To all students,

March 22, 2022
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【38th Report】<IMPORTANT> Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious DiseaseIn accordance with lifting the “Priority Preventative Measures” for Ishikawa Prefecture, we lower alevel of “Kanazawa University’s Guideline to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19”※ as follows.
◆ Education (Lectures/Seminars, Experiments/Practical trainings): Level 2→1.5, Research activityof faculty and students: Level 2→1.5, Extracurricular activity of students: Level 2→1.5
However, the risk of infection increases in the end and beginning of academic year due to welcome
and farewell parties and moving across prefectures to a new life. Take more thorough basic infection
prevention measures and act prudently and responsibly.
Preparation for classes in Q1, 2022
In principle, prepare for face-to-face classes. You should return to your "Commuting Address" by
7 days before the class starts and manage your health such as taking your temperature every day.
Also, record a "Health and Activity Record Sheet"※ so that you can submit it whenever it’s required.
Check the syllabus of 2022 Academic Year for class styles.
【Course Registration Period】
Undergraduate students: March 30 (Wed.) - April 1 (Fri.)
Graduate school students: April 5 (Tue.) - April 17 (Sun.)Class period
The changes on time of class period to avoid congestion in the cafeterias, such as the extensionof the lunch break, will be back to normal from April 2022.

The booster shots (the 3rd dose) at Kanazawa University
Same as the previous workplace vaccination (the 1st and 2nd doses), the Moderna COVID-19
Vaccine will be used for the booster shots (the 3rd dose) at KU, and you will receive a half of theoriginal Moderna dose. To receive the shot, a vaccination coupon for the booster shot is required.
The coupon will be sent to the address registered with local municipal. Details will be announced
once we find the vaccine supply schedule. The followings are tentative schedule at this point.
【Registration period through a registration system】April 5 (Tue.) - April 14 (Thu.) (TBD)【Vaccination period】For 20 days from May 9 (Mon.) to June 3 (Fri.) except weekends. (TBD)
This schedule is only for the booster shot (the 3rd dose). If you wish to receive the 1st and 2nd
doses, please check with your local municipal.
Reference: Kanazawa Corona Vaccine Call Centre 076-213-5670 (weekdays 9:00 am- 5:45 pm)
Those who received the 1st and 2nd doses outside Japan will not receive the vaccination coupon
as their local municipals do not ascertain the time of the vaccinations, and will not be able to get the
booster shot. If you wish to receive the coupon, please call Kanazawa City Vaccination Coupon andCertificate Dial (076-201-8315, weekdays from 9:00 am to 5:45 pm).
Emergency contact, etc.
Contact the number below if you are in an emergency or in the situation of the following ①②or
③ case:①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the publichealth center.
③When someone close to you is diagnosed with COVID-19 and you may be a close contact.
Emergency contact during holidays/night：Kakuma Central Monitoring Room 076-264-6295
When you have symptoms such as high fever, dyspnea or malaise, please do not come to school
but call your family doctor or other medical institution for advice. If you do not know which hospital
to consult, call the Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center.
Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center：0120-540-004 （24 hours support）
Health Service Center：Weekdays from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm 076-264-5256（Emergency call: 119）
Please refer to the university's website for ※Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

February 9, 2022

To all students,

Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【37th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Classes and events in 2022 Academic Year will be conducted face-to-face in principle withthorough infection prevention measures to secure learning opportunities for students. However, it
may change in the future, depending on the infection status of the new coronavirus nationwide.
Please check all notifications from the University (website, portal messages, and notifications fromyour department/ graduate school, etc.) constantly.
Preparation for classes in 2022 Academic YearClasses will be held face-to-face in principle. You should return to your "Commuting Address" atleast 7 days before classes start. Please manage your health such as temperature measurement
every day and keep the records on Health and Activity Record Sheet*.
For class styles in 2022 Academic Year, check the syllabus to be released in early March.
The booster shots (the 3rd dose) at KU
The Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine will be used for the booster shots (the 3rd dose) at our university
and you will receive a half of the original Moderna dose. To receive the shot, a vaccination coupon
for the booster shot is required.
Details will be announced once we find the vaccine supply schedule. The followings are tentative
schedule at this point.
【Registration Period through a registration system】
April 5 (Tue.) - April 14 (Thu.) (TBD)【Vaccination period】
For 20 days from May 9 (Mon.) to June 3 (Fri.) except weekends. (TBD)
Travels within and outside the prefecture
We strongly request you to refrain from unnecessary business trips and travels for other areas.
In addition, eating and drinking with friends or acquaintances, and sleeping overnight at theirhouse are strictly prohibited.
When participating in job-hunting activities or internship programs, consult with a contact personof the companies about whether you can participate online.
Extracurricular activities
In principle, activities which are unavoidable “Three Cs” even with maximum consideration toprevent the spread of infection are prohibited. Participation in student events andgames/performances sponsored or co-sponsored by the university should be cancelled or
postponed (permission may be granted under certain conditions).
Other
Those who are graduating or completing the program should manage their health before
attending the Kanazawa University Commencement Ceremony.
*Please refer to the university's website forContact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

January 19, 2022

To all students,

Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【36th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
As the number of COVID-19 infection among our students has been increasing, we will raise thefollowing response levels of “Kanazawa University's Guideline to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19” onJanuary 19. Education Level 1 → 2, Research activity of faculty and students Level 1 → 2 andExtracurricular activity of students Level 1.5 →2. In principle, classes will be conducted online until
Thursday, February 3.
Some classes and research activities might be conducted online or face-to-face. For details, pleasecheck all notifications from the University (website, portal messages, and notifications from yourdepartment/ graduate school, etc.) constantly. There is no change in the academic calendar.
Regular examination for the 4th quarter will start from Friday, February 4 and will be conducted faceto-face in principle. Please thoroughly implement basic infection prevention measures not to get infected
and to prevent the spread of infection to others before the examinations.
The measures below help you to avoid situations of close contact and a risk of breathing airborne
droplets. They also limit the impact scope if infections occur unlikely.
Extracurricular activities
In Principle, if “Three Cs”* are unavoidable, even with maximum consideration to prevent the spreadof infection, activities are prohibited. Participation in student events and games/performances sponsoredor co-sponsored by the university should be cancelled or postponed (permission may be granted undercertain conditions). In addition, eating and drinking with friends or acquaintances, and sleeping overnightat their house are strictly prohibited.
*Three Cs: 1. Closed spaces with poor ventilation, 2. Crowded places with many people nearby, 3.
Close-contact settings such as close-range conversations
Thorough prevention of infections
 Wear a mask and disinfect your hands whenever you are on campus or going out.
 Avoid the activities with high risk of infection, such as eating and drinking, karaoke in large groups,
and the situations of "Three Cs". Refrain from eating and drinking with friends or acquaintances,and sleeping overnight at their house are strictly prohibited.
 Ventilate frequently.
 Avoid gathering in large numbers and crowded places.
 Frequently clean and disinfect places that are touched by a large number of people.
 Take your temperature every morning. If you have a fever or other health problems, do not come toschool and stay at home.
 Contact your affiliated student affairs section*immediately when you are in the following cases.
①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public healthcenter.
You can find information on free PCR testing program in Ishikawa Prefecture from the links below.
https://www.pref.ishikawa.lg.jp/kansen/ippankensa.html (Japanese only)
https://www.pref.ishikawa.lg.jp/kansen/corona.html (Japanese only)*Please refer to the university's website forContact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

January 15, 2022

To all students,

Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【35th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Due to the rapid deterioration of the coronavirus infection situation nationwide, we change theresumption of face-to-face classes from January 17 to January 24.
Some classes and research activities might be conducted online or face-to-face. For details, pleasecheck all notifications from the University (website, portal messages, and notifications from yourdepartment/ graduate school, etc.) at any time. There is no change in the academic calendar.
Specific response levels for “Kanazawa University's Guideline to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19”
were raised to "Extracurricular activity of students Level 1 → 1.5" and "Business trips / travel(Allmembers) Level 1 → 3" as of January 11. Please reiterate the following thoroughness.
Travels within and outside the prefecture
In principle, unnecessary and non-urgent business trips and travels for areas subject to theemergency declaration and pre-emergency measures are prohibited. We strongly request you to refrainfrom unnecessary business trips and travels for other areas. When participating in job-hunting activities
or internship programs, consult with a contact person of the companies about whether or not you canparticipate online.
Extracurricular activities
Possible with maximum consideration to prevent the spread of infection. However, as a general rule,
activities that cannot avoid the three Cs are prohibited. (Some activities may be permitted under certain
circumstances.) Participation in student events and games/performances sponsored or co-sponsoredby the university should be cancelled or postponed (permission may be granted under certain
conditions). In addition, refrain from eating and drinking with friends and acquaintances. Sleeping
overnight at their house is prohibited.
*Three Cs: 1. Closed spaces with poor ventilation, 2.Crowded places with many people nearby, 3.Closecontact settings such as close-range conversations
Thoroughly implement measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases
Please continue to take precautions to prevent infection.
 Wear a mask and disinfect your hands whenever you are on campus or going out.
 Avoid the activities with high risk of infection, such as eating and drinking, karaoke in large groups,
and the situations of "Three Cs".
 Take your temperature every morning. If you have a fever or other health problems, do not come toschool and refrain from going out.
 Contact your affiliated student affairs section*immediately when you are in the following cases.
①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public healthcenter.
*Please refer to the university's website forContact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

January 9, 2022

To all students,

Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【34th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease

In response to the rapid spread of the COVID-19 caused by Omicron and other strains in Japan, since
the university entrance examination will be held on January 15th and 16th, we will conduct classes
remotely in principle from January 11th to 13th.
Some classes and research activities might be conducted online or face-to-face. For details, pleasecheck all notifications from the University (website, portal messages, and notifications from yourdepartment/ graduate school, etc.) at any time. There is no change in the academic calendar.
Considering the nationwide infection situation, it is important to take appropriate actions to preventthe spread of the COVID-19. Even with two doses of the vaccine, there is still a risk of "breakthroughinfection" and the vaccination does not guarantee that you will not catch the virus.
Continue to take thorough basic infection prevention measures to prevent the spread of infection toothers and be aware that each student is required to act responsibly as a member of the community
based on common sense.
《References》

You can find information on free PCR testing program in Ishikawa Prefecture from the links below.
https://www.pref.ishikawa.lg.jp/kansen/ippankensa.html (Japanese only)
https://www.pref.ishikawa.lg.jp/kansen/corona.html (Japanese only)

Please refer to the university's website forContact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

December 21, 2021

To all students,

Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【33rd Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Although the infection situation is now under control, a highly contagious variant, Omicron, hasbeen confirmed in Japan, and thorough infection prevention measures are still required.
Please do not underestimate the risks associated with high-risk activities such as traveling toepidemic areas, and continues to take measures to prevent infection.
The Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine will be used for the booster shots (the 3rd dose) at Kanazawa
University and you will receive a half of the original Moderna dose. To receive the booster shot, avaccination coupon for the booster shot is required. If you haven’t submitted the coupon for theprevious doses (the 1st and 2nd vaccination) yet, your vaccination records are not registered in yourmunicipality and the coupon for the booster shot will not be issued. So be sure to submit it.
The counters at each campus will be closed for 6 days, from December 29 to January 3, for the
year-end and New Year holidays. Please keep in mind the following points.
1.Constantly update your and your parents/guardians contact information in the Student Information
Service*.
2. Contact the number below if you are in an emergency or in the situation of ①or ②case:①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public healthcenter.
Emergency contact during holidays/night：Kakuma Central Monitoring Room 076-264-6295
When you have symptoms such as high fever, dyspnea, or malaise, please do not come to school
but call your family doctor or other medical institution for advice. If you do not know which hospital toconsult, call the Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center.
Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center：0120-540-004 （24 hours support）
If a PCR test or an antigen test has been deferred at your primary doctor’s or the Ishikawa
Prefectural Fever Patient Consultation Center’s decision, but you still have the questionable
symptoms of infection and wish to be tested, do not hesitate to consult with the Kanazawa University
Health Service Center.
Health Service Center：Weekdays From 8:30 am to 5:00 pm 076-264-5256（Emergency call: 119）
3. Check notifications from Kanazawa University on a regular basis.
Information on classes from January 4, such as class status, is to be notified as needed according
to social conditions. Make sure to check all notifications from the University (Website, portal
messages, and notifications from your department/graduate school, etc.) on a regular basis.

