National Institute of Technology(KOSEN), Kisarazu College

Message from the President
The National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kisarazu College (Kisarazu KOSEN) is locatedin Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture, where highway networks to Tokyo and Haneda and Narita
international airports provide us with convenient access to domestic and international cities. With abeautiful view of Tokyo Bay from our campus, KOSEN is host to 1,100 students majoring inscience and engineering in five-year associate program and two-year advanced courses at theuniversity level.
KOSEN’s primary mission is to foster creative and practical engineers through vocational
education that integrates general and professional education and practical training based ontheoretical backgrounds. Considering the globalization of Japanese higher-level education, our mission is to provide engineers
with intellectual, refined, and broad perspectives; liberal and engineering-based spirits to face any challenge; and the ability tothink globally. Our system is widely admired for its high-level vocational education and has been commended in bothindustrial and academic sectors because of our graduates’ success as engineers, managers, and researchers for the past half
century.
Our academic programs include five engineering diplomas (mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering,
control engineering, information and computer engineering, and civil engineering) and three advanced bachelor’s courses(mechanical and electrical engineering, control and information engineering, and civil and environmental engineering). Every
year, about half of our graduates find industrial employment as engineers, while the other half transfer to four-year
universities from the diploma course and progress to master’s programs from our advanced course.
In Kisarazu KOSEN, we accept international students in the third year of the five-year program, and we have recently alsoenhanced short-term student exchange programs with overseas and polytechnic universities.
In addition to their studies, we encourage students to participate in sports and cultural activities as character-building
opportunities.
Among over 120 staff members at Kisarazu KOSEN, many educational and technical members are active researchers
collaborating with industry and other social services. Compared to most Japanese universities, we have relatively satisfactory
instruments and facilities in related fields of engineering. Through Kisarazu KOSEN’s activities, we wish to contribute toJapanese society and develop partnerships with organizations worldwide.
YAMAZAKI Makoto

Characteristics of KOSEN

KOSEN System(College of Technology System)

Regular Course (Associate Program)Students are engaged in KOSEN’s five-year
・A five-year technical education program starting at age 15.
engineering diploma program at the age of 15.
・Curriculum emphasizing scientific experiments, workshop training,
After graduating, most students enter advanced
and practical manufacturing skills.
universities or Advanced Courses of colleges,
・Small classes, allowing teachers to pay close attention to students.
while the others find employment.
Detailed teaching and assistance by dedicated teachers.
・Student dormitories are available.
Doctor3・Inter-college competitions, such as the Robot Contest,Programming
2 Doctoral
Contest, Design Competition, and more.
CourseEmployment
1・International activities, such as teacher and student exchanges (470
Progress to
Masterinternational students).
a University 2
Masterʼs・Accredited by JABEE as a qualified engineering
Age
Course1
education program.
Bachelor
22
2
4
・A wide variety of career courses are available after
Advanced21
graduation, from employment to advancing to
1 Course
3
University
higher-level education programs.
20 Associate 52
2 Junior Associate
・A very good reputation both in industry and
1911College Degree4
academia.

KOSEN

Advanced Course (Bachelorʼs Degree Program)・PBL (Project-Based Learning) on practicalengineering tasks.
・A long-term internship (over a month) and COOP
(cooperative education).
・Accredited by JABEE as a qualified engineering
education program.

18

3

17

2 Regular Course

16

1

15
14
13

International
Student

3 Transfer to a KOSEN(

Associate Degree
Program2） 1 High School

3
2 Junior High School1Organization

Department of MechanicalEngineering

Contents

Department of Electrical andElectronic Engineering
Department of Control Engineering
Department of Information andComputer Engineering

President

Department of Civil Engineering
Division of Liberal Arts

Vice President

Dean of Academic Aﬀairs

Vice President

Division of Natural Science

Mechanical and ElectricalEngineering

Advanced Course

Control and Information
Engineering

Dean of Student Aﬀairs

Cooperative Technology Center

Vice President

Library

Dean of Dormitory Aﬀairs

Vice President

Practice Workshop

Vice PresidentInternational Exchange Center

Vice President

Director of Cooperative
Technology Center

2

Advanced Course

4

Facilities & Equipment

5

Program Sample

6

International Exchanges 8International dormitory

8

List of Partnership
Agreements

9

Information Network Center

General Aﬀairs

Dean of Advanced Course

Civil and Environmental
Engineering

Regular Course

Counseling Center
Gender Equality Promotion Oﬃce
Career-Support Oﬃce
Administration Department
Education and Research
Support Center

General Aﬀairs Division
Student Aﬀairs Division

Number of Staff Members

number of people

President

1

Professor

30

Associate Professor

34

Lecturer

4

Assistant Professor

5

Subtotal

74

Administrative Personnel

46

Total

120

Income & Expenditures *Excluding facility maintenance subsidies
Other
Subsidies 25%

Administration
Fees

21%

19%

Tuition Fees

52%

Others 2%

Other Subsidies(Unit:1,000Yen)

Incomes
Total
about

Nonpersonnel
Expenses

542,897

81%

Program accreditation by JABEE
Since 2005, JABEE (the Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering
Education)has been a member of the Washington Accord, anagreement that provides a mechanism for mutual recognition between
signatory bodies of engineering education accreditation processes.
KOSEN has been eager to obtain JABEE accreditation in order togain internationally recognized quality assurance.
KOSEN’s accredited programs correspond to the level ofundergraduate engineering program at universities.
＊Our educational program obtained JABEE accreditation in 2006 as the program titleof "General Engineering".

Advanced Course
2nd year
Advanced Course
1st year

5th year
4th year
3rd year
2nd year
1st year
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Regular Course (Associate Program)
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The application field of mechanical engineering has spread to
not only conventional factory production but also to various
fields, such as information technology, automatic control, andelectronics dependent on the technical innovation of an advanced
information society.
In our mechanical engineering department, students learn thefoundations of designing and manufacturing mechanicalhardware. In addition, the curriculum of this department
introduces applications to computers and electronics.
In this way, our department aims to train the students to become
creative engineers in more fields than ever before, corresponding
to the social demands of new technological development.
Subjects 》》

Machine Design, Kinematics of Machinery, Thermodynamics,
Measurement and Instrumentation，Strength of Material,
Computational Fluid Dynamics, etc.

Experiment on an Internal Combustion Engine

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
This department is developing as a comprehensive departmentthat covers all fields of modern electrical and electronicengineering, which offers a wide variety of subjects, including
electrical and electronic, control, communications, materials,
computers, measurements, and energy engineering, as well as
optional subjects.
In order to ensure that all students acquire the skills to play aleading role in the industrial society of the next generation, thecurriculum is practically and theoretically structured learningfrom basic to advanced technology.
Subjects 》》

Electric Circuits, Electronic Circuits, Electromagnetics,
Semiconductor Engineering, High Voltage and High Current
Engineering, Power Electronics, etc.

Experiment with a Three-Phase Induction Motor

Department of Control Engineering
This department aims to equip students with comprehensive
knowledge and skills to construct control systems that support
the