April 2024
Tokyo University of Marine Science and TechnologyNew Dormitory
to be opened on Shinagawa Campus in April 2026
TUMSAT is pleased to announce that it will locate the new dormitory for students and researchers on theShinagawa Campus, aligning with the ongoing Shinagawa Campus Planning mission to enhance revitalizationand globalization on campus (scheduled to open in April 2026).

The new dormitory will serve as a residential facility fostering a diverse community where Japanese students,
international students, and international researchers live together.

Aims of the new dormitory

The establishment of the new dormitory aims to fulfill the following four functions,reflecting input from current students, parents and faculty members, as well as theroles of the existing campus dormitories and the International House, andanticipating various future campus needs.
(1)(2)[Rendering] Aerial view of the new dormitory

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Supporting students residing too far away from campus or facing financial
difficulties, ensuring they can live comfortably on campus and fully engage
in education and research activities. This initiative aims to nurture future
leaders in oceanography, maritime affairs and fisheries, both domesticallyand internationally.
Accommodating the increased enrollment of the international students tofoster a global educational environment on campus.
Providing accommodation for domestic/international researchers, facilitating
their easy access to campus and promoting global and academic activities.
Encouraging students to develop leadership skills and global competencies
through exchanges with students and researchers from diverse cultural
background.

Building overview(room details are provided further below)

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Location: 4-5-7 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo (on the ShinagawaCampus)
Site area: approx. 4,000 m2
Building area: 1,298.21 m2
Total floor area: 10,170.72 m2
Structure/number of floors: reinforced concrete, 10 floors
above ground.
Design, construction, etc.: Daiwa House Group*
Total number of rooms: approx. 350 rooms[Global Public Lounge] (1F) Open space with an integrated view of the courtyard*Representative company: Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd.
Group companies: GKK Architects & Engineers, Daiwa LifeNext Co., Ltd.,Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd.

The above rendering reflects the building operator’s proposal; the design and other features
may be altered to reflect future changes in the building plan.

1 in thePlease note that the following is a list of the items that are not included
list of items.

[Community plaza] Open space with good sight[Note]The number and specifications of rooms are subject to change in line with future project planconsiderations.

Rooms and capacity (tentative)◼

Rooms and capacity by room type (tentative)
Room type, etc.

Resident classification

Number ofrooms (capacity)

Single Room A (Student)

For Japanese students

9 m or more/room + private balcony

For international students

Single Room B (Student)

For Japanese students

13 m2 or more/room + private balcony

For international students

2Single Room C (Researcher)
13 m2 or more/room + private balcony

For international researchers

Couple’s RoomFor international researchers

26 m2 or more/room + private balcony

For international students

Family Room A

For international researchers

39 m or more/room + private balcony

For international students

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Family Room B
52 m2 or more/room + private balcony

For international researchersTotal

48 (48)278 (278)
10 (10)10 (20)5 (20)1 (4)352 (380)[Public space] (2F–10F) Residents chatting with each other[View lounge】 (2F–10F) View lounge with southern views2

Room specifications (tentative)
The equipment, furniture, fixtures, etc. provided in the rooms will differ by room type andresident classification as indicated below. In addition, residents have the option to rent items
such as sheets, refrigerators, microwave ovens, televisions, and vacuum cleaners.
Single Room A (private room for Japanese or international students): 9 m2 or more perroom with a private balcony
Amenities and Furnishings
・Air conditioner ・Light fixture ・Bed (with drawer storage) ・Desk and chair withbookcase ・Emergency helmet ・Laundry pole ・Curtains ・Internet connection ・Emergency flashlight ・TV socket ・Electrical outlets ・Ceiling-hung shelves ・Wall-hungpipes ・Built-in shoe storage shelves ・Screen door
Single Room A is designed as a community-forming type of room, where up to 12 residents
share common facilities including showers, toilets, a dining room, and a kitchen in one area.
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[Room image]Single Room B (private room for Japanese or international students): 13 m2 or more perroom with a private balcony
Amenities and Furnishings
・Mini-kitchen ・Unit toilet ・Shower room (no bathtub) ・Air conditioner ・Light fixture ・Bed (with drawer storage) ・Desk and chair with bookcase ・Emergency helmet ・Laundry pole ・Curtains, IH cooker ・Internet connection ・Emergency flashlight ・TV
socket ・Electrical outlets ・Ceiling-hung shelves ・Wall-hung pipes ・Built-in shoestorage shelves ・Screen door
Single Room B is a private room designed for personal use, featuring a mini-kitchen, toilet,and shower room inside the room.
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Room areas, shapes, etc. may vary by room.
Designs are subject to change in line with future plans.

(Reference) In addition, there are private rooms for international researchers,as well as accommodations
designed for married couples and families for international researchers and students.

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Common facilities and services (tentative)
Common facility(1) Common areas (1st floor)
Global Public Lounge

Details
Accessible to non-residents.

(conversation area)

Multipurpose room(group works,exchanges)

international

culturalMeeting room
Common kitchen
Multipurpose restrooms(2) Residents-only portion
Public spaces(all floors except 1st floor)*Laundry room(all floors except 1st floor)
Mail room (1st floor)

A relaxation space near the entrance for socializing andinformal gatherings.
A multipurpose room that can be used as a space for study
and cultural activities etc. primarily by residents along withother TUMSAT’s students.
A space to be used for TUMSAT’s purposes such as
international exchanges, besides resident use.
Kitchen for various events held in the meeting room
Restrooms accessible for people with disabilitiesPlaces for relaxation and social exchanges
Coin-operated laundry washers/dryers
Mailboxes (for all rooms), delivery boxes(3) Facilities outside the building
Bicycle parking area
Note: Common facilities are subject to change in line with proposals by the building operator or for otherreasons.

Service
Rental of home appliances andDetails
Residents may rent bedding, appliances, etc. for a fee

goodsInternet connection
Vending machines

Wired and wireless internet access is available in theresidence rooms/halls and common facilities; this access istoll freeSnacks and beverages available from coin-operated
machines

Note: Service details are subject to change in line with proposals by the building operator or for other reasons.

Future schedule (tentative)⚫

May 2024: Start of the building construction⚫

February 2026: Completion of the building construction.

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March 2026: Start of the building operations

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