How to change the address of yourself, your guardian, etc.*
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

To all students,

November 30, 2021

Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【32nd Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Kanazawa University has lowered the "Current alert category" of its guideline to prevent spreading COVID19 from B (Vigilance) to A (Caution Required). However, there is no change in the specific guidelines for the
4th quarter.
We have many events such as Christmas, New Year's Eve, Hatsumoude (New Year's visit to the shrine)
where many people gather in this season. In such cases, it is important for individuals to take appropriate
action to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infection.
Even with two doses of the vaccine, there is still a risk of "breakthrough infection" and the vaccination does
not guarantee that you will not catch the virus.
Continue to take thorough basic infection prevention measures to prevent the spread of infection to others
and be aware that each student is required to act responsibly as a member of the community based oncommon sense.
Class styles in Q4 of 2021
Please check the syllabus for class styles in the 4th quarter.
In the winter, when heavy snow or other stormy weather makes it difficult to conduct face-to-face classes,
the campuses will be closed and the classes may be changed to online classes on short notice. Make sure
to check all notifications from the University (Website, portal messages, and notifications from yourdepartment/graduate school, etc.) on a regular basis.
Submission of Vaccination Ticket (Coupon) ★Only if vaccinated at Kanazawa University
Please submit your vaccination ticket to your academic affairs section immediately if you have not doneyet. Otherwise, your vaccination records are not registered at municipal level and the vaccination ticket forthe 3rd dose will not be issued.
Thoroughly implement measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases in face-to-face classes
 If you have any of the following symptoms, please do not come on campus but contact your affiliatedstudent affairs section*.
① Strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever② Persistent relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough（Including cases when you have tokeep taking antipyretics）
 Always wear a mask in face-to-face classes.
 Wash and sanitize hands thoroughly. Please use hand sanitizer at the entrance of each lecture room
before entering the room.
 Doors of the lecture rooms should be left open at all times to ventilate frequently, even during heating
and cooling.
 To identify close contacts when a new case of coronavirus has been confirmed, make sure to touch yourstudent ID card to the attendance management device or follow instructions of the instructor in chargeof the class whenever you attend a face-to-face class.
 To avoid congestion in the cafeterias, the lunch break period is extended to 75 minutes and classes inand after the 3rd period start 15 minutes later than usual in the 4th quarter as well.
 The lunch break is 75 minutes, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. The 3rd period starts at 1:15 p.m. followedby the 4th period starts at 3:00 p.m. and the 5th period starts at 4:45 p.m.
Please refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

October 14, 2021

To all students,

Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【31st Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have cautiously handled the standards for Kanazawa University's Guideline to Prevent the Spread of
COVID-19 “Extracurricular activity of students.” Thanks to your cooperation in addition to the various
measures taken by the University, we are about to ensure the safety and security of the campus. Furthermore,
based on a comprehensive assessment of the infection situation both inside and outside of the prefecture,
we will relax our regular extracurricular activities to "Level 1 (Vigilance・Caution)" starting Friday, October 15.
However, even with two doses of the vaccine, there is still a risk of "breakthrough infection" and thevaccination does not guarantee that you will not catch the virus.
Think "I might have already been infected with the virus and may spread it to others" rather than "I will notcatch the virus." Continue to take thorough basic infection prevention measures to prevent the spread of
infection to others.
In principle, there will be no restrictions on attending classes subject to vaccination status of each student. In
addition, for students who have anxiety about face-to-face classes due to chronic illness or other reasons, we willcontinue to consider providing online classes. Please consult with your affiliated student affairs section etc.
Thoroughly implement measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases in face-to-face classes
 If you have any of the following symptoms, please do not come on campus but contact your affiliatedstudent affairs section*.
① Strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever② Persistent relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough（Including cases when you have tokeep taking antipyretics）
 Always wear a mask in face-to-face classes.
 Wash and sanitize hands thoroughly. Please use hand sanitizer at the entrance of each lecture room
before entering the room.
 Doors of the lecture rooms should be left open at all times to ventilate frequently, even during heating
and cooling.
 To identify close contacts when a new case of coronavirus has been confirmed, make sure to touch yourstudent ID card to the attendance management device or follow instructions of the instructor in chargeof the class whenever you attend a face-to-face class.
 To avoid congestion in the cafeterias, the lunch break period is extended to 75 minutes and classes inand after the 3rd period start 15 minutes later than usual in the 3rd quarter as well.
 The lunch break is 75 minutes, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. The 3rd period starts at 1:15 p.m. followedby the 4th period starts at 3:00 p.m. and the 5th period starts at 4:45 p.m.

Please refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

To all students,

September 27, 2021
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【30th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Considering the infection status in the prefecture, the completion of workplace vaccination against COVID19 at Kanazawa University, and vaccination rate among students and faculty members, we will downgrade alevel of “Kanazawa University’s Guideline to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19” from the 3rd quarter.
However, even with two doses of the vaccine, there is still a risk of "breakthrough infection" and thevaccination does not guarantee that you will not catch the virus.
Think "I might have already been infected with the virus and may spread it to others" rather than "I will notcatch the virus." Continue to take thorough basic infection prevention measures to prevent the spread of
infection to others.
Preparation for classes in Q3 of 2021
You should manage your health such as taking your temperature every day. Also, record a "Health andActivity Record Sheet" *so that you can submit it whenever it’s required.
Class styles in Q3 of 2021
Please check the syllabus for class styles in the 3rd quarter. Make sure to check all notifications from theuniversity (Website, portal messages, and notifications from your department/graduate school, etc.) on aregular basis
Measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases in face-to-face classes
 If you have any of the following symptoms, please do not come on campus but contact your affiliatedstudent affairs section*.
① Strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever② Persistent relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough（Including cases when you have tokeep taking antipyretics）
 Always wear a mask in face-to-face classes.
 Wash and sanitize hands thoroughly. Please use hand sanitizer at the entrance of each lecture room
before entering the room.
 Doors of the lecture rooms should be left open at all times to ventilate frequently, even during heating
and cooling.
 To identify close contacts when a new case of coronavirus has been confirmed, make sure to touch yourstudent ID card to the attendance management device or follow instructions of the instructor in chargeof the class whenever you attend a face-to-face class.
 To avoid congestion in the cafeterias, the lunch break period is extended to 75 minutes and classes inand after the 3rd period start 15 minutes later than usual in the 3rd quarter as well.
 The lunch break is 75 minutes, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. The 3rd period starts at 1:15 p.m. followedby the 4th period starts at 3:00 p.m. and the 5th period starts at 4:45 p.m.
Submission of Vaccination Ticket (Coupon) ★Only if vaccinated at Kanazawa University
If you were vaccinated at Kanazawa University and were unable to submit a vaccination coupon at the timeof vaccination, please bring or mail it to your academic affairs section as soon as you receive it from the local
government.
 Deadline: Friday, October 1
If you have not received it by the date stated above, please submit it as soon as you receive it Write (1) your student ID number, (2) your affiliation, and (3) your grade in the bottom blank space ofthe ticket before submission.
Please refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

To all students,

September 14, 2021
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【29th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Although “ Priority Preventative Measures” in Kanazawa City has been extended until Thursday,
September 30, in light of the completion of workplace vaccination against COVID-19 at Kanazawa Universityand vaccination rate among students and faculty members, we are considering downgrading the level of“Kanazawa University’s Guideline to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19*” from the third quarter.
However, the infection status of new coronavirus, including detection of new mutant strains, remains
unpredictable. Even with two doses of the vaccine, there is still a risk of "breakthrough infection" and thevaccination does not guarantee that you will not catch the virus.
Think "I might have already been infected with the virus and may spread it to others" rather than "I will notcatch the virus." Continue to take thorough basic infection prevention measures to prevent the spread of
infection to others.
Submission of Vaccination Ticket (Coupon) ★Only if vaccinated at Kanazawa University
If you were vaccinated at Kanazawa University and were unable to submit a vaccination coupon at the timeof vaccination, please bring or mail it to your academic affairs section as soon as you receive it from the local
government.
 Deadline: Friday, October 1
If you have not received it by the date stated above, please submit it as soon as you receive it Write (1) your student ID number, (2) your affiliation, and (3) your grade in the bottom blank space ofthe ticket before submission.
Preparation for classes in Q3 of 2021
In principle, prepare for face-to-face classes. You should return to your "Commuting Address" by Friday,
September 17 and manage your health such as taking your temperature every day. Also, record a "Healthand Activity Record Sheet" *so that you can submit it whenever it’s required.
【Course Registration Period】
Undergraduate students: Tuesday, September 14 - Monday, September 20
Graduate school students: Friday, October 1 - Thursday, October 14
Emergency contact, etc.
As the number of positive cases is increasing, home treatments of COVID-19 patient have been on therise. Check your emergency contact information. You may need to contact them if you live alone or in somecases.
Contact your affiliated student affairs section*immediately when you are in the following cases.
①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public health center.
The counters at each campus are closed on holidays. If you are in an emergency or either above ①or ②
case, please contact the following number.
Emergency contact during holidays/night：Kakuma Central Monitoring Room 076-264-6295
Pay attention to health management on a daily basis and if you have symptoms such as high fever,dyspnea, or malaise, please do not come to school but call your family doctor or other medical institution foradvice. If you do not know which hospital to consult, call the Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation
Center.
Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center：0120-540-004 （24 hours support）
If a PCR test or an antigen test has been deferred at your primary doctor’s or the Ishikawa Prefectural
Fever Patient Consultation Center’s decision, but you still have the questionable symptoms of infection andwish to be tested, do not hesitate to consult with the Kanazawa University Health Service Center.
Health Service Center：Weekdays From 8:30 am to 5:00 pm 076-264-5256（Emergency call: 119）
Please refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

