Momi House, Maple House

A key feature of Momi House and Maple House is the six seminar rooms and the common living & dining area located on the spacious first floor.
These facilities are open not only to dormitory residents but also to commuting students and faculty members, and are used as spaces for learning and interaction, such as lectures, study groups, parties, and watching sports together.

From the second floor upward, each floor serves as a residential area accommodating 32 residents.
Each floor consists of 12 double rooms and 8 single rooms. Reflecting residents’ voices that “sharing a room is one of the most enjoyable parts of living in an educational dormitory,” double rooms are the main type of accommodation.
On the 6th floor of Momi House, single rooms are the main type of accommodation, designed to be flexible for students with diverse needs. The 7th floor is primarily for graduate students.

In both Momi House and Maple House, the 2nd floors are for men only, the 3rd to 5th floors are for women only, and the 6th and 7th floors are mixed-gender.

At the center of each floor is a shared common area where all 32 residents can gather, including a kitchen, social room, study rooms, and laundry facilities.
These shared spaces encourage natural interaction in daily life among Japanese and international students with different cultures, languages, religions, and perspectives.

Dormitory Facilities and Equipment

◆ In each resident's room

bed, mattress, desk, chair, file cabinet, bookshelf, desk lamp, closet, air-conditioner, full-length mirror 

◆ On each floor

Study Room: desks, chairs, whiteboard 

Kitchen / Dining Room: refrigerator, microwave ovens, oven toasters, induction cooktops, rice cookers, cupboard, tables, chairs 

Social Room: TV, table, sofa 

Laundry Room: washing machines, drying machines, iron, ironing board 
Drying Room: laundry pole 

Others: shower rooms (no bathtub), bathrooms, washbasins, storage room, vacuum cleaners

There are seminar rooms, a common living & dining area, a lounge, a Japanese-style room, a bath area, an infirmary, reception, mailboxes, delivery lockers, and vending machines. 

◆ Common facilities outside the dormitory

Bicycle parking space, garbage collection site 

◆ Other

・All rooms are air-conditioned (temperature settings may be limited in shared areas). 

・Wi-Fi available. 

◆ What to bring 

Toiletries, laundry basket, towels, clothes hangers, room slippers, and other personal items for daily living. 

Special Notes

1. Dormitory Meetings 

Dormitory meetings are held regularly in each dormitory to ensure smooth dormitory life. 
Matters such as cleaning duties, the use of shared spaces, and other daily living rules are discussed at these meetings. 
Attendance is mandatory for all residents. 

Some dormitories may impose penalties for absence from meetings or neglecting assigned duties. 

2. Duties (Cleaning Rotation) 

To keep the dormitory clean, residents are assigned duties mainly related to cleaning. 
While professional cleaning staff maintain common areas, residents are also expected to cooperate by carrying out tasks such as washing and putting away kitchen utensils and organizing shared spaces. 
Residents should follow dormitory rules and cooperate with one another to maintain a clean and comfortable living environment. 

Annual Events of Momi House and Maple House

【Note】  

(1) The above schedule is subject to change. 

(2) During the academic term, dormitory meetings are held once a month. Attendance is required for all residents. 

(3) In addition to the events listed above, each dormitory may hold its own events, as well as joint events with other dormitories.