Library
Libraries are located on both Tsudanuma and Shibazono campuses. They are networked to enable computer searches of 190,000 books and 2,000 titles of scientific journals. Lending and return services are available at either library. Other services include providing the latest information on scientific papers from outside sources, audio-visual software and equipment loans, and a study room for students on the second floor of the Tsudanuma No.7 building and Shibazono No.6 building(library 2F).

 

 

Workstation Laboratory
The Workstation Laboratory is equipped with 150 workstations, two 120-inch screens at the front, four motorized screens at the middle, and six projectors. Up to 150 students can share the same information while working with one workstation per student. Workstations here feature thin 18-inch liquid crystal displays and space-saving keyboards. Although the room is large, the layout is well designed to allow for different class sizes.

 


 


Computer Center
Computer centers are located on the first floor of the No. 8 building, the second floor of the No. 3 building and the second floor of the Craft House Annex on the Shibazono campus and on the third and fourth floors of the No. 5 building on the Tsudanuma campus.Shared by all departments, the centers have many personal computers and workstations for research and educational applications, as well as for students and teachers working on graduation theses.

 

 

Machining Center
The Center has a large number of machine tools, ranging from general equipment to the most advanced computer-controlled equipment. They are used to teach machining techniques and to fabricate parts and devices at the request of departments for educational and research purposes.

 

 

Craft House
Completed in 1998 on the Shibazono campus, the Craft House is designed to give opportunities for students to experience the satisfaction of making something for themselves, because we believe this part of the basic appeal of engineering. The first floor is equipped with machine tools, and the second floor is a space for creative activities.

 

Affiliated Research Institute
The Institute was established in 1970 for research and studies involving the practical application of scientific and technical theories, and to contribute to the development of scientific knowledge. Currently, the Institute is working on a satellite observation project focusing on the ecology of whales, subsided The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT). The Center for Material Analysis, a related facility, is responsible for managing various analytical instruments, including X-ray diffractometers, surface analyzers, transmission electron microscopes, and scanning electron microscopes, and offers seminars and support services for users of these instruments. The institute's subordinate research facilities include Sound Information Research Center, Magnesium Material Research Center, Human Factor Research Center, and Discharge Plasma Research Center.

 

 

High-technology Research Center
Completed in 1999, the High-technology Research Center promotes unique high-technology research projects in line with a national plan for promoting scientific technologies. Subsidized by the MEXT, the Center is currently studying a molecular design for antisence nucleic acid in collaboration with researchers in Japan and overseas.

 

 

Chigusa Students' Dormitory
About 290 students from around Japan live together in the dormitory. The dormitory organizes a welcome party for freshmen in April, a dormitory festival in May, and a sports meeting in October, as well as other events to promote friendship among dormitory students.

 

 

Karuizawa Training Center
Located in a prime site at the Karuizawa resort in Nagano Prefecture, the Center is available for seminars and club camps during the summer vacation from late July to mid-September.

 

 

Iioka Training Center
The Center is located on Japanユs longest Kujukuri shoreline featuring pine trees and white sandy beach, and is available for club activities, seminars, and various training courses during the summer.