August 6, 2021
To all students,
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【28th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious DiseaseIn accordance with the application of “Priority Preventative Measures” in Kanazawa City, we will raise up alevel of “Kanazawa University’s Guideline to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19*”on August 7.
(1)Increase in COVID-19 infections among KU students
The mutant strains is highly contagious, and even a small amount of droplets can cause infections. Conduct
yourself with the idea of not spreading droplets in any situations. Although it’s confirmed that two doses ofvaccine boost immune system, vaccination does not guarantee that you will not catch the virus. Think "I might
have already been infected with the virus and may spread it to others" rather than "I will not catch the virus."
Continue to take thorough basic infection prevention measures to prevent the spread of infection to others.
(2) Travels within and outside the prefecture
We strongly request you to refrain from unnecessary travels within and outside the prefecture, especiallyto the areas where the state of emergency has been issued and areas under priority preventative measures.
When participating in job-hunting activities or internship programs, consult with a contact person of thecompanies about whether or not you can participate online.
(3) Extracurricular activities
In principle, activities which cause "Three Cs"*, even under the measures to prevent infection, areprohibited. Participation in student events and games/performances sponsored or co-sponsored by theuniversity should be cancelled or postponed (permission may be granted under certain conditions).
Eating and drinking with friends and acquaintances, and staying overnight at friends’ houses are prohibited.
*Three Cs: 1.Closed spaces with poor ventilation, 2.Crowded places with many people nearby, 3.Closecontact settings such as close-range conversations(4) Preparation for classes in Q3 of 2021
In principle, prepare for face-to-face classes. You should return to your "Commuting Address" by Friday,
September 17 and manage your health such as taking your temperature every day. Also, record a "Healthand Activity Record Sheet" *so that you can submit it whenever it’s required. We may ask you to submit itwhen you are infected.
< Request from Ishikawa Prefecture (Extracts)>
・Refrain from going out unnecessarily, including during the daytime.
・Refrain from unnecessary travel to and from outside of the prefecture, including homecoming visit.(useonline).
・Carefully consider eating and drinking in a large group, for long periods of time, and with people you do
not usually meet.
・Continue to take all possible measures to prevent the spread of infection.
If you have any of the following symptoms, please do not come to school and contact your affiliated student
affairs section*.
・Strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever
・Persistent relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and coughPlease refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

July 21, 2021
To all students,
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【27th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
While infections have been spreading nationwide and COVID-19 is still not under control, we will have theOlympic Games and the summer holidays soon.
We ask you to continue to be vigilant, refrain from going out unnecessarily, comply with "Kanazawa
University’s Guideline to the Prevent the Spread of COVID-19" *, and take thorough measures to prevent the
spread of infection to yourself and others.
Even on the holidays, make sure to check all notifications from the university (Web, portal messages, andnotifications from your department/graduate school, etc.) on a regular basis.
(1) Preparation for classes in Q3 of 2021
In principle, prepare for face-to-face classes. You should return to your "Commuting Address" by September
17 and manage your health such as taking your temperature every day. Also, record a "Health and Activity
Record Sheet" *so that you can submit it whenever it’s required. We may ask you to submit it when you are
infected.
(2) Travels within and outside the prefecture
We strongly request you to refrain from unnecessary travels within and outside the prefecture, especiallyto the areas where the state of emergency has been issued and areas under priority preventative measures.
When participating in job-hunting activities or internship programs, consult with a contact person of thecompanies about whether or not you can participate online.
(3) Extracurricular activities
In principle, activities which cause "Three Cs"*, even under the measures to prevent infection, are prohibited.
Participation in student events and games/performances sponsored or co-sponsored by the university should
be cancelled or postponed (permission may be granted under certain conditions). Details will be announced
separately. In addition, refrain from eating and drinking with friends and acquaintances. Social gatherings
including those held at their homes or lodgings are prohibited.
*Three Cs: 1.Closed spaces with poor ventilation, 2.Crowded places with many people nearby, 3.Closecontact settings such as close-range conversations(4)Others Those who will receive COVID-19 vaccine at the university should come to school on the designated date
and time for both doses (Check the bus schedule).
 Wear a mask and disinfect your hands whenever you are on campus or going out.
 Avoid the activities with high risk of infection, such as eating and drinking, karaoke in large groups, andthe situations of "Three Cs".
 Take your temperature every morning. If you have a fever or other health problems, do not come to schooland refrain from going out.
 Contact your affiliated student affairs section*immediately when you are in the following cases.
①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public health center.
The counters at each campus will be closed during the holidays. If you are in an emergency or either above①or ②case, please contact the following number.
Emergency contact during holidays/night：Kakuma Central Monitoring Room ０７６－２６４－６２９５
Pay attention to health management on a daily basis and if you have symptoms such as high fever, dyspnea,
or malaise, please do not come to school but call your family doctor or other medical institution for advice. If
you do not know which hospital to consult, call the Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center.
Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center：０１２０－５４０－００４ （24 hours support）
If a PCR test or an antigen test has been deferred at your primary doctor’s or the Ishikawa Prefectural FeverPatient Consultation Center’s decision, but you still have the questionable symptoms of infection and wish to
be tested, do not hesitate to consult with the Kanazawa University Health Service Center.
Health Service Center：Weekdays From 8:30 am to 5:00 pm ０７６－２６４－５２５６
Kakuma Central Monitoring Room：Times other than those above and Holidays ０７６－２６４－６２９５

Please refer to the university's website for*.
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

June 29, 2021
To all students,
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【26th Report】<IMPORTANT> Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We hereby notify that a new response level, Level 1.5, for “Kanazawa University’s Guideline toPrevent the Spread of COVID-19*” has been set.
As of June 22, the response level for "Education" and "Extracurricular Activity of Students" shall beraised to Level 1.5. However, there would be no major changes in the content.
We ask you to stay remain vigilant, comply with the notification of each activity, and take appropriate
measures.
When you come to campus and attend classes, be sure to make efforts to prevent infection.
 Wear a mask and disinfect your hands whenever you are on campus or going out.
 Avoid activities with high risk of infection, such as eating and drinking, karaoke in large groups,
and the situations of "Three Cs".
 Take your temperature every morning. If you have a fever or other health problems, do not cometo campus and refrain from going out.
 Contact your affiliated student affairs section* immediately when you are in the following cases.
①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public healthcenter.
<Avoid strictly>
 Unnecessary going out and traveling to and from other prefectures as well as in Ishikawa
prefecture except for commuting. (Especially unnecessary going out after 8 pm)
 Eating and drinking, and part-time job at facilities with inadequate measures to prevent infection.
 Eating and drinking, and talking without a mask in the situation with the 3Cs.
 Eating and drinking with a large group on the streets or in parks.
 Eating and drinking at a friend’s home. Staying at a friend’s home is prohibited.

Please refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

June11, 2021
To all students,
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【25th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, we have already issued notifications[Reports 1 to 24]*. In accordance with lifting the “Priority Preventative Measures”, we lower a level of“Kanazawa University’s Guideline to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19*”.
As a result of this, a method of class implementation may be changed as needed. Make sure tocheck all notifications from the university (Website, portal messages, and notifications from yourdepartment/graduate school, etc.) on a regular basis.
When you come to campus and attend classes, be sure to make efforts to prevent infection.
 Wear a mask and disinfect your hands whenever you are on campus or going out.
 Avoid activities with high risk of infection, such as eating and drinking, karaoke in large groups,
and the situations of "Three Cs".
 Take your temperature every morning. If you have a fever or other health problems, do not cometo campus and refrain from going out.
 Contact your affiliated student affairs section* immediately when you are in the following cases.
①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public healthcenter.
<Avoid strictly>
 Unnecessary going out and traveling to and from other prefectures as well as in Ishikawa
prefecture except for commuting. (Especially unnecessary going out after 8 pm)
 Eating and drinking, and part-time job at facilities with inadequate measures to prevent infection
 Eating and drinking, and talking without a mask in the situation with the 3Cs
 Eating and drinking with a large group on the streets or in parks
 Eating and drinking, and staying at a friend’s home

Please refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

May14, 2021
To all students,
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【24th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, we have already issued notifications[Reports 1 to 23]*. In accordance with the application of “Priority Preventative Measures” in Ishikawa
prefecture, we have raised up a level of “Kanazawa University’s Guideline to Prevent the Spread of
COVID-19”. Compared to the conventional viruses, mutant strains are more infectious to young
people and tend to cause severe illness even in young people without underlying diseases.
Since the Golden Week holidays, infection caused by following cases have been confirmed at ouruniversity and we have switched to remote classes.
<Cases> Talking with a mask off while eating and drinking
 Conversation without a mask in places where "close contact" cannot be avoided, such as in acar
 Contact with residents of the area where infection is spreading Travel to and from the areas where infection is spreading Staying at a friend's homeOnce again, reflect on our own behavior and take thorough measures to prevent infection, such as
disinfecting hands. Especially avoid the followings strictly to prevent the spread of infection.
<Avoid strictly>①
Unnecessary going out and traveling to and from other prefectures as well as in Ishikawa
prefecture except for commuting. (Especially unnecessary going out after 8 pm)②
Eating and drinking, and part-time job at facilities with inadequate measures to prevent
infection③
Eating and drinking, and talking without a mask in the situation with the 3C④
Eating and drinking with a large group on the streets or in parks⑤
Eating and drinking, and staying at a friend’s home
If you have any of the following symptoms, please do not come to school and contact your affiliatedstudent affairs section*.
・Strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever
・Continuing relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and coughPlease refer to the university's website for *Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

April 23, 2021
To all students,
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs)
Vice President【23rd Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, we have already notified you in the previous
reports, [Reports 1 to 22]*1. The levels in "Business Travel and Travel" and "Extracurricular Activities ofStudents" in the "Guidelines for the Prevention of Spread of Coronavirus Infections in Kanazawa University
2019 (COVID-19)" *2 have been raised. In accordance with this, the followings will apply from the 23rd Report.
Compared to the conventional viruses, mutant strains are more infectious to young people and tend to cause
severe illness even in young people without underlying diseases. If the situation worsens, we have no choice
but to take measures which have a serious impact on students' campus life, such as restricting theirattendance at school or closing the campus.
We would like to urge everyone to have a strong sense of urgency, refrain from going out unnecessarily,
and take other measures to prevent the spread of infection.
(1) Travels within and outside the prefectures
Refrain from unnecessary travels within and outside the prefectures, especially where the state of
emergency has been issued. When participating in job-hunting activities or internship programs, consult witha contact person of the companies about whether or not you can participate online.
(2) Extracurricular activities
In principle, the activities which cause "Three Cs"*, even under the measures to prevent infection, areprohibited. Participation in student events and games/performances sponsored or co-sponsored by theuniversity should be cancelled or postponed (permission may be granted under certain conditions). Details
will be announced as soon as possible. In addition, we strongly request students to refrain from "newcomer's
parties" and social gatherings, including those held at their homes or lodgings.
*Three Cs: 1.Closed spaces with poor ventilation, 2.Crowded places with many people nearby, 3.Closecontact settings such as close-range conversations(3)Other Wear a mask and disinfect your hands whenever you are on campus or going out.
 Avoid the activities with high risk of infection, such as eating and drinking, karaoke in large groups, andthe situations of "Three Cs".
 Take your temperature every morning. If you have a fever or other health problems, do not come to schooland refrain from going out.
 Contact your affiliated student affairs section*3immediately when you are in the following cases.
①When you undergo a PCR test.
②When you become a close contact person and are required to stay at home by the public health center.
The counters at each campus will be closed during the holidays. If you are in an emergency or either above①or ②case, please contact the following number.
Emergency contact during holidays/night：Kakuma Central Monitoring Room ０７６－２６４－６２９５
Pay attention to health management on a daily basis and if you have symptoms such as high fever, dyspnea,
or malaise, please do not come to school but call your family doctor or other medical institution for advice. If
you do not know which hospital to consult, call the Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center.
Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center：０１２０－５４０－００４ （24 hours support）
If a PCR test or an antigen test has been deferred at your primary doctor’s or the Ishikawa Prefectural FeverPatient Consultation Center’s decision, but you still have the questionable symptoms of infection and wish
to be tested, do not hesitate to consult with the Kanazawa University Health Service Center.
Health Service Center：Weekdays From 8:30 am to 5:00 pm ０７６－２６４－５２５６
Kakuma Central Monitoring Room：Weekdays ０７６－２６４－６２９５
Even on holidays, make sure to check all notifications from the university (Web, portal messages, andnotifications from your department/graduate school, etc.) on a regular basis.
Please refer to the university's website for*1 to *3.
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

