Infrastructure

Experience Exceptional Student Facilities & Services at University of Tokyo Kashiwa Campus

The Kashiwa Campus is a modern, purpose-built facility spread over a spacious area, designed to foster both intensive research and a high quality of student life. Its infrastructure includes multiple interconnected research buildings housing advanced laboratories, high-performance computing facilities, and specialized centers like the Radioisotope Center. The campus is meticulously planned with extensive green spaces, pedestrian-friendly walkways, and a central "Commons" area that contains the library, cafeteria, and student support services. It is supported by a robust IT network, reliable utility systems, and dedicated facilities for large-scale experimental equipment, providing a comprehensive and supportive environment for its academic community.

Sports Offered

Archery

Athletics

Auditorium

Badminton

Baseball

Basketball

Bowling

Boxing

Bungee jumping

Cricket

Cross Country

Cross Country Skiing

Cycling

Dance

Darts

DodgeBall

Fencing

Figure skating

Fishing

Floor Ball

Football

Futsal

Golf

Gymnastics

Handball

Hang Gliding

Hockey

Horse Racing

Ice hockey

Ice skating

Jet skiing

Judo

Karate

Kickboxing

Lacrosse

Martial Arts

Mini Ball

Netball

Polo

Rock climbing

Roller skating

Rounders

Rowing

Rugby

Running

Sailing

Scuba diving

Skateboarding

Skating

skiing

Sky diving

Snowboarding

Snowshoeing

Soccer

SoftBall

Squash

Strength and Conditioning Games

Sumo wrestling

Surfing

Swimming

Table Tennis

Taekwondo

Tennis

Throw ball

tobogganing

Volleyball

Water polo

Water skiing

Weight lifting

Wind surfing

Wushu

Yoga

Activities Offered

Art

Athletics Track

Clubs/ Societies/Organizations

Coding

Cooking

Culture & Language

Dance

Debate

Drama

Fantasy

Foreign Languages

Fund Raising

Leadership Developing Activities

Media

Military

Model United Nations Club (MUN)

Music

Painting

Performance Art

Photography

Religious Activities

Robotics

Role Playing

Social Activism

Speech & Political Interest

Sports & Recreation

Student Council

Studying Abroad

Technology

Tennis

Volunteering

In-House Facility

Auditorium

Badminton Court

Basket ball Court

Cricket nets

Cricket Pitch

Cycling Track

Football Court

Fully equipped Gym

Kids Play Area

Roller Skating Track

Sports Pavillion

Swimming pool

Synthetic Running Track

Theatre

Volley Ball Court

Infrastructure

Student Support

The University of Tokyo offers a multifaceted student support system to ensure the academic and personal success of its students. On the Kashiwa Campus, this is coordinated through the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences and central university offices, providing comprehensive guidance including academic advising from faculty mentors, mental health and counseling services, and career support through dedicated offices. Financial aid is available in the form of scholarships, such as the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship and university-specific fellowships, teaching and research assistant positions, and emergency support funds. Furthermore, dedicated international student advisors provide assistance with visa procedures, Japanese language courses, and cultural integration, creating a supportive environment for students from all over the world.

Student Life

Student life on the Kashiwa Campus is dynamic and diverse, enriched by its interdisciplinary and international community. Students can participate in a wide array of extracurricular activities, including over 50 student-led clubs and circles ranging from sports and cultural arts to academic societies. The campus regularly hosts seminars, international symposia, and social events that encourage networking and cross-cultural exchange. With modern common spaces, cafeterias serving various cuisines, and seasonal events like the campus festival, students have ample opportunities to build a strong sense of community, forge lasting friendships, and achieve a fulfilling balance between their rigorous academic pursuits and personal interests.

Housing facilities (Accommodation)

The University of Tokyo offers a variety of housing options to support its students, including those on the Kashiwa Campus. The university manages several dormitories and international lodges, such as the Kashiwa International Lodge and the University of Tokyo Dormitories in the nearby area, which provide affordable and convenient accommodation. These facilities typically offer single-occupancy rooms with shared common areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms. The Housing Office provides assistance in securing both university-managed and private housing, helping students with the application process and offering resources to navigate the local rental market, ensuring a smooth transition to life in Kashiwa.

Student Safety

The University of Tokyo prioritizes the safety and security of all students and staff on campus. The Kashiwa Campus is equipped with a comprehensive security system that includes 24-hour security patrols, a network of emergency call boxes strategically located throughout the campus, and well-lit pathways. The university has detailed protocols for emergencies, including natural disasters like earthquakes, with regular drills conducted to ensure preparedness. Furthermore, the Campus Safety and Hygiene Section provides ongoing safety education, manages accident prevention, and offers counseling support, creating a secure and responsive environment where students can focus on their studies with peace of mind.

Career Support

The Career Support Office on the Kashiwa Campus, particularly geared towards students in science and technology fields, provides extensive and personalized career guidance to prepare students for successful professional paths. This support includes one-on-one career counseling, workshops on resume writing and interview skills, and networking sessions with alumni and industry professionals. The office organizes major corporate information sessions and internship fairs specifically on campus, facilitating direct contact between students and potential employers from leading Japanese and global companies. This comprehensive approach ensures that students are well-equipped to navigate the job market and secure positions in academia, industry, government, and entrepreneurship that align with their skills and aspirations.