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λ: Lambda Building (Research/Lecture Halls) ο: Omicron Building ι : Iota Building Δ: Delta Building (Research) τ: Tau Building (Graduate School Building) ε: Epsilon Building κ: Kappa Building Σ: Sigma Building 1 3 5 4 2 Μ: Mu Building (Media Center/ITC) Α: Alpha Building (Main Building) Ω: Omega Building (Large Lecture Hall) Main Bus Stop ν: Nu Building (Research) Tennis Courts Ζ: Zeta Building (Research)/ DFF-M (Digital Fabrication Factory-Metal) θ: Theta Building (Large Lecture Hall) Athletic Field East Block West Block (Planned Site of Miraisozojuku) Miraisozojuku Bicycle Parking North Gate Bus Stop Ψ: Psi Building (Clubhouse) Φ: Phi Building (Clubhouse) Γ: Gamma Building (Gymnasium) This research building looks almost like a villa. SFC-IV The SFC Innovation Village (SFC-IV) is a facility that assists entrepreneurs and is a partnership between small and medium enterprises, Keio University, and regional organizations. You may walk around the facilities, common areas, and the Media Center (library) on campus. Please note that in principle, you are not permitted to enter the classrooms and research rooms. You are generally permitted to take photos on campus but are not allowed to take photos in the Media Center. As of Oct.2019 Fab Campus SFC has a variety of machinery placed all throughout campus for fabrication. SFC’s original ICT System is turning the entire campus into a smart environment that produces a cycle of fabrication experiments. Media Center: Fab Space (3D Printers, Laser Cutter, Digital Embroidery Machine etc). Z Building: DFF-M (metalwork crafting facility), O Building: Architecture and IoT devices (digital construction and robotics), various ateliers etc. Miraisozojuku EAST Wing: DFF-W (wood crafting facility) https://fabcampus.sfc.keio.ac.jp/index_e.html 2 Keio Co-op Store At the Co-op Store, you can purchase all of the things necessary for your student life such as books, stationary, computers, food, makeup, and clothing. You can also find Keio original goods, and there is a travel desk to assist you with plane tickets and so on. 3 Student Lounge (Subway) The Student Lounge looks out over Duck Pond (Kamo-ike) and has a Subway inside. It is a great place for students to relax. 4 Gulliver Pond Students often eat lunch or bask in the sun on the grass next to Gulliver Pond, commonly known as “Kamo-ike.” 5 A statue of Fukuzawa A statue of Fukuzawa Yukichi, the founder of Keio University, stands in the center of campus. 1 Student Cafeterias The Student Cafeterias and a convenience store are on the basement floor. On the first floor is the café-style restaurant “Ladybird” and Italian restaurant “Tablier,” which is for faculty members. Co-op Cafetelia Miso ramen Vegetable curry (vegan) Ladybird Shonan Fujisawa Media Center (Library) The Media Center helps students “discover and solve problems” by providing them ways to access and distribute information. It offers resources such as books, magazines, and digital journals, as well as facilities such as sound and video recording studios and the Fab Space. Gymnasium There is a training room on the first floor as well as rooms for Judo, Kendo, and other activities. On the second floor there is an arena and fitness room. Gymnasium is also equipped with facilities such as showers and changing rooms where students can ease their bodies and minds. Research and Lecture Buildings The five research lecture buildings κ, ε, ι, ο and λ have classrooms with a smaller number of students to allow for interactive education. They also function as personal research rooms for faculty members, joint research rooms for every field, and research bases for many students who belong to seminars. Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care This class building is mostly for 1st, 2nd, and 4th year students in the Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care and students in the Graduate School of Health Management. It has classrooms, training rooms, a cafeteria, shop, library, and an office room. “Miraisozojuku” (Institute for Designing the Future) The Miraisozojuku is a live-in research facility where students, researchers, and staff from various backgrounds converse, debate, and tackle global issues together. The Student Built Campus (SBC) project involves students in the construction of the institute from the very first stages of planning. Keio Co-Evolving House The “Me-Byo” House Lab Project is part of Kanagawa prefecture’s “Healthy Longevity Society” initiative. SFC is surrounded by 330,000 square meters of nature and equipped with cutting-edge facilities and a high-speed network environment. SFC Campus Map Where Around 5,000 Students Study Among Cutting-edge Facilities and Nature Shrimp & Avocado Book corner Bowl of rice topped with cheese, eggs and demiglace sauce Why not stop by on your break ? They have halal food items as well !