April 2,2021
To all students,
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【22nd Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, we have already notified you in [Reports 1
to 21]*1. Those who admitted to the school are especially requested to confirm the following information
carefully.
Changes may occur in the future, depending on the infection status of the new coronavirus nationwide. In
addition, in some colleges or graduate schools that consider it difficult to conduct all of classes face-to-face,taking into consideration the capacity of the lecture room and the number of students, remote classes may be
used together.
(1) Preparing for classes in 2021 academic year
In principle, classes will be conducted face-to-face, so each student is expected to take care of his/her own
health by taking a temperature every day and recording it on the attached "Health and Activity Record"*2 sothat it can be submitted when required. You may be asked to submit this form if you are infected.
In addition, if you have any of the following symptoms, please contact your academic affairs office. (Eachstudent should confirm the contact information*3 in advance.)・Any of strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever
・Relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough continue (including continued medication)(2) Class attendance・Wear a mask at all times when coming to school and attending classes.
・ Disinfect your hands and fingers with hand disinfectant solution at the entrance of the lecture room
before/after classes.
・In order to identify a contact person when an infected person have been discovered, pass your student ID
over an attendance management device or follow the instructor’s instruction in all face-to-face classes.
※Students with symptoms such as fever and a close contact person (including a positive person) will besuspended from attendance.
(3) Cafeteria
In the cafeteria, we have infection control measures to prevent infection, such as checking the temperaturewhen entering the cafeteria, installing dividers, and increasing distance between seats. Therefore, it isinevitable that the cafeteria and stores will be crowded during lunch time. If possible, please bring your own
lunch. Eating is available in the lecture rooms (with limited seating space).
(4) Moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture
When traveling outside of the prefecture, including to epidemic areas*4, please take measures to prevent
infection.
(5) Moving overseas
Moving overseas is prohibited in principle, unless a permission is obtained from the dean or graduate school
dean through the affiliated student affairs section.
※Currently, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Safety Information, The whole world is set to Infectious
Disease Hazard of Level 3(Recommendations for travel cancellation). In addition, most countries are set toInfectious Disease Hazard of Level 2 (do not travel unnecessarily).
(6) Club activities
Activities are restricted in accordance with the "University's Activity Guidelines for Preventing the Spread of
New Coronavirus Infections "*5. For details, please check the University's website.
(7) Students will be asked to refrain from participating in activities with a high risk of infection, such as parties,
karaoke, and live music performances.

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp
Please refer to the university's website for ※1 to ※5.

February 10, 2021
To all students,
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【21st Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have notified from the 1st to the 20th reports in order to prevent the spread of newcoronavirus infection.
Classes, health examinations and other events in 2021 will be conducted face-to-face inprinciple after taking the following infection prevention measures in order to securelearning opportunities for students, so we will notify you including related matters.
Changes may occur in the future, depending on the infection status of the new coronavirus
nationwide. In addition, in some colleges or graduate schools that consider it difficult to
conduct all of classes face-to-face, taking into consideration the capacity of the lectureroom and the number of students, remote classes may be used together.
Please also check the previous notices on the Kanazawa University website <Information ofLatest Schedule>.
（１）Preparation for classes in 2021
Classes will be held face-to-face in principle, so by March 23, you should return toyour "Commuting Address" and try to manage your health such as temperature measurement
every day. Also, record the "Health and Activity Record Sheet" (attached to the 14th
report) so that you can submit it anytime. We may ask you to submit it when an infection
is found.

（２）Measures to prevent the spread of infection for face-to-face classes
If you have any of the following symptoms, please contact your affiliated student
affairs section.
・Any of strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and highfever
・Relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough continue (including continued
medication)（３）Moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture
We request that you refrain from unnecessary and non-urgent movements outside theprefecture, including the areas covered by the state of emergency. Also, as in the past,
keep in mind infection prevention measures.
（４）Moving overseas

No change from the “16th report”. In principle, it is prohibited unless permitted
by the dean of the college or graduate school through your affiliated student affairs
section.
（５）Club activity

No change from the “16th report”. Keep in mind that club activities sporadicallygenerate clusters at other universities.
(Continue to the next page)（６）OtherThose who plan to graduate or complete the program should attend the Kanazawa
University Commencement Ceremony after making efforts for health management.
We strongly urge you to refrain from eating and karaoke with a large number of people
in light of the nationwide infection situation.
*Reference:
Kanazawa University top→ The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)→Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

January 13, 2021
To all students,
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【20th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease

Due to the rapid deterioration of the coronavirus infection situation nationwide, we change
the resumption of face-to-face classes from January 18th to January 25th.
However, at the discretion of the college or graduate school, face-to-face classes may be used
together during the period from January 18th to 22nd, so please check the notification fromyour college or graduate school.
Students staying outside the prefecture due to returning home, etc. should return to their"commuting address" by January 15 for face-to-face classes. Also, please make efforts for healthmanagement such as temperature measurement, and record it in the "Health and Activity Record
Sheet" so that you can submit it.
If you have any of the following symptoms, please contact your affiliated academic affairs
section.
・Any of strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever
・Relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough continue (including cases where you
have to continue taking medicines)*Reference:
Kanazawa University top→ The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)→Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

January 12, 2021
To all students,
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【19th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have raised the level for "business trips / travel" in the "Concrete guidelines" of the"Kanazawa University's Guideline to Prevent the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID19)". As a result, some changes will be made from 18th report as follows, so please check.
Each and every one of us should work harder than ever to prevent infection and act responsiblywith new lifestyles such as thorough hand washing, social distance, and physical distance in
mind.
There is no change that classes will be held remotely until January 14th in principle, unlessotherwise specified.
（１）Moving out of the prefecture
A state of emergency was announced on January 8, 2021. In response to this, for the time
being, movement to the area subject to the state of emergency is prohibited in principle
unless permitted by the dean of college or graduate school through your affiliated academic
affairs section. We also request you to refrain from unnecessary and non-urgent movements

to other areas.
（２）Participation in job hunting and internships
・For job hunting and internship participation in the area subject to the state of emergency,
please consult with the person in charge of the company as to whether or not it can be
carried out online.
・If you move to an area subject to a state of emergency for face-to-face participation,
follow the notification of your affiliated academic affairs section.
・Carefully consider job hunting and internship participation that accompany movement toareas not covered by the state of emergency, in view of the nationwide trend of infection.
・If necessary, consult with your academic advisor, supervisor, or employment support room.
*Reference: The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

December 24, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【18th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Yesterday, it was found that a student at Kanazawa University had a new coronavirus infection.
In addition, many infected people have been confirmed in Ishikawa Prefecture due to karaokecompetitions and restaurant related clusters. In order to prevent the occurrence of clusters
insideandoutsidetheuniversity,

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responsibility for your own actions, and each person should continue to thoroughly implement
basic infection prevention measures. Also, pay particular attention to the following points.
There is no change in requesting refrain from moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture,
which is unnecessary and non-urgent, during the period from December 26th to January 3rd,
which was notified in the 17th report.
1. Be especially careful when eating with a large number of people or using a karaoke shop.
2. Avoid contact with the elderly, who are at high risk of aggravation of symptoms.
3. Many cases of infection have been confirmed due to the situation where the mask is removed.
Be aware that there are infected people around you, and thoroughly implement a "newlifestyle" such as wearing a mask and ensuring physical distance.
4. The 6 days from December 29th to January 3rd will be closed due to the year-end and New
Year holidays and counter of each campus will be closed during this period. The contact
information for emergency contact due to an incident or accident, or to report or consult
for test conduction due to suspicion of suffering from coronavirus infection is as follows.
*Kakuma Central Monitoring Room Tel: 076-264-6295
5. Please check the notification of your college or graduate school for the implementationof classes after January 4th.
We will continue to notify you at any time according to the social situation, so be sure tocheck all notifications (Web, portal etc.) from Kanazawa University.

(Continue to next page)*Reference【"5 situations" of higher infection risk, recommended by the subcommittee on measuresagainst new coronavirus infection】*Reference:

The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

December 15, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【17th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 16th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19), and we notified that "it is possible tomove to endemic areas outside the prefecture" during the winter holidays in the 16th report.
However, due to the rapid spread of infection nationwide, the crisis of medical collapse has
become a reality in various places, and the number of students who got tested for coronavirus
are increasing at Kanazawa University. Therefore, during the winter holiday period from December
26th to January 3rd, we request that you refrain from moving to endemic areas outside theprefecture that are unnecessary and non-urgent. Especially during the year-end and New Yearholidays, the behavior of each individual is crucial, so it is important that each person
continue to implement basic infection prevention measures in order to reduce the risk ofinfection.
*Endemic Areas：Specifically, as of 12:00 on December 14, there are 29 prefectures of Hokkaido,
Iwate, Miyagi, Yamagata, Fukushima, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa,
Nagano, Gifu, Shizuoka, Aichi, Mie, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Okayama, Hiroshima, Kochi,
Fukuoka, Kumamoto, Oita, Kagoshima and Okinawa. For the time being, we will post the transitionof infected persons by prefecture on the website （Kanazawa University’s Guideline to Prevent
the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)） of the university and update it around12:00 on the first weekday of every week.
In response to the arrival of the "3rd wave", it is important to balance measures to preventthe spread of infection inside and outside the university. Instead of thinking "I won’t be
not infected", please act with the mind "There is a possibility that I am already infected andmay transfer to others."
In addition, as stated in the attached notice from the president today, if the PCR test or
antigen test has been put on hold, but you still have symptoms of concern about infection withthe coronavirus and wish to be tested, please consult the Health Service Center.
*Holiday/night emergency contact: Kakuma Campus Central Monitoring Room. (Tel:076-264-6295)
We will notify you at any time according to the social situation, so be sure to check all
notifications (Web, portal etc.) from Kanazawa University.
(Continue to next page)*Reference【"5 situations" of higher infection risk, recommended by the subcommittee on measuresagainst new coronavirus infection】*Reference: The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

December 15, 2020
To all students,
President

About consultation and examination when there are symptoms such as fever

With the arrival of the third wave of new coronavirus infection, the risk ofinfection has increased, so please take the following measures in consideration ofmaintaining the health of students.

