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The Tsuruoka Memorial Library is a study and research facility named in recognition of the educational association’s founding member Professor Toshi Tsuruoka.
In addition to the e-books, e-journals and databases, the library houses approximately 190,000 books, 250 types of scientific journals, and 5,000 audio-visual titles.
With learning commons, group work rooms, and an Internet corner, we provide a learning environment to meet the needs of our students.
Our stylish cafeteria, with its glass walls, wooden flooring, and high ceiling, offers a nutritionally balanced menu.
For students who are living alone, have a long commute, or don’t often get the chance to each breakfast, we offer a 100 yen breakfast meal, to encourage students to eat breakfast and show an interest in maintaining a healthy diet.
This three-story building built in front of the main gate is the new symbol of our campus.
The main auditorium, which seats 668 people, is expected to act as a base for the transmission of knowledge and information, and a space to open up to the local community.
There is a display of our school’s history from foundation in the Professor Tsuruoka Historical Materials Room on the first floor.
Other features include an all-glass walled multipurpose room, a large class room with a capacity of 210 people, and individual learning spaces connected to the library.
Tsuruoka Memorial Library Group Work Rooms
Student Cafeteria
Tsuruoka Memorial Auditorium