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λ: Lambda Building(Research/Lecture Halls)
ο: OmicronBuilding
ι: IotaBuilding
Δ: Delta Building(Research)
τ: Tau Building(Graduate School Building)
ε: EpsilonBuilding
κ: KappaBuilding
Σ: Sigma Building
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Μ: Mu Building(Media Center/ITC)
Α: Alpha Building(Main Building)
Ω: Omega Building(Large Lecture Hall)
Main Bus Stop
ν: Nu Building(Research)
Tennis Courts
Ζ: Zeta Building (Research)/DFF-M (Digital Fabrication Factory-Metal)
θ: Theta Building(Large Lecture Hall)
Athletic Field
East Block
West Block(Planned Site of Miraisozojuku)
Miraisozojuku
Bicycle Parking
North GateBus Stop
Ψ: Psi Building(Clubhouse)
Φ: Phi Building(Clubhouse)
Γ: Gamma Building(Gymnasium)
This research building looks almost like a villa.
SFC-IVThe SFC Innovation Village (SFC-IV) is a facility that assists entrepreneurs and is a partnership between small and medium enterprises, Keio University, and regional organizations.
You may walk around the facilities, common areas, and the Media Center (library) on campus. Please note that in principle, you are not permitted to enter the classrooms and research rooms.You are generally permitted to take photos on campus but are not allowed to take photos in the Media Center.
As of Oct.2019
Fab CampusSFC has a variety of machinery placed all throughout campus for fabrication. SFC’s original ICT System is turning the entire campus into a smart environment that produces a cycle of fabrication experiments. Media Center: Fab Space (3D Printers, Laser Cutter, Digital Embroidery Machine etc). Z Building: DFF-M (metalwork crafting facility), O Building: Architecture and IoT devices (digital construction and robotics), various ateliers etc. Miraisozojuku EAST Wing: DFF-W (wood crafting facility) https://fabcampus.sfc.keio.ac.jp/index_e.html
2 Keio Co-op Store At the Co-op Store, you can purchase all of the things necessary for your student life such as books, stationary, computers, food,
makeup, and clothing. You can also find Keio original goods, and there is a travel desk to assist you with plane tickets and so on.
3 Student Lounge (Subway)The Student Lounge looks out over Duck Pond (Kamo-ike) and has a Subway inside. It is a great place for students to relax.
4 Gulliver Pond Students often eat lunch or bask in the sun on the grass next to Gulliver Pond, commonly known as “Kamo-ike.”
5 A statue of Fukuzawa A statue of Fukuzawa Yukichi, the founder of Keio University, stands in the center of campus.
1 Student CafeteriasThe Student Cafeterias and a convenience store are on the basement floor. On the first floor is the café-style restaurant “Ladybird” and Italian restaurant “Tablier,” which is for faculty members.
Co-op Cafetelia
Miso ramen
Vegetable curry (vegan)
Ladybird
Shonan Fujisawa Media Center (Library)The Media Center helps students “discover and solve problems” by providing them ways to access and distribute information. It offers resources such as books, magazines, and digital journals, as well as facilities such as sound and video recording studios and the Fab Space.
GymnasiumThere is a training room on the first floor as well as rooms for Judo, Kendo, and other activities. On the second floor there is an arena and fitness room. Gymnasium is also equipped with facilities such as showers and changing rooms where students can ease their bodies and minds.