○ In addition to paying attention to health management on a daily basis, if you
have symptoms such as fever, dyspnea, or malaise, please consult as soon as
possible according to the procedures announced by Ishikawa Prefecture.

○ If the PCR test or antigen test has been put on hold at the discretion of yourprimary doctor or the Ishikawa Prefectural Fever Patient Consultation Center,but you still have symptoms of concern about infection and wish to be tested,
please do not hesitate to consult with the Health Service Center.

PeriodContact

Weekdays

Health Service Center

From 8:30 to 17:00

076-264-5256

Night or holiday etc.

Kakuma Central Monitoring Room
076-264-6295*If the situation worsens and you need to urgently, please consult your primary
doctor or Ishikawa Prefecture Fever Patient Consultation Center (0120-540-004
24 hours support) or request an ambulance (119) regardless of the above measures.

November 25, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【16th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 15th report regarding the response to
new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). In the 4th quarter, in order to secure learning
opportunities, we will continue to hold classes face-to-face after taking infection prevention
measures, so please make efforts for daily health management. In classes where it is difficult
to conduct all face-to-face classes, taking into consideration the capacity of the lecture roomand the number of students, the classes would be conducted in combination with remote classes
after consideration by the faculty or graduate school. There is no change in.
However, since the university entrance test will be held on January 16th and 17th, classes
scheduled to be held in the lecture room used for the examination will be conducted remotely inprinciple from January 8th to 14th. For details on whether classes and research activities in
lecture rooms other than the above are conducted remotely or face-to-face, please check at any
time by notification from your college or graduate school. The official academic calendar will
not be changed.
Infection is spreading due to karaoke at nearby universities. In order to prevent the spread of
infection by an unconscious subclinical patient (cluster), do not underestimate the risk ofinfection spread such as companionship and karaoke, moving to endemic areas, and part-time jobs
with high risk of infection. When participating in the event, each person should continue to takemeasures to prevent infection.
（１）Preparing for the classes on 4th quarterAll students should make every effort to manage their health such as temperature measurement
daily, and record it in the "Health and Activity Record Sheet" (attached to the 14th report)so that it can be submitted. If an infection is found, you may be asked to submit it.
（２）Class opening form in the 4th quarter
Please check the class format (face-to-face class type, interactive Web class type, etc.)
in the 4th quarter at any time on the syllabus. Division may be specified even for the sameclass.
In addition, if it is difficult to conduct face-to-face classes due to snow, etc., it may
be changed to remote classes. In that case, the supervisor in charge of the class will notify
you via the Acanthus Portal.
（３）Taking face-to-face classes
・Please take the class after disinfecting with the hand disinfectant solution at the entranceof the lecture room.
(Continue to next page)・In order to identify the contact person when an infected person occurs, please manage
attendance in all classes according to the attendance management device or the instructionof the instructor in charge of the class.
・In order to decentralize the cafeteria during the lunch break, some of the second classhours will be changed under the shift system, and all the third and subsequent classes will
be moved back by 15 minutes. For details on dividing classes into groups A and B, pleasecheck it from “Student Information Service" on the Acanthus Portal after December 7th. If
you do not know which group the class you are taking belongs to，please act in time for
10:30 and check the actual start time for the second class.
●Change of class period（４）Measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases for face-to-face lessons
If you have any of the following symptoms, please contact your affiliated student affairs
section.
・Strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever
・Relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough continue（Including cases where you
have to continue taking antipyretics）（５）Consideration for absence of face-to-face class
If there is a symptom shown in (4) above, the student will be treated as "suspension of
attendance" based on the provisions of the School Health and Safety Law. In that case, we will
carry out assignments and make-up classes so that there is no disadvantage to the students.

（６）Moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture
Including winter holidays, it is possible to move to an endemic area after taking measures
to prevent infection such as wearing a mask.
However, when attending private meetings and New Year's holidays, please make effort toprevent infection more than ever. Thoroughly wash your hands, wear masks, and each person
should act responsibly, keeping in mind new lifestyles such as social distance and physicaldistance and "5 situations" of higher infection risk.
（７）Moving overseas
There is no change from the 15th report. Moving overseas is prohibited in principle, unlesspermission is obtained from the dean or graduate school dean through the affiliated student
affairs section.
（８）Club activities
There is no change from the 15th report. Keep in mind that club activities sporadicallygenerate clusters at other universities.

(Continue to next page)（９）Other
Do not discriminate, prejudice, or slander the infected person or his/her family, andtry to understand the feelings of the other person. If the atmosphere of blaming theinfection spreads, it may lead to delays in consultation at medical institutions, so it
is important not to be in tune with discrimination and prejudice. We will notify you at
any time according to the social situation, so be sure to check all notifications (Web,portal etc.) from Kanazawa University.
*Reference【"5 situations" of higher infection risk, recommended by the subcommittee on measuresagainst new coronavirus infection】*Reference:

The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
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September 24, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【15th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 14th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). In order to secure learning opportunities
for students, Classes from the 3rd quarter will resume face-to-face classes in principle after
taking measures to prevent infectious diseases.
For classes where it is difficult to conduct all lectures face-to-face due to lecture room
capacity and the number of participants, we will conduct remote classes together after
consideration by the faculty or graduate school.
（１）Preparing to attend classes in the third quarterAll students should strive for health management such as temperature measurement, record
the attached "Health and Activity Record Sheet", and make it available for submission
when requested. We may ask you to submit when an infection is discovered.
（２）Form of classes in the third quarter
Please check the class format (face-to-face class type, interactive Web class type,etc.) in the 3rd quarter at any time on the syllabus. Division may be specified even forthe same class.
（３）Taking face-to-face classes
・Please take the class after disinfecting with the hand disinfectant solution at theentrance of the lecture room.
・In order to identify the contact person when an infected person occurs, please manage
attendance in all classes according to the attendance management device or the
instruction of the instructor in charge of the class.
・In order to decentralize the cafeteria during the lunch break, some of the secondclass hours will be changed under the shift system, and all the third and subsequentclasses will be moved back by 15 minutes. For details on dividing classes into groups A
and B, please check it from “Student Information Service" on the Acanthus Portal after
September 30th. If you do not know which group the class you are taking belongs to，please act in time for 10:30 and check the actual start time for the second class.

(Continued in next section)

●Change of class period（４）Measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases for face-to-face lessons
If you have any of the following symptoms, please contact your affiliated student affairs
section.
・Strong symptoms such as dyspnea (dyspnea), strong fatigue (malaise), and high fever
・Relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough continue（Including cases where
you have to continue taking antipyretics）（５）Consideration for absence of face-to-face class
If there is a symptom shown in (4) above, the student will be treated as "suspension of
attendance" based on the provisions of the School Health and Safety Law. In that case,we will carry out assignments and make-up classes so that there is no disadvantage to thestudents.
（６）School bus
The school bus will now operate as usual. Depending on the congestion situation in the
future, we will consider increasing the number of flights as necessary.
（７）Moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture
After October 1st, it is possible to move to an endemic area after taking measures toprevent infection such as wearing a mask.
*Endemic Areas：Specifically, as of 12:00 on September 23, there are 9 prefectures of
Hokkaido, Gunma, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Aichi, Osaka, and Hyogo. For the time
being, we will post the transition of infected persons by prefecture on the website（Kanazawa University's Guideline to Prevent the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019
(COVID-19)） of the university and update it around 12:00 on the first weekday of every
week.
（８）Moving overseas

There is no change from the 14th report. Moving overseas is prohibited in principle,
unless permission is obtained from the dean or graduate school dean through theaffiliated student affairs section.
*Overseas：Currently, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Safety Information,
The whole world is set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 2. In addition, mostcountries are set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 3 (Recommendations for travel
cancellation).
(Continued in next section)

（９）Club activities

Club activities are permitted with the utmost consideration to prevent the spread of
infection, but activities that cannot avoid crowding are prohibited in principle.
(Some may be permitted depending on the situation.)
Also, university-sponsored or co-sponsored events, participation in competitions orconcerts will be canceled or postponed in principle. (However, some may be permitted
depending on the situation)
The training room can only be used for regular education，and training camps without games
or concerts are prohibited.
（10）Installation of COVID-19 Contact-Confirming Application
We request all students who have smartphones to install COCOA (COVID-19 Contact-Confirming
Application https://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisakunitsuite/bunya/cocoa_00138.html).

*Reference: The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
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September 2, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【14th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 13th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). During the summer holidays, please makeevery effort to prevent infection, including private meetings. Each person should act
responsibly, keeping in mind new lifestyles such as thorough hand washing, wearing a mask
while paying attention to heat stroke, and social distance or physical distance.
In preparation for face-to-face classes from the third quarter, we will notify you of related
matters as follows, so please check the contents.More details on the third quarter classes
will be announced at a later date.
（１）In attending the third quarter classes
Course registration●Undergraduate students：From September 14th to September 16th (Changed)●Graduate students：From October 1st to October 18th
Since face-to-face classes will be the main from third quarter, please return to your"commuting address" by September 17, two weeks before the start of classes, as far as
possible, regardless of whether or not you have been staying in endemic areas.
After September 17, all students should strive for health management such astemperature measurement, record the attached "Health and Activity Record Sheet", andmake it available for submission when requested. We may ask you to submit when an
infection is discovered.
（２）Moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture (Not including transit points)
As notified in the 13th report, during the summer holidays, we request refraining
from nonessential and no urgent travel to endemic areas.
*Endemic Areas：Specifically, as of 12:00 on August 31, there are 11 prefectures of
Hokkaido, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Aichi, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Fukuoka, andOkinawa. Please note that Ishikawa Prefecture is also an endemic area, so care must be
taken when moving out of the prefecture. For the time being, we will post the transitionof infected persons by prefecture on the website （Kanazawa University's Guideline toPrevent the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)） of the university andupdate it around 12:00 on the first weekday of every week.
(Continued in next section)

（３）Moving overseas
There is no change from the 13th report. Moving overseas is prohibited in principle,
unless permission is obtained from the dean or graduate school dean through theaffiliated student affairs section.
*Overseas：Currently, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Safety
Information, The whole world is set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 2. In
addition, most countries are set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 3(Recommendations for travel cancellation).
（４）Report of infection
If you undergo a PCR test, becoming a high-risk contact person, confirmed to be
infected or have become a disease carrier with no symptom, please contact youraffiliated student affairs section immediately so that we will instruct you what to donext separately.（Please check the contact information in advance.） We will respondon the spot if necessary.
*Emergency contact during holidays/night: Kakuma Central Monitoring Room
(Tel: 076-264-6295)（５）Club activities
Club activities are permitted with the utmost consideration to prevent the spread of
infection, but activities that cannot avoid crowding are prohibited in principle.
(Some may be permitted depending on the situation.)
Also, university-sponsored or co-sponsored events, participation in competitions orconcerts will be canceled or postponed in principle. (However, some may be permitted
depending on the situation)
The training room will be closed and training camps without games or concerts areprohibited.
Message from Health Service CenterIn situations where people have to keep a physical distance to prevent infection, it
is difficult to establish a connection with them. That's why it's important to connect
with someone in some way.
In the Student Counseling Room of the Health Service Center, you can consult with acertified psychologist about various worries and problems in your student life.
The consultation room is confidential, so if you get stuck alone, please contact theconsultation room by phone or email.
(TEL: 076-264-5255, E-mail: hokekan@kenroku.kanazawa-u.ac.jp)
Also, please refer to the consultation for details on the website "安全で快適な学生
生活のために きぃつけまっし"
Health Service Center, Student Counseling Room
http://hsc.w3.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/student-counseling/"きぃつけまっし"
http://www.adm.kanazawau.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/soudan/kiitsukemasshi_2020/health/index.html*Reference:

