, seniors, juniors, and faculty members.
Approximately 6,500 students, including International Student, study together in this blessed environment.
- Building 5
- Building 7
- Building 3
- Kozo Ota Memorial Hall
- ASIA PLAZA
- Building 2
- Martial Arts Gym
- Second Asian Center
- Student Association Building
- Counseling Center
- First Asian Center
- Gymnasium
- Building 1
- Building 8 (International House)
- Bust of Kozo Ota, the first President of the university
- Koa Shrine
Building 1
This is the new administrative building of the university completed in July 2018.
There are university offices, faculty Research Office, etc.
For questions and consultations regarding course registration, inquiries regarding Course for obtaining qualifications and improving skills, please contact the Education Center on the 1st floor. The staff will be kind and will respond.
There are university offices, faculty Research Office, etc.
For questions and consultations regarding course registration, inquiries regarding Course for obtaining qualifications and improving skills, please contact the Education Center on the 1st floor. The staff will be kind and will respond.
Building 2
Located almost in the center of the campus, the glass-enclosed exterior of the building stands out.We have medium and large classrooms equipped with the latest AV equipment. The lounge on the first floor is a space for students to relax.
In addition to Career Center, which supports job-hunting activities, Student Center, which manages club activities, scholarships, and lost items, and the office of Special Needs Student Support Office are located in this building.
Building 3
There are small classrooms for Seminar and language studies and large classrooms for special Lecture. The photo Lecture Hall that can accommodate about 1,500 people.
Kozo Ota Memorial Hall (Library (Library Administration) / Institution's Historical Exhibit)
It was completed in March 1994 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the university. It consists of 8 floors above ground and 2 floors below ground, including Library (Library Administration) with a rich collection of books, AV and computer equipment, Institution's Historical Exhibit that conveys the history of the university, and Alumni Association (Seiseikai) Administrative Offices.
Building 5
It was completed in August 2013 as part of the Musashino Campus redevelopment plan. Based on the theme of being “environmentally friendly,” the building maximizes the use of natural energy.
With 6 floors above ground and 1 floor below ground, it has 24 large and small classrooms and an educational environment with AV equipment that supports classes.
There is an Admissions Office office, Health Services Office, and an information desk.
With 6 floors above ground and 1 floor below ground, it has 24 large and small classrooms and an educational environment with AV equipment that supports classes.
There is an Admissions Office office, Health Services Office, and an information desk.
Building 7
The classroom building immediately after entering from South Gate. In addition to general classrooms, it is equipped with the latest equipment such as Computer Classrooms.
LL classroom
Equipped with AV equipment to increase the efficiency of foreign language learning. There are 48 booths set up in the LL classroom.
Computer Classrooms
224 computers are installed in 5 Computer Classrooms (including AL classrooms). It is used for Practicum classes and individual student learning.
224 computers are installed in 5 Computer Classrooms (including AL classrooms). It is used for Practicum classes and individual student learning.
Building 8 (International House)
Various welfare facilities are concentrated. In addition to bookstores, lounges, and convenience stores, there are Intensive Japanese Course classes, Graduate School school classes/study rooms, and International Cooperation Office.
International Lounge
A place for International Student and Japanese students to interact. Information sessions on studying abroad and international exchange events are also held.
A place for International Student and Japanese students to interact. Information sessions on studying abroad and international exchange events are also held.
bookstore
Get the books you want right away
We have a large selection of textbooks, reference books, books, and magazines, all of which are 10% off. The break time is full of students.
Get the books you want right away
We have a large selection of textbooks, reference books, books, and magazines, all of which are 10% off. The break time is full of students.
Gymnasium
Fully equipped facility for indoor sportsIt has a physical education floor, a judo hall, a kendo hall, a ring, a training room, and a shower room. It is used for physical education classes, club practices, and various events.
Student Association Building
With a student lounge, hall, music practice room, etc., it is a place for students to relax.
First Asian Center
The Daiichi Asian Hall, located next to Gymnasium, has club rooms for athletic clubs, including (Hardball) Baseball Club, Soccer Club, Tennis Club, and Track and Field Club.
Second Asian Center
The 2nd Asian Student Association Building, has club rooms for various groups belonging to the Bunren (Academic and Cultural Clubs), such as Gamelan Club and Chinese Language Society as well as meeting rooms for Student’s Association.
Counseling Center
We support student life by providing various consultations regarding student life, such as friendships, academic matters, and emotional concerns. There are three individual consultation rooms and group rooms.
Martial Arts Gym
A dojo for a martial arts organization
This is a sports-only building with an archery range on the first floor and Iaido Club dojo on the second floor.
This is a sports-only building with an archery range on the first floor and Iaido Club dojo on the second floor.
ASIA PLAZA
ASIA PLAZA opened in April 2015. Based on the concept of a “bright and comfortable Student Cafeteria,” the first and second floors have Student Cafeteria, stationery and daily goods store, while the third and fourth floors have a learning commons, a convenience store, and Multipurpose Auditorium. It is a space for “exchange”.
1st and 2nd floor ASIA kitchen
In April 2023, the cafeteria operation was changed to Ginza Suehiro Cafeteria Service Co., Ltd. and reopened as "ASIA kitchen (abbreviation: Ajikichi)".
In addition to having a large selection of authentic menus, the cafeteria allows you to experience a DX space, such as consideration for food loss by abolishing conventional food samples, and viewing menus on smartphones.
In April 2023, the cafeteria operation was changed to Ginza Suehiro Cafeteria Service Co., Ltd. and reopened as "ASIA kitchen (abbreviation: Ajikichi)".
In addition to having a large selection of authentic menus, the cafeteria allows you to experience a DX space, such as consideration for food loss by abolishing conventional food samples, and viewing menus on smartphones.
2nd floor stationery and daily goods store
Supporting student life with a wide selection of products
We are proud of our wide selection of items that you can purchase almost anything you need on campus. It's a nice shop where all products are 20% off the market price.
Supporting student life with a wide selection of products
We are proud of our wide selection of items that you can purchase almost anything you need on campus. It's a nice shop where all products are 20% off the market price.
3rd floor PLAZA commons
A corner with a projector and display is installed. Commons Info has laptops for rent. There is also a convenience store where you can purchase snacks and stationery.
A corner with a projector and display is installed. Commons Info has laptops for rent. There is also a convenience store where you can purchase snacks and stationery.
Multipurpose Auditorium that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as exchange events, has been prepared.
Bust of Kozo Ota, the first President of the university
A bust of Kozo Ota, the first President the university, watches over the campus, along with a monument of "the spirit of Self-help and Cooperation" which is the founding spirit of the university.
Koa Shrine
It is a shrine that enshrines 97 alumni who died in the war. A memorial service is held on November 3rd every year.
<Updated on April 1, 2024>