Dormitory
TUAT has established student dormitories with the aim of providing students with a good living and study environment and contributing to a fulfilling Campus Life through communal living.
Eligible for dormitory admission
TUAT Students
*Japanese students who live in remote areas and find it difficult to commute to school and are in financial difficulty are eligible.
*International students are only eligible to live in accommodations that are financially difficult. Sakura Dormitory is only available to Japanese students.
Dormitory admission selection
Based on the application for admission, the selection will be based on the selection criteria set separately and will be approved by Vice-President.
Room numbers are assigned mechanically. (You cannot specify it.) ）
Period of residence
Within the study period (for graduate students, within the standard study period)
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To all residents
Dormitory departure procedures
Once you have decided on your move-out date, please pick up the "Dormitory Move-Out Application" from the dormitory manager's office and submit it to the dormitory manager's office at least 10 days before your planned move-out date. Please note that you must move out by the 25th of each month.
Issuance of dormitory certificate
To issue a dormitory certificate, please apply below.
Submitting a notice of absence
If you will be away from the dormitory for more than one week, you will need to submit a notice. Please pick up a "Notice of Absence" from the dormitory manager's office and submit it to the dormitory manager's office at least 10 days before the start date of your absence.
Lost keys
If there is a problem with your key or if you lose it, please contact the building manager's office. If you lose your key, you will be required to pay the actual cost.
Reporting a problem
If there is a malfunction in the facility equipment or fixtures, or if there is a leak or water leak, please contact the building manager's office immediately.
Recruitment for Residence
If you wish to apply for residence, please review the application guidelines provided below and complete the application process by the specified deadline. Please note that if the guidelines are not posted, we are not currently accepting applications.
For Japanese students
Current student
We are not currently hiring.
New students
We are not currently hiring.
For international students (full-time students)
* non-degree students such as research students cannot apply for student dormitories.
Current students/new students
We are not currently hiring.
Overview of International Houses
Our university dormitories were established with the purpose of providing students with a comfortable living and learning environment as part of our welfare facilities, while also promoting a fulfilling student life through communal living. Between 1966 and 1967, three Keyaki Dormitory buildings (No. 1–3) were constructed adjacent to the Koganei Campus, followed by Keyaki Dormitory No. 0 (currently Sakura Dormitory) in 1972, and Kaede Dormitory (female dormitory) near the Fuchu Campus in 1986. After more than 40 years, the Keyaki Dormitories became increasingly deteriorated, leading to the suspension of new admissions in September 2007. They were then fully renovated and reopened as new student dormitories in March 2010, resulting in the creation of Keyaki Dormitory (male dormitory) with 200 rooms and Sakura Dormitory (female dormitory) with 18 rooms. Furthermore, in August 2016, Hinoki Dormitory, consisting of 111 rooms for both male and female students, was newly completed adjacent to the Fuchu Campus.
Hinoki dormitory (males and females)
Address: 2-48-1 Saiwai-cho, Fuchu City, Tokyo 183-0054 (adjacent to the Fuchu Campus)
Phone: 042-334-0222 (Administrator's Office)
Reinforced concrete 5-story building Completed in August 28
〈Capacity〉49 male students (1st–2nd floors) / 62 female students (3rd–5th floors)
〈Boarding fee〉37,800 yen(monthly amount)
〈Common Service Fee〉 2,200 yen (monthly amount)
〈Cleaning fee when moving out〉30,000 yen (at the time of moving in)
Utilities, water, etc.
〈Room Specifications〉Single room (16㎡)
?The dormitories are managed and operated by TUAT. As the dormitories are adjacent to residential areas and are communal living areas, there are various rules, but each individual must abide by the rules, strive to live comfortably in the dormitories, and build good relationships with their neighbors.
?Part of the dormitory construction costs is covered by the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology University of Agriculture and Technology Education and Research Promotion Foundation.
?Due to city regulations, there are fewer recently built rental housing units for singles in Fuchu City.
| Outline | Five-story reinforced concrete building 1 building, 111 rooms in total Built in August 2016 |
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| Room | Private room (16m?) Shower, toilet, mini kitchen (IH stove), refrigerator, bed*, desk, chair, closet, air conditioner, etc. |
| Internet | Available (individual contract) |
| Laundry room | Coin laundry (washing machine and dryer) |
| Additional information | Community rooms, meeting rooms, etc. |
*Bedding is not provided with the bed.
Keyaki Dormitory (males)
Address: 2-24-16 Nakamachi, Koganei City, Tokyo 184-8569 (adjacent to the Koganei Campus)
Phone: 042-388-7213 (Reception)
Rebar 4-story building (partly one-story building) Renovation completed in October 21 and March 22
〈Capacity〉200 people
〈Boarding fee〉30,000 yen(monthly amount)
〈Common Service Fee〉 15,000 yen (monthly amount)
〈Cleaning fee when moving out〉30,000 yen (at the time of moving in)
〈Recurrent expenses〉Utility bills, water bills, etc. are included in the common service fee.
〈Room Specifications〉Single Room (14~20㎡)
The dormitories are managed and operated by the university. Because dormitories are communal living, there are various rules, but each individual must abide by the rules and strive to live comfortably in the dorms.
Sakura dormitory (females)
Address: 2-24-16 Nakamachi, Koganei City, Tokyo 184-8569 (adjacent to the Koganei Campus)
Phone: 042-388-7213 (Reception)
Rebar 2-story rebar renovation completed in November 21
〈Capacity〉18 people
〈Boarding fee〉30,000 yen(monthly amount)
〈Common Service Fee〉 15,000 yen (monthly amount)
〈Cleaning fee when moving out〉30,000 yen (at the time of moving in)
〈Recurrent expenses〉Utility bills, water bills, etc. are included in the common service fee.
〈Room Specifications〉Single room (13㎡~15㎡)
The dormitories are managed and operated by the university. Because dormitories are communal living, there are various rules, but each individual must abide by the rules and strive to live comfortably in the dorms.
| Outline | <Keyaki Dormitory> Reinforced concrete, 4-story building (partially single-story) Buildings 1, 2, 3, and E: 200 rooms in total Built in 1966 (renovated and completed in October 2009 and March 2010) <Sakura Dormitory> Reinforced concrete two-story building 1 building, 18 rooms in total Built in 1978 (renovated and completed in October 2009 and March 2010) |
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| Room | Private rooms (Keyaki dormitory: 14-20 m2, Sakura dormitory: 13-15 m2) Bath, toilet, mini kitchen (IH stove), loft bed*, desk, chair, closet, air conditioner, etc. |
| Internet | available |
| Laundry room | Washing machine and dryer |
| Additional information | Meeting rooms, lounges, etc. |
*Bedding is not provided with the bed.
- Keyaki Dormitory/Sakura Dormitory Admission Guide (PDF: 226KB)
- Keyaki Dormitory & Sakura Dormitory Guidebook（PDF：150KB）
About the Dormitory Tour
You can view the rooms in advance on weekdays from 9:00 to 17:00. If you wish to view the rooms in advance, please arrange a viewing date and time with the dormitory manager.
Hinoki dormitory manager's office
Phone: 042-334-0222
Keyaki Dormitory/Sakura Dormitory Manager's Office
Phone: 042-388-7213
Contact Information
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Student Affairs Section, Educational Affairs Office
Tel: 042-367-5882
E-mail: gakryo (please put @ here)m2.tuat.ac.jp