The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
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August 17, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【13th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 10th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). During the summer holidays from August 19th
to September 30th, please make every effort to prevent infection, including private meetings.
Each person should act responsibly, keeping in mind new lifestyles such as thorough handwashing, wearing a mask while paying attention to heat stroke, and social distance or physicaldistance. Please check the details as below.
（１）The start date of course registration for the third quarter is as follows.
Undergraduate students：From September 15th
Graduate students：From October 1st
We will notify you later about when the course types such as "remote" and "face-toface" in the third quarter classes will be available on the syllabus.
（２）Moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture
As notified in the 12th report, during the summer holidays from August 19th to September
30th, we request to refrain from nonessential and no urgent travel to endemic areas.
When returning home for unavoidable reasons, there are many opportunities to come into
contact with the elderly and eat and drink, which may lead to infection of the elderly.
Therefore, please pay sufficient attention to infection prevention, avoid situations
where there is a high risk of infection such as eating out in large numbers, and act
carefully with a new lifestyle in mind.
In preparation for the resumption of face-to-face classes in the third quarter, werequest that you return to the "commuting address" by September 17, two weeks before theresumption. After that, please refrain from going out as much as possible, and carry out
health management such as thermometry at home for 2 weeks.
*Endemic Areas：Specifically, as of 12:00 on August 17, there are 13 prefectures of
Hokkaido, Ibaraki, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Aichi, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Shimane,
Fukuoka, and Okinawa. For the time being, we will post the transition of infected
persons by prefecture on the website （Kanazawa University's Guideline to Prevent the
Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)） of the university and update it around12:00 on the first weekday of every week.

(Continued in next section)

（３）Moving overseas
There is no change from the 12th report. Moving overseas is prohibited in principle,
unless permission is obtained from the dean or graduate school dean through the affiliatedstudent affairs section.
*Overseas：Currently, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Safety Information,
The whole world is set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 2. In addition, most countries
are set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 3 (Recommendations for travel cancellation).
（４）Health care
Measure your body temperature and check subjective symptoms daily, using health checksheet.
(To access the sheet: https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid19.html)
If you undergo a test (including becoming a high-risk contact person.), or if you are
confirmed to be infected or have become a disease carrier with no symptom, please contact
your affiliated student affairs section immediately so that we will instruct you
separately.（Please check the contact information in advance.）*Emergency contact information during the Obon holidays (8/19-8/21) or holidays/night
Central Monitoring Room for Kakuma (Tel: 076-264-6295)（５）Club activities
In principle, club activities inside and outside the university including solicitation,and student events sponsored and co-sponsored by the University will be suspended or
postponed. (Some may be permitted depending on the situation.) In addition, we may
conditionally permit participation in competitions and concerts etc., only when
University recognizes that measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases arethoroughly implemented. Details will be announced later.
*Reference:

The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
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August 5, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【12th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 10th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). As shown below, there are some changes fromthe 11th report, so please check the contents.
As before, try to prevent infection, and take responsible actions with a new lifestyle suchas thorough hand washing, wearing heat-resistant masks, and social distance or physicaldistance.
Regarding classes, there will be no change in face-to-face or remote classes unless otherwise
specified. Those who have symptoms such as fever and those who have close contacts with infected
person will be suspended from attending classes. If a patient (confirmed case) or diseasecarrier who have no symptom is discovered among students, please contact the student affairs
section of your affiliation immediately as we would inform you separately. For classes thathave been suspended, we asked faculty members in charge of the class to take alternative
measures.
（１）Moving to endemic areas outside the prefecture
As stated in the 11th report, the movement to the endemic area by August 18 is prohibitedin principle, unless permission is obtained from the dean or graduate school dean throughthe affiliated student affairs section. In addition, we request you to refrain fromnonessential and no urgent travel during the summer holidays, August 19th to September
30th. In preparation for the resumption of face-to-face classes in the third quarter, werequest that you return to the "commuting address" from the "endemic area" by September
17, two weeks before the resumption. After that, please refrain from going out as muchas possible, and carry out health management such as thermometry at home for 2 weeks.
*Endemic Areas：Specifically, as of 12:00 on August 3, there are 15 prefectures of
Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Gifu, Shizuoka, Aichi, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Hiroshima,
Fukuoka, Kumamoto, Miyazaki, Okinawa. For the time being, we will post the transitionof infected persons by prefecture on the website （Kanazawa University's Guideline toPrevent the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)） of the university andupdate it around 12:00 on the first weekday of every week.
（２）Moving overseas
There is no change from the 11th report. Moving overseas is prohibited in principle,
unless permission is obtained from the dean or graduate school dean through theaffiliated student affairs section.
(Continued in next section)

*Overseas：Currently, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Safety Information,
The whole world is set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 2. In addition, mostcountries are set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 3 (Recommendations for travel
cancellation).
（３）Health Care
Measure your body temperature and check subjective symptoms daily, using health checksheet.
(To access the sheet: https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid19.html)（４）Actions correspond to "New Daily Life"・Thoroughly avoid places where airtightness, congestion, and contact occur on a daily
basis.
・Avoid eating and drinking in large groups
・When using a restaurant for a meal, pay attention to the display of Self conformity
declaration mark.
・Refrain from making loud voices (loud talk at restaurants, karaoke, events, sports
competitions, etc.).
・Wear a mask, wash your hands, disinfect and ventilate thoroughly.
（５）Utilization of contact confirmation application
Actively use the app ‘COCOA：COVID-19 Contact Confirming Application’ developed by
the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare as well as notification systems unique tolocal governments.
（６）Club activities
We will continue to prohibit club activities including solicitation in principle, both
inside and outside the university. Also, events for students hosted or co-sponsored by
Kanazawa University will be canceled or postponed in principle. However, some activities
for which thorough infection prevention measures have been implemented may be permitted
upon application with the approval of the club advisor.
*Reference: The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
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July 22, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【11th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 10th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). We will inform you as follows, so pleaseconfirm the contents including related matters and comply with them.
As a characteristic of COVID-19, it is known that people who do not show symptoms despite
being infected will spread the infection. Instead of thinking like ‘I am not infected’,please think like ‘I am already infected and I may pass on to others’.
It is a summer holiday from August 19th. In your daily life, please try to prevent infections
more thoroughly and take responsible actions in consideration of new lifestyles such as
thorough hand washing, wearing a mask with attention to heat stroke, and social distance or
physical distance.
Regarding classes, there will be no change in face-to-face or remote classes unless otherwise
specified.
１．Taking classes
・Always wear a mask when commuting to university or attending classes. However, if you
are concerned about the occurrence of heat stroke due to climatic conditions, remove
your mask and keep a sufficient distance from others.
・Before and after class, disinfect your hands with the disinfectant at the entrance ofthe lecture room.
・In order to identify the contact person when an infected person occurs, please manage
attendance using the attendance management device or follow the supervisor’s instruction
in all face-to-face classes.
* Those who have symptoms such as fever and those who have close contacts with infected
person will be suspended from attending classes. For students in the above situation,please contact the student affairs section of your affiliation. For classes that havebeen suspended, we asked faculty members in charge of the class to take alternative
measures.
２．Taking examinations remotely・When conducting regular examinations remotely, for example, the act of multiple
examinees gathering together for examination is subject to disciplinary action as
misconduct. In addition, prohibited acts during the exam time are also subject todisciplinary action, so be sure to carefully check the prohibited matters before starting
the exam for each class subject.

Continued on next page３．Health care・Measure your body temperature and fill out a health check sheet daily.
(To access the form: https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid19.html)
・For students who have moved to an area where the infection has spread or have a cold
symptom within the past two weeks, make sure that you’re not infected and attend classes
with the utmost consideration (wearing a mask, encouraging hand washing, etc.).
・Wash hands with running water and soap for at least 30 seconds before and after theclass.
・If you have an alcohol disinfectant, use it to disinfect your hands and fingers.
・Avoid crowds during breaks and minimize your time at university.
４．Cafeteria
・When purchasing from the co-op or using the cafeteria, follow the infection control
measures instructed by the store.
５．Moving outside the prefecture or overseas
・In principle, moving to a region where infection is spreading or overseas is prohibited,
except when permitted by the dean of the department through your student affairs section.
*Infection spread area: Specifically, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Osaka, Hyogo,
and Kyoto are applicable as of today. For the time being, we will post the transitionof infected persons by prefecture on the website （Kanazawa University's Guideline toPrevent the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)） of the university andupdate it.
*Overseas: Currently, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Safety Information,
The whole world is set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 2. In addition, mostcountries are set to Infectious Disease Hazard of Level 3 (Recommendations for travel
cancellation).
*Reference:

The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
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June 17, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【10th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 9th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). In the 9th report, we announced part of theresumption of face-to-face classes in the second quarter and “Notes for Students to Resume
Face-to-face Classes".
We inform as follows for the resumption of face-to-face classes from June 19. As a memberof Kanazawa University, please be aware of yourself and prepare yourself for class resumption.
At private meetings, please continue to work to prevent infections, and always take newlifestyles into consideration, such as thorough hand washing, wearing a mask while paying
attention to heat stroke, and social distance or physical distance.
Regarding club activities inside or outside the university including solicitation, there is
no change in the policy of prohibiting activities in principle.
★Matters to be especially noted for resuming of face-to-face classes after June 19
１．Commuting
・Please allow enough time to commute to university. Please wear a mask at all times whencommuting to university or attending classes. If you are concerned about possible healthproblems such as heat stroke due to climate conditions, you can remove your mask while
keeping a sufficient distance from others.
・From June 19 to July 3, we will prepare and operate some leased buses in addition to
the regular route buses.（Only available for students who have a commuter pass for the
Hokuriku Railway bus on the specified operating section）。
Please check the following reference sites for operating sections. When commuting
university on weekdays, an arranging staff will be placed at the bus stop in a section

with a large number of passengers, in order to guide passengers and avoid congestion.
Please follow the instructions.
*Reference
Kanazawa University top→For New Student"路線バスを利用して通学を予定している学生・教職員へのお知らせ"https://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/news/78393
２．Classes
・Please use the disinfectant at the entrance of the lecture room to disinfect yourhands before attending the class.
・To identify the contact person when an infected person occurs, in all face-to-faceclasses.
・In order to avoid congestion in the cafeteria，we will change some of the 2nd classhours and move all the 3rd and subsequent classes to 15 minutes. For more information aboutclass A/B grouping, please check the Student Information Service on the Acanthus Portal
after June 18 (Available only on campus). If you are not sure which group the class you
are taking belongs to, please act in time for 10:30 for the second class and check theactual start time.
●Change of class hours●Student Information Service, Course（An example）
ＢGroupＡGroup10：45~