Research and Lecture BuildingsThe five research lecture buildings κ, ε, ι, ο and λ have classrooms with a smaller number of students to allow for interactive education. They also function as personal research rooms for faculty members, joint research rooms for every field, and research bases for many students who belong to seminars.
Faculty of Nursing and Medical CareThis class building is mostly for 1st, 2nd, and 4th year students in the Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care and students in the Graduate School of Health Management. It has classrooms, training rooms, a cafeteria, shop, library, and an office room.
“Miraisozojuku” (Institute for Designing the Future)The Miraisozojuku is a live-in research facility where students, researchers, and staff from various backgrounds converse, debate, and
tackle global issues together. The Student Built Campus (SBC) project involves students in the construction of the institute from the very first stages of planning.
Keio Co-Evolving HouseThe “Me-Byo” House Lab Project is part of Kanagawa prefecture’s “Healthy Longevity Society” initiative.
SFC is surrounded by 330,000 square meters of nature and equipped with cutting-edge facilities and a high-speed network environment.
SFC Campus MapWhere Around 5,000 Students Study Among Cutting-edge Facilities and Nature
SFC Campus MapShonan Fujisawa CampusSFC Campus Map
a Subway inside. It is a great place for students to relax.
Shrimp & Avocado
Book corner
Bowl of rice topped with cheese, eggs and demiglace sauce
Why not stopby on your break ?
They have halal food items as well !
A day at SFC7:00Wake up, followed by breakfast and a quick shower. Since I live near campus, I can take my time in the morning and still make it in time for school even if I walk.
18:00Circle meeting; I became part of the Tanabata Festival committee, as a member of the decorations department.
20:00After a long day, I like to take my time slowly at home by cooking dinner and enjoying it while watching a musical DVD I recently bought or catching up with any homework.(As of spring semester, 2019)
This semester I’m taking courses focused on economics and the environment, but in the morning I usually have Japanese language lessons. The Japanese courses offered at SFC are quite intensive. My favorite part is the independent study period once a week.
If I have time between classes, I useally eat in the university cafeteria while catching up with my friends. A favorite of mine is agedashi tofu – Japanese deep-fried tofu in soy sauce – and the seasonal desserts.
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Seminar. I observed a seminar on the sustainable development goals, and the group I belonged to collaborated with a known Japanese lifestyle company. Every week, we would do an analysis of the SDGs in relation to their consumer products and send it back to the company as their basis for improvement.
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12:00During my free period, I work on my part-time job, which is marking English homework through an online platform.
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For me, the greatest appeal of SFC is the total flexibility over your courses, and that everyone is welcoming no matter your capabilities. At a seminar, I only intended to observe what my seniors were doing at first, but they encouraged me to contribute my thoughts to the sustainable development analysis they sent to the company. I was attracted to SFC because I wanted to make a change to my surroundings, and here I am, taking one step at a time.
Nadya Yeni(from Indonesia) Faculty of Policy ManagementEnrolled in September 2018
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Keio was Founded in 1858 by Yukichi Fukuzawa.
Fukuzawa visited Amercia and Europe, and is known as a pioneer of Japan’s modernization.
He emphasized the importance of freedom, equality, and lifelong learning.
Keio began as a school for Dutch studies, then shifted to focusing on English.
Keio is known for being the first institution to introduce many modern education systems in Japan.
Annual Schedule
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Spring Semester beginsKeio Foundation Day
April MatriculationEntrance CeremonySpring Orientation
Spring Keio-Waseda Baseball Games
SFC Tanabata FestivalSpring Semester final examinations
Open Campus
Fall Semester begins
Fall Keio-Waseda Baseball GamesSFC Fall Festival
Open Research Forum(ORF)
Anniversary of Yukichi Fukuzawa’s Birthday (university holiday)Fall Semester final examinationsJune
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November
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October
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