Off Campus Facilities

Hosei University also possesses the following off campus facilities which can be used for student seminar activities and extracurricular activities.

Fuji Seminar House

Nestled in the primeval forest of Aoki ga Hara at the base of Mt. Fuji on a 1,100 meter height volcanic plateau, Fuji Seminar House has a total floor space of 2,200m2, 5 large and small sized seminar rooms, and 29 western and Japanese style room accommodations, including barrier free rooms. Sports grounds, tennis courts, baseball fields and other athletic facilities are also located nearby, the house can be used for seminar camps and other purposes. Also located close to Koyodai, fuketsudou caverns and other places of interest.

Miura Seminar House

Miura Seminar House is an approximately 13 minute walk from the Keihin Kyuko Miura Kaigan station. A 3 story reinforced steel building with 3 seminar rooms, 12 student accommodations (capable of housing a total of 53 people), staff accommodations, lounges, a cafeteria, shower room, and exterior showers. There is a seawater bathing resort nearby and the house can be used for seminar camps, a variety of training courses and other purposes.

Hakuba Lodge

A 3 story steel reinforced welfare facility located in Hakuba village in Nagano prefecture. The front exterior was designed in a motif based on the Hosei University emblem, with a total floor area of approximately 905m2 the lodge can house up to 42 people at once. There are tennis courts in front of the lodge, and it can be used as a base for skiing or mountain climbing or other camp purposes all year round.

Ishioka All-purpose Gymnasium

An all-purpose gymnasium located in Ibaraki prefecture's Ishioka city. It has a total area of 152,190m2 and has 9 tennis courts, a baseball field, a soccer field, rugby field, gymnasium, dojo and other athletic facilities. The comfortable facilities and abundant space at "Sports House 96, 98" can accommodate up to 200 people and can be used for athletic group training camps, sports activities of various school circles, and class or seigeminar sports events.

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