10：30~●Grouping（plans）
Nearestcafeteria
CentralCollege/School

Division

General

By lecture

Educationbuilding floor

Details example
Ａ：A/C/E floor
Ｂ：B/D/F floor，other
Ａ：Human and Social Science Hall 1-2，

Central/North

College of
Human andSocial Sciences

By lecturebuilding

Human and Social Science Lecture Hall 1
Ｂ：Human and Social Science Hall 3-5，
Human and Social Science Lecture
Hall 2，Other
Ａ：School of・Mathematics and Physics
・Mechanical Engineering
・Electrical and Computer Engineering
・Electrical, Information andCentralSouth

Communication Engineering

College of
Science andEngineering

By department

・Frontier Engineering
・ 1st grade for School of MechanicalEngineering, Electrical, Information andCommunication Engineering and Frontier
Engineering
Ｂ：School of・Chemistry

・Environmental Design
・Geosciences and Civil Engineering
・Natural System
・Biological Science and Technology
Ａ ： 1-2 grade ， 4th grade of School of

School ofSouth

Pharmacy /By grade andPharmaceutical Sciences

Pharmaceutical

department

Ｂ ： 3rd grade ， 4-6 grade of School of

Sciences
Takaramachi

School ofMedicine

Pharmacy
By grade

Separate notice from school

School of
Tsuruma

HealthSciences

The Other

Ａ：Department of Nursing
By department

Ｂ：Other than Department of Nursing
All assigned toＢ

３．Cafeteria
・We do not provide cafeteria-style meals, but sell takeaway menus and bento boxes atlunch in the cafeteria and shop. Bring your own lunch if possible to ease congestion in
the cafeteria. Food poisoning is likely to occur, so we recommend foods that can be
stored at room temperature, such as sweet bread.
*Reference: The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
Contact
Student

Affairs

Division,

GeneralSectionTel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

Affairs

May 27, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【9th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 8th report regarding the
response to new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). In view of the current
situation in the whole country, Kanazawa University prohibits school attendance without
any purpose and conducts classes remotely during the first quarter.
However, due to the cancellation of the emergency declaration in Japan and Ishikawa
Prefecture and the relaxation of the level in “Education” of Kanazawa University's
Guideline, we decided to resume face-to-face classes partly from second quarter. Details
are being considered by each faculty and graduate school. After the details are decided,
student affairs section of your own affiliation will inform you.
Also, there are no change to strongly request to refrain from participating in
activities with high risk of infection, such as parties, karaoke, and music live.
Matters already notified
・School attendance will be continuously prohibited from May 28 to June 18.
・To be allowed to attend the university, permission from the university is requiredin advance.
・Graduate students who have obtained the approval of the Dean of the Graduate Schoolfrom their supervisor will be allowed to attend the university for research
activities.
Matters newly decided this time・Face-to-face classes will resume partly from the second quarter starting on June 19.
・Course registration for the second quarter will begin on Monday, June 8.
・Those who are currently staying at parents' home should return to their “commuting
address” by June 5 in preparation for the resumption of face-to-face classes. Also,
please check your temperature and subjective symptoms using the form “Health Check
Sheet” predetermined by the Health Service Center.
・Please refer to the attached “Notes for Students to Resume Face-to-face Classes”
and prepare for the restart of face-to-face classes.
・Research activities by graduate students or graduation research by undergraduate
students will be permitted when your supervisor has obtained the approval of the Deanof the Graduate School or College in advance.

・Club activities including solicitation during the second quarter are prohibited inprinciple, both inside and outside the university. However, depending on the situation,some activities can be permitted.（Details will be provided by Student Support
Division.）*Reference: The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs
SectionTel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

Attachment

Notes for Students to Resume Face-to-face Classes
Points to note before class starts
1）Those who are currently staying at parents' home should return to their "commuting address"by June 5, 2 weeks before the class starts, in preparation for the resumption of face-to-faceclasses. Then, please check your temperature and subjective symptoms using the form “Health
Check Sheet” predetermined by the Health Service Center.
◆Health check sheet by Health Service Center
https://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/university/corporation/risk_management/new_coronavirus/alert

2）As a characteristic of this new coronavirus infection (COVID-19), it is known that people
who do not show symptoms despite being infected will spread the infection. Instead ofrecognizing that you are not infected, be aware that you are already infected and you may
pass on to others. As a member of the university, all students should be aware of and be
responsible adults and prepare for class resumption.
3）If you have a fever or other symptoms, please treat yourself at home instead of going touniversity and ask the public health center or medical institution if necessary.
4）Please check the university's website and Acanthus portal at least once a day for thelatest information.
WebsiteWebsitehttps://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/

Acanthus Portal

https://acanthus.cis.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/

PortalFor face-to-face classes
5）When commuting to school, avoid crowds and attend with plenty of time.
6）When using public transportation to commute to school, please wear a mask and be aware ofsocial distance.
7) Course registration for the second quarter will begin on Monday, June 8. Please check thesyllabus from the same day for the format of the classes offered in the second quarter. The
format is described in the keyword column.
「対面授業型」

The instructor in charge of the class conducts face-to-faceface-to-face class typelectures in the lecture room.

「双方向テレビ会議型」 Classes are taught interactively via apps or website such as Zoom

teleconference/

web and Skype. You need a device such as a smartphone or PC that has

meeting typethe functions of a camera and a microphone. Most laptops andsmartphones have built-in cameras and microphones, but it isnecessary to check their own usage environment in advance.
Basically, it is not necessary to go to university, but in somecases it may be necessary to attend the lecture room designatedby the instructor.
You can watch the lecture materials (slides, etc.) with narrationand the recorded video at a convenient time. Questions and「オンデマンド教材型」 discussions will be held at different times by means such as
on-demand class typeemail. Going to university is not necessary. If you want to watch
lecture materials at the university, please use the self-study
room with a Wi-Fi environment. When using, please use earphones.

「○○型（一部○○型

Combines the above three types. For details, please check the併用）」○○ and ○○syllabus and instructions from the teacher in charge of the（combination）

lesson.

The others

There will be instructions in the syllabus or from the teachers
in charge of the lesson.

8）Part of the class time will be changed to avoid congestion in the cafeteria. Divide students
into two groups and delay the start time of the second class of one group at 10:45 andstart the lunch break from 12:15. From the third period, all classes will be delayed by 15
minutes. Details will be announced separately.
9）Please wear a mask when facing each other. If you do not bring a mask, you can purchase
one at the university co-op.
10）Please use the hand sanitizer installed at the entrance of the lecture room.
11）When taking the class, please open your front, back, left and right of the seat to ensurea physical distance from others. Please do not sit in the seats that are marked as notallowed.
12）Check attendance in all classes to identify contact persons when an infected person occurs.
Please hold your student ID over the attendance management device installed in the lectureroom or follow the instructions of the instructor in charge of the class.
13）Please refrain from asking questions or consulting after the class or visiting the office.
When contacting the teacher in charge of the class, please contact the email addressprovided on the syllabus.

14）Some face-to-face classes may also be combined with some remote classes. Please use theempty lecture room and shared space on campus for self-study. Student Affairs Section ofyour own affiliation will inform you about the lecture rooms to open. Use earphones to view
audio material.

Other15）We will simplify the menu and reduce the number of seats in the cafeteria. Before eating,wash your hands with water and soap for at least 30 seconds, or use an alcohol handdisinfection if there is. Please refrain from talking during meals.
16）Bring your own lunch if possible to ease congestion in the cafeteria. Food poisoning islikely to occur, so we recommend foods that can be stored at room temperature, such as
sweet bread. We also recommend using bento and bread sold on campus.
◆Reference：To prevent food poisoning due to bento(Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries)
https://www.maff.go.jp/j/syouan/seisaku/foodpoisoning/lunchbox.html

Club activities17）Club activities including solicitation during the second quarter are prohibited inprinciple, both inside and outside the university. However, depending on the situation
where infection prevention measures are thoroughly implemented, some activities can bepermitted.（Details will be provided by Student Support Division.）18）There are no change to strongly request to refrain from participating in activities withhigh risk of infection, such as parties, karaoke, and music live.

May 19, 2020
To all students,
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【8th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
We have been providing notifications from 1st report to 7th report regarding the responseto new coronavirus infectious diseases (COVID-19). In view of the current situation in thewhole country, Kanazawa University will continue to prohibit school attendance with no purpose
and conduct classes remotely as follows, in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In addition, there will be no change in the prohibition of club activities including
solicitation and the strong demand for refraining from participation in activities with highrisk of infection, such as party, karaoke, and music live.
・School attendance will be continuously prohibited from May 28 to June 18.
・The 9th report is scheduled to be sent on May 27.
・If you get permission from the university in advance, you will be allowed to attend theuniversity in a short time.
・Graduate students who have obtained the approval of the Dean of the Graduate School fromtheir supervisor will be allowed to attend the university for research activities.
・If Kanazawa University will start face-to-face classes in the future, we will notify
more than 2 weeks before the start. Students who are currently outside Ishikawa Prefecture
are requested to return to Ishikawa Prefecture with sufficient time (around 2 weeks)
before class starts, refrain from going out as much as possible, and take temperature
measurements for 2 weeks at home.
*Reference:

The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

April 30, 2020
To all students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【7th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
As we have been notified so far, Kanazawa University conducts classes while maximizing
educational opportunities under the current difficult circumstances. As part of that, we areconducting the classes remotely from April 20 for the time being, in order to guarantee theopportunity for study while maintaining the health and safety of all students. Since various
effects may occur depending on the student's Internet connection environment, we has taken
measures, such as the use of the Wi-Fi environment inside the university, including other expost measures in order to prevent inequality.
Although we also have been conducting classes remotely for new students from the beginning,
we believe that Kanazawa University's mission is to maximize the abilities of students.
Therefore, we hope all students would study sufficiently at home.
In addition, as a characteristic of this new coronavirus infection (COVID-19), it is known
that people who do not show symptoms despite being infected will spread the infection. Insteadof thinking like ‘I am not infected’, please think like ‘I am already infected and I may
pass on to others’. The new coronavirus will come to the end sooner if each of us act as amember of Kanazawa University with awareness and pride. We really appreciate your understanding
and cooperation.
As follows, we will continue to prohibit school attendance without purpose and classes will
be given only remotely in order to prevent the spread of infectious diseases of COVID-19 inview of the current situation in the whole country.
●Continuing from May 7th to May 27th, school attendance will be prohibited.
(There is a possibility of further extension in the future).
However, if you get permission from the university in advance, you can attend
for a short time.
If Kanazawa University will start face-to-face classes in the future, we will
notify you two weeks before the start.
*Reference: The University’s Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Kanazawa University top → Information of Latest Schedule →●【新型コロナウイルス感染症への対応／Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

April 13, 2020
To students,
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【6th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
Regarding Kanazawa University’s measures to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection (COVID19) at the start of the class on April 20, the following changes have been made from the 5th report, issued in
April 10. So please check the contents.
We strongly urge each of you to work on those measures continuously with awareness and attention to yourbehavior.
To avoid the risk of spreading infection, attending school with no purpose is prohibited.
There is no change in class start on April 20. However, classes will only be conducted remotely, and face-toface classes will not be conducted until May 6. The following website will inform you of the availability of faceto-face classes after May 7, so please check back from time to time.
In addition, we will stop all events that bring students to the university, such as course guidance andorientations.
*Reference 【Notification regarding New Coronavirus Infection】
Kanazawa University website top→ Information of Latest Schedule→【Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html

Sincerely,

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

April 10, 2020
To students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【5th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
At the start of the class on April 20, we have summarized Kanazawa University’s measures asfollows, in order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection (COVID-19). Please checkthe contents together with previous first to 4th reports so far.
This series of responses is something that students should naturally observe as a member ofsociety, and we strongly urge each of you to work continuously with awareness and attention to
your behavior.
In addition, there is no change at the moment about the class starting on April 20. Particularly,
first-year undergraduate students should stay in ‘Address during your commuting period’ withplenty of time in order to meet the course guidance on April 14 and April 15. For the time being,classes will be conducted remotely as far as possible. Kanazawa University is also preparing
measures to avoid the condition of cluster generation as follows.
*Reference 【Notification regarding New Coronavirus Infection】
Kanazawa University website top→ Information of Latest Schedule→【Response to the Covid-19】
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
１．When attending school① Nonessential and non-urgent outing
・If there is no purpose of attending school such as face-to-face classes, we strongly request
not to attend school to avoid the risk of spread of infection.
② Increasing the number of bus vehicles
・In the case unavoidably attending school for face-to-face classes and so on, Kanazawa
University will operate some rental buses in order to reduce congestion inside the bus, inaddition to regular route buses. Please check the service section at the following reference
site. Further, on weekdays from April 14 to May 1, guide staffers will be placed at a nearby bus
stops with a large number of passengers to avoid congestion, so please follow the instructions.
※Reference
Kanazawa University website top→Article name ‘路線バスを利用して通学を予定している学生・教職員へのお知らせ’
https://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/news/78393 （In Japanese）
２．Classes
・Some of lectures will be conducted remotely for the time being. To check whether eachcourse is held remotely or face-to-face, check the syllabus on the University website afterApril 14.
*For classes conducted remotely, the keyword ‘遠隔’(Remote Learning) will be mentionedon the syllabus.
・For students who attending school for face-to-face classes, some second period hours will
be shifted, and all third and subsequent classes will be delayed 15 minutes, in order to disperse
the concentration in the cafeteria during the lunch break.
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html

３．Cafeteria
・For the time being, cafeteria-style meals will not be provided in the cafeteria. Instead, we selltakeout menus and bento boxes there. Bring lunch and other lunches whenever possible to
avoid congestion during sales. In order to avoid congestion during the lunch break, please try
to bring a lunch box whenever possible.
・At lunchtime, cafeterias and lecture rooms that are designed not to be face-to-face areprepared. As a result, the number of seats in the cafeteria will decrease significantly, so priority
will be given to those who bought takeout menus.
４．Club activities
・Club activities, including solicitation, are prohibited for the time being, both on and off campus.
・For information on the University's accredited club activities, please check the following
website.
https://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/campuslife/extracurricular/circle

５．Participation in events with high infection risk, such as parties, karaoke, music live etc.
・We continuously urge you to refrain from participating in those events.

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

April 6, 2020
To Students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【4th Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection (COVID-19), students should
follow the instructions below.
If you have a fever of 37.5 degrees or higher, cough, sneezing, nasal discharge, sore throat,etc., please rest at home. If you took a PCR inspection for suspected infection, please promptly
report it to the Student Affairs Division of your department.
In the future, notices will be distributed at any time according to the social situation, so be
sure to check all notifications (website, portal notifications, etc.) from Kanazawa University.
Various notices related to the COVID-19 are posted on the following website, so please checkit.
【Notification regarding New Coronavirus Infection】
Kanazawa University website top → Response to the Covid-19
https://www.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/ad_gakusei/student/kyomu/covid-19.html
１．General considerations① Nonessential and non-urgent outing (Especially for students returning from foreigncountries or areas other than Ishikawa Prefecture)
Please refrain from nonessential and non-urgent outing continuously.
Particularly, we strongly recommend you not to travel to the areas where the infection
spread is remarkable, in light of the rapid increase in the number of infected people incountries such as Italy and the United States, etc., and areas such as Tokyo and Osaka.
Also, we recommend students who are currently outside Ishikawa Prefecture, including
overseas, to return to Ishikawa Prefecture with sufficient time before class starts (like two
weeks ago), and prepare for the classes, refraining from going out as much as possible.
②Participation in events with high infection risk, such as club activities, parties, karaoke,and music live
We continuously urge you to refrain from participating in those events to prevent small
patient populations (clusters) from creating the next ones.

２．Consideration regarding Guidance for Course Registration （April 14 and 15）
・On the day, please attend the guidance according to the instructions of the section in
charge.
・Please wear a mask as far as possible.
３．Consideration after class starts (April 20)①We are currently considering the implementation of classes that can be conducted remotely.
②Health care・Measure your body temperature and fill out a health check sheet daily.
・Students who have traveled abroad or have had a cold symptom within the last two weeks
have to attend classes with due care (wear the mask, wash hands, etc.).
・Wash hands with running water and soap for at least 30 seconds before and after the class.
・If you have an alcohol disinfectant, use it to disinfect your hands and fingers.
・Please avoid your private language during class.
・Please wear a mask as far as possible（Kanazawa University do not distribute masks）.
③When attending school
・We are currently considering to increase the number of buses.
・When boarding a bus, Please make sure to line up with your neighbors at a distance.
・While riding the bus, please wear a mask as far as possible, refrain from talking, and wash
your hands after getting off.
④At lunch・For lunchtime, please bring lunch boxes and take other measures to prevent many students
from crowding in the cafeteria.
・When lining up, Please make sure to keep ample space between yourself and avoid yourprivate conversations in line.
・Please avoid talking during meals and leave immediately after lunch.

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

March 25, 2020
To Students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President【Third Report】<IMPORTANT>Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
In addition to the first report delivered on February 27 and the second report delivered on
March 3 through Acanthus Portal, we strongly request you to refrain from the following things
until April 20, when classes start, in order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus
infectious disease.
1.

Nonessential and non-urgent outing (Especially for students returning from foreigncountries or areas other than Ishikawa Prefecture)
Please refrain from nonessential and non-urgent outing continuously.
Particularly, we strongly recommend you not to travel to the areas where the infection spreadis remarkable, in light of the rapid increase in the number of infected people in countries such
as Italy and the United States, etc., and areas such as Tokyo and Osaka.
Also, we recommend students who are currently outside Ishikawa Prefecture, including
overseas, to return to Ishikawa Prefecture with sufficient time before class starts (like two
weeks ago), and prepare for the classes, refraining from going out as much as possible.
2.

Participation in events with high infection risk, such as parties, karaoke, and music live
We continuously urge you to refrain from participating in those events to prevent small patient
populations (clusters) from creating the next ones.
Especially in club activities, we forbid face-to-face recruitment of new students until theclasses start.
3. Other① If you have a fever of 37.5 degrees or higher, cough, sneezing, nasal discharge, sore throat,etc., please rest at home. If you took a PCR test for suspected infection, please promptly
report it to the Student Affairs Division of your department.
② In the future, notices will be distributed at any time according to the social situation, so be
sure to check all notifications (website, portal notifications, etc.) from Kanazawa University.
【Notification regarding New Coronavirus Infection】
Kanazawa University website top → 【Important】Alert on the New Coronavirus

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

March 3, 2020
To all the students
Trustee (Education and Student Affairs),
Vice President(2nd Report) Notes on New Coronavirus Infection <Important>
In order to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections，We strongly urge you torefrain from the following matters until the end of March, in addition to the contents of themessage delivered on February 27 through Acanthus Portal.

1.

Participation in events with high infection risk, such as parties, karaoke, and music live
The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare suggests that the young generation, from teens
and thirties, may unconsciously become the source of infection, due to no symptoms ormild symptoms.
We urge you to refrain from participating in these events to prevent small patient
populations (clusters) from creating the next ones.
2.

Nonessential and non-urgent outing
As we notified in the previous report，please refrain from going out if it’s not necessaryor urgent.
Especially, since these one or two weeks are a crucial time for the infection to spreador converge, please cooperate to prevent infection.
In the case you have a fever of 37.5 degrees or higher, cough, sneezing, nasal discharge,
sore throat, etc., please rest at home.
3.

Others① The training room in the gymnasium will be closed from 10:00 on March 2 to 10:00
on March 16.(Both Kakuma and Tsuruma)② In the future, notices will be distributed at any time according to the social situation,
so be sure to check all notifications (website, portal, etc.) from Kanazawa University.
【Notification regarding New Coronavirus Infection】
Kanazawa University website top → 【Important】Alert on the New Coronavirus

Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Tel: +81-76-264-5156
E-mail: stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

February 27, 2020
To Students
Trustee(Education and Student Affairs)，
Vice President

Notice on New Coronavirus Infectious Disease
In light of the recent situation of the new type of coronavirus(COVID-19) infection, we call attention as follows.
1.

For all students,
・

Please try to prevent infection by refrain from going out except for urgent use and wash your hands
thoroughly.

・In the announcement of the entrance examination of the University on March 7 and 21, we prohibit
current students to enter the area around the notice board.

・We also prohibit access to university premises during the later scheduled entrance examination on
March 12.

・

Be sure to continuously confirm the notification from Kanazawa University, such as notification fromAcanthus Portal or any other boards. If infection is suspected, please consult and report according to
the notice on the website below.
【Website regarding New Coronavirus Infectious Disease】
Top page of Kanazawa University →”Alert on the New Coronavirus”
https://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/e-news/75907

2.

For students conducting extracurricular activities,
・Training camps, games, concerts etc. have to be discontinued or postponed in principle, after
consultation with the advisor.

・

If it is difficult to discontinue or postpone the events planned, please be sure to consult with theadvisor and then ask the Student Support Division.

・

Normal activities inside the campus such as practice should be done while trying to prevent infection.

・In the announcement of the entrance examination of the University on March 7 and 21, we strictly
prohibit any activities on the area around the notice board.

3.

For job hunting students,
・Kanazawa University Carrier Fair Individual Sessions which was scheduled to be held from March 2 toMarch 4 has already been announced as canceled.

・In the meantime, please conduct job hunting with health and safety first.

・

If you participate in seminars or briefings hosted by companies, please make every effort to prevent
infection.

4.

For students who live in the University dormitory
・Individuals should strive for physical condition management and infection prevention, and keep theirrooms and common spaces clean.

・
5.

Please refrain from holdings a gathering inside the dormitory.

For students considering traveling abroad (including international students),
・

Please refrain from unnecessary or urgent travel. If travel is unavoidable, be sure to consult with yoursupervisor and take the necessary travel procedures.

(https://sgu.adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/international/risk)・After you return to Japan, please be sure to check the website below and follow the instructions.

・Be sure to continuously check the notifications from Kanazawa University, such as notification fromAcanthus Portal or any other boards. If your infection is suspected, please consult a doctor after
consulting with a public health center and report to the university according to the notice on thewebsite below.
【Website regarding New Coronavirus Infectious Disease】
Top page of Kanazawa University →”Alert on the New Coronavirus”
https://www.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/e-news/75907
Contact
Student Affairs Division, General Affairs Section
Student Affairs Department, Kanazawa University℡ (+81) 76-264-5156
E-mail stsomu@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp