About AGU
Nisshin Campus
A spacious campus, a range of facilities, and wide open space designed to foster intellectual curiosity and fruitful exchanges of ideas
- The 100th Anniversary Commemorative Hall
- Located at the center of the campus, this magnificent building plays host to entrance and graduation ceremonies, lectures, and many other events.
- Building No.1
- This symbolic building has witnessed four decades of campus history, since 1973, when Nisshin Campus was established.
- Library and Law School Department
- The library holds a collection of over a million books and boasts a reading space of 1,500 seats in total. The Law School Department is located on the 4th floor.
- Medical Herb Garden
- Located next to Cafeteria No.2, the Medical Herb Garden grows many plants that are deemed useful to humans. The garden offers a panoramic view of the campus eastern side.
- Cafeteria No.1
- Students can rest and relax at this spectacular glass-walled building that houses food courts on the first and the second floor, and a multipurpose hall on the third.
- Indoor Pool
- The 25-meter indoor heated swimming pool at the AGU Sports Center caters to games and competitions and is also open for general student use.
- Athletic Fields (Main Ground)
- The campus is a sports lover’s paradise. AGU has four sports fields, a baseball field, a football field, and as many as 18 tennis courts.
- AGU Sports Center
- The center includes an indoor heated swimming pool, workout gym, multi- purpose rooms, and other sporting facilities. It is open to all students for an annual fee of 2,000 yen.
- Administration Center
- This building houses the two offices that support students in many aspects: the Registrar, a place for course registration and other procedures, and the Student Affairs Office, which handles the issuance of various documents and academic counseling.
- Zen Meditation Hall
- The Zen Meditation Hall, built as the first official Zen hall at a university in Japan, attracts many practitioners from inside and outside the university.
- Language Laboratory
- In this laboratory, students are able to gain access to many types of language learning systems for English and other foreign languages. E-learning for TOEIC through the Internet is also available.
- AGU Student Hall
- This hall is home to a convenience store and a cafe. It also offers a fantastic view of the baseball and football fields.
- Health Center
- This health care facility consists of a medical center, a consulting center, and a dental clinic. It is staffed by physicians, surgeons, dentists, and professional counselors.
- Entrance Arch
- Standing on a road lined with cherry trees, this gateway to the Nissin Campus is best viewed in spring when the trees are in full bloom and as new students pass under the arch to begin their four years on campus.
- Computer Center & Labs
- The Education Center for Information Processing (ECIP) is equiped with computers, with the latest software and peripherals, to ensure quality training in information processing.
- Career Development Center
- Students can research job information on the Internet, browse paper materials, and meet with one of the resident career counselors. The center assists students in all aspects of career exploration and job searching.
- Extension Center
- The Extension Center offers practical information and courses for those who are preparing to take various qualification tests. The courses are open to the public, as well as students.
- Bookstores
- Two bookstores are available on campus to serve the daily learning needs of students. Maruzen bookstore is located in Building No.3, and Seibundo bookstore can be found in Cafeteria No.3.
