Dormitory

Our dormitory is called Reiyo-ryo. All the teachers take turns staying overnight at the dormitory and giving guidance or advice to the students. In addition, there is a matron so that students can ask her for help or advice on dormitory life any time. For foreign students, Japanese students called tutors are there to help them with their studies and to give advice on their daily life. Foreign students are required to live under the dormitory rules, but they are sometimes permitted to cook their own meals because of their different customs and for religious reasons. The kitchen is equipped with a gas range, a microwave oven, and a refrigerator. Each private room is furnished with a bed , a locker, a desk and a chair. A free self-service laundromat is available to all dormitory residents.

Dormitory Expenses
　　The expenses for entering and living in the dormitory are shown below.

Boarding Fee		This is the lodging cost for the dormitory.	Shared Room: 700 yen/month Single Room: 800 yen/month
Maintenance Fee	Entrance Fee	This fee covers the cost of tableware and cleaning supplies for the room when the student first enters the dormitory.	3,000 yen (Paid only once upon entering the dormitory.)
	Utility Fee	This fee covers the electricity, gas, water, purchase of consumable supplies and the repair and renewal of minor items needed for daily living.	8,000 yen/month
	Heating Fee	This covers the cost of heating.	2,600 yen/month (December-February)
Cafeteria Fee		The cost of dormitory meals consists of food costs( 20,400 yen), and labor & maintenance costs9,600 yen). [Food costs: 680 yen/day (breakfast: 160 yen, lunch: 230 yen, dinner: 290 yen)]	30,000 yen/30 days