JP/EN
ICU

Canada House

Dormitory Facilities and Equipment
◆ In each room
Beds, mattresses, desks, chairs, chest of drawers, bookshelves, closets, room key, air conditioner, WiFi
◆ In the common living space
【Social Room】: sofa, table, TV, air conditioner, iron, ironing board, WiFi
【Kitchenette】: induction cooktops, microwave oven, toaster oven, garbage can
【Laundry Room】: washing machine, drying machine
【Entrance】: mail boxes, message board, phone just for incoming calls, shoe shelves
◆ Other common facilities in the dormitory
Wash basin and shower room with Japanese-style bath tub, bathroom, storage room, study room, tatami room, infirmary
◆ Common facilities outside of dormitory
Bicycle parking space, garbage collection site, rooftop, courtyard
What to bring
Toiletries, towels, clothes hangers, tableware, room slippers and other personal belongings for your comfort are necessary.
*There are some tableware, cooking tools and refrigerators that the graduates left.
Bedding
As a basic rule, residents of the on-campus dormitories are required to use the Bedding Lease & Linen Supply Service.
*The leased bedding fee is included in the dornmitory fee.
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Duties and Rules
Dormitory meetings
Dormitory meetings are held monthly and are conducted both in English and in Japanese. Attendance at these meetings as well as fulfillment of information duties for the purpose of dormitory management and self-government are part of your requirements as a dormitory resident. There are some kind of penalty for being absent from the dormitory meetings or neglecting duties according to their own rules.
Duties
The dormitory members' sense of solidarity is fairly strong, and each member is expected to participate in group activities such as monthly dormitory meetings and various duties including cleaning.
Dormitory members should cooperate with each other to maintain cleanliness.
Rules
① Curfew
 12 midnight
② Visitors
 Visiting hours are from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Visitors of the opposite sex are restricted to the social room. Visitors are forbidden to stay overnight.
③ Drinking
 The students are allowed to drink alcohol only in the social rooms within the dormitories.
④ Smoking
 Smoking is allowed only at designated areas in each dormitory.
⑤ Cleaning
 Professional cleaners clean up the common use areas of the dormitories three times per week.
⑥ Others
 Small amount of money is collected for the purpose of buying newspapers and other materials.

Annual Events
Spring Term
April: Welcoming Events for April Students, Initiation
May: Okada Cup (football tournament), Z Cup (softball tournament)
June: Farewell Party for September Students
July: Summer recess (dormitories closed)
August: Summer recess (dormitories closed)
Autumn Term
September: Welcoming Events for Septemebr Students, Initiation
October: Dormitory Festival, Hisada Cup (basketball tournament)
Winter Term
December: Caroling, Football game with graduates
January: Okada Cup (football tournament)
February: Farewell Party for April Students
*There are other events within the dorm and among the other dormitories. (especially with Third women's dormitory, Fourth women's dormitory and Global House)
*The book club is held regularly with alumni professor. Non-residents can participate freely.
【Note】
①Above schedule is subject to change.
②During the term, dormitory meetings are held once a month and it is mandatory to attend these meetings.