Dormitories for boys and girls are located on the grounds of Tsuzuki Ikuei Gakuen, the parent organisation of our school. Students are cared for by live-in staff who have been creating a safe and secure environment in the dormitories for 25 years.
Through their time in the dormitories, students develop mutual trust and friendship. In addition, short-term exchange students often stay in the dormitories, providing ample opportunities for intercultural interaction.
Students learn to self-manage all aspects of their daily lives except for cooking meals, acquiring independent living skills. The dormitories provide a great opportunity to foster autonomy and self-care skills.
Homemade dishes are served at breakfast and dinner, which are provided every day, including weekends and holidays.
Students can go out with their friends, spend time with their families, and enjoy their weekends freely. The curfew is 20: 00.
In case of emergency such as illness or injury, we have a system in place to contact boarders’ families immediately.
Currently, as a measure against COVID-19, people are required to wear masks and maintain social distancing in communal areas at all times, including during meals. Also, we clean and ventilate the dormitory frequently every day.
This is a house in a quiet residential area, with good sunlight.
*We are preparing a new dormitory to increase the number of residents. (As of March 2021)
The entrance is equipped with a security system.
The living room is spacious and bright, and the windows are generous.
The living room is equipped with a refrigerator and a microwave, and can be used freely.
The lavatories and bathrooms are bright, cheerful spaces.
This is a safe facility equipped with a full security system. Each room is a private room.
There is an English garden at the entrance, which conveys a sense of the four seasons.
Each private room comes with spacious storage space. There is a washing and drying machine in the dormitory.
A bright and open entrance hall.
The living and dining area is equipped with a microwave and a refrigerator.
The large bath in the girls’ dormitory is filled with natural hot spring water. We clean it every day.
We understand that parents may be most concerned about their students’ health when they are living away from home. If there is any change in a student’s physical condition, we make sure to inform their parents, consulting them about any hospital visits or medical treatments at the dormitory, then reporting the results. We pay attention not only to students’ health, but also to any changes in their usual activities and communication. We try to help our students stay healthy both physically and mentally by talking to them when they have any concerns and contacting their families when we feel the need for such encouragement.
It is a pleasure for us to be able to live under one roof and care for the students as if they were our own children. When we hear how our students have gone out into the world, we remember their time here and feel thankful.
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