University Dormitories

Information about university dormitories.

The university established dormitories to provide students with a good living and studying environment and to contribute to a fulfilling student lifestyle through community living. Keyaki Dormitory buildings 1 to 3 were built on land adjacent to the Koganei Campus between 1966 and 1967. Building 0 (now the Sakura Dorm) of the Keyaki Dormitory was built in 1972, and the Kaede Dormitory (a women’s dorm) was built on land adjacent to the Fuchu Campus in 1986. Over forty years after it was built, the Keyaki Dormitory had aged to the point where the university stopped accepting applications for new residents for it in September 2007. The dormitory was subsequently fully renovated and reopened in March 2010.
This included the creation of the new 200-room Keyaki Dormitory for men and the 18-room Sakura Dormitory for women. The Hinoki Dormitory—with 75 rooms for men on the first to third floors and 36 rooms for women on the fourth and fifth floors—was completed on land adjacent to the Fuchu Campus in August 2016. Students are encouraged to apply for residency in the dorms.

For Residents

Click here to issue Request form For a Residence Certificate

International Students

Residence Application

Qualification for Residence

Must be an international student (regular student) at the University at the time of moving in.
※Research students and other non-regular students are not eligible to apply for student housing.

Student dormitories for international students

•HINOKI Men’s Dormitory and Women’s Dormitory
•KEYAKI Men’s Dormitory

How to apply

We will accept applicants for the dormitory through public recruitment.Information about the open call will be posted on this page.
Those who wish to enter the dormitory must apply for admission by the designated date in accordance with the application guidelines posted on the website. 

Application Period

 When to move in Dormitory Name   Application Period
(enrolled student)
 Application Period
(new student)
  April move-in  HINOKI Men’s Dormitory and Women’s Dormitory   around February
 KEYAKI Men’s Dormitory   around February
  October move-in  HINOKI Men’s Dormitory and Women’s Dormitory   around July
 KEYAKI Men’s Dormitory   around July

Latest Recruitment Information

HINOKI Men’s Dormitory and Women’s Dormitory(Application for move-in in April 2024 Ended)

・Application Guidelines :PDF File      ・Written Pledge(Hinoki Domitory):PDF File

KEYAKI Men’s Dormitory(Application for move-in in April 2024 Ended)

・Application Guidelines :PDF File

Application Form

*common format: PDF File/Word File           Application period:until 22th February

 

Hinoki Dormitory is accepting new applications for residency since entry conditions have been relaxed. 

Entry conditions for Hinoki Dormitory (adjacent to the Fuchu Campus; completed in 2016) have been relaxed, so applications for residency are now being accepted from research students, doctoral special research students, non-degree students, special auditors, and special research students.
For more information, please click here.
※Currently, we are not accepting applications for Research Students, Postdoctoral Fellowship Students, Non-Degree Students, and Special Research Students.

Overview of the Student Dormitory

HINOKI Men’s Dormitory and Women’s Dormitory

North side exterior


South side exterior

Address: 2-48-1 Saiwaicho, Fuchu City, Tokyo, 183-0054 (adjacent to the Fuchu Campus)
Phone: 042-334-0222 (management office)

Five-story reinforced concrete building completed in August 2016
〈Capacity〉 49 men (1F–2F) and 62 women (3F–5F)
      ※3rd floor will be changed to women's floor from April 2021
〈Boarding fee〉 ¥37,800 per month
〈Common service fee〉 ¥2,200 per month
〈Cleaning expenses for departure〉 ¥30,000 (paid at the time of entry)
〈Regular expenses〉 Electricity, heating, water, etc.
〈Standard room〉 Single room (16 square meters)

• The university manages and maintains the dormitory. The dorm is a place of communal living located next to a residential area, so there are many rules that residents must follow. We ask all residents to follow the rules and build good relationships with neighbors while doing their best to make living in the dorm comfortable.

• TUAT Education and Research Promotion Foundation provided a portion of the dormitory construction costs.

• Due to city ordinances, rental housing in Fuchu City has few newer properties for singles.

▼Residential unit

▼Community room

▼Community room annex

▼Facilities

Residential units Shower; toilet; mini-kitchen (induction cooktop); refrigerator; desk; chair; bed; closet; shoe rack; intercom; air conditioner, etc.; you can use the Internet, but you must sign an individual contract
Laundry rooms Each floor has a coin laundry.
Other facilities Community room, community room annex, vacuum cleaners, etc.

KEYAKI Men’s Dormitory

Address: 2-24-16 Nakacho, Koganei City, Tokyo, 184-8569 (adjacent to the Koganei Campus)
Phone: 042-388-7213 (reception)

Four-story reinforced concrete building (with a portion that is one story); construction was completed in October 2009 and the renovation was completed in March 2010
〈Capacity〉 200 people
〈Boarding fee〉 ¥30,000 per month
〈Common service fee〉 ¥2,200 per month
〈Cleaning expenses for departure〉 ¥30,000 (paid at the time of entry)
〈Regular expenses〉 Electricity, heating, water, etc.
〈Standard room〉 Single room (17 square meters)

The university manages and maintains the dormitory. The dorm is a place of communal living, so there are many rules that residents must follow. We ask all residents to follow the rules while doing their best to make dormitory living comfortable.

居室の様子

Residential unit ※An example.Actual results may differ.

▼Facilities

Residential units Bath; toilet; mini-kitchen (induction cooktop); desk; chair; loft bed; closet; shoe rack; intercom; air conditioner, etc.; you can use the Internet, but you must sign an individual contract
Laundry rooms Each floor has a coin laundry.
Other facilities Conference room, lounge, vacuum cleaners, etc.

欅寮・桜寮のコインランドリーの様子

The coin laundries at KEYAKI Dormitory and SAKURA Dormitory

SAKURA Women’s Dormitory

Address: 2-24-16 Nakacho, Koganei City, Tokyo, 184-8569 (adjacent to the Koganei Campus)
Phone: 042-388-7213 (reception)

Two-story rebar-reinforced building completed in November 2009
〈Capacity〉 18 people
〈Boarding fee〉 ¥30,000 per month
〈Common service fee〉 ¥2,200 per month
〈Cleaning expenses for departure〉 ¥30,000 (paid at the time of entry)
〈Regular expenses〉 Electricity, heating, water, etc.
〈Standard room〉 Single room (14 square meters)

The university manages and maintains the dormitory. The dorm is a place of communal living, so there are many rules that residents must follow. We ask all residents to follow the rules while doing their best to make dormitory living comfortable.

▼Facilities

Residential units Bath; toilet; mini-kitchen (induction cooktop); desk; chair; loft bed; closet; shoe rack; burglar alarm; air conditioner, etc.; you can use the Internet, but you must sign an individual contract
Laundry rooms There is a coin laundry on the first floor.
Other facilities Lounge, vacuum cleaners, etc.

KAEDE Women’s Dormitory

Address: 2-41 Saiwaicho, Fuchu City, Tokyo, 183-0054 (adjacent to the Fuchu Campus)
Phone: 042-367-5582 (for inquiries about dorm life, please contact the Educational Affairs Office)

Three-story rebar-reinforced building (918.99 square meters) completed in 1986
〈Capacity〉 48 (undergraduate and master’s students only)
〈Boarding fee〉 ¥4,300 per month
〈Regular expenses〉 Electricity, heating, water, etc.
〈Standard room〉 Single room (9 square meters)

Management: Managed by an association of the dorm’s residents Please follow the rules set by the association. Please also communicate with other dormitory residents and participate in events and other activities the association organizes.

Message from the Dormitory President
Kaede Dormitory residents manage the dormitory themselves as an association. The association holds many fun events, such as a welcome party for new residents, a dormitory festival, a construction anniversary festival, and a farewell party for graduates. Since it is a self-managed dormitory, residents take turns cleaning, participate in dorm meetings, and serve on management committees. Group living has its challenges, but residents build bonds that transcend departments and years at the university and live exciting lives together.
You are encouraged to visit us for a tour. If you would like more information, please get the “Guide to Kaede Dormitory,” which is available from the Student Support Section of the Educational Affairs Office.

▼Facilities

Residential units Desk, chair, bookshelf, bed, hanging shelf, locker, desk lamp, air conditioner, burglar alarm, curtains
Lounge and meal room One on each floor
Kitchen counter, sink, gas stove, table, chairs, cupboard, refrigerator, gas kettle, television, fan, gas heater
Lounge One on the first floor
Furniture, television, fan, and gas stove
Washing and laundry room One on each floor
Washer and dryer
Other facilities Office, broadcasting room, bath, laundry drying area, phone that works with telephone cards, etc.

For Those Who Want to See a Dormitory Room

HINOKI Dormitory: Contact the dormitory reception desk directly (042-334-0222).
KEYAKI Dormitory: Contact the dormitory reception desk directly (042-388-7213).
SAKURA Dormitory: Contact the dormitory reception desk directly (042-388-7213).
KAEDE Dormitory: Contact the Educational Affairs Office (042-367-5583).

About Paperwork

Student Support Section, Educational Affairs Office, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Tel: 042-367-5882
Email: gakryo(insert @ symbol here)m2.tuat.ac.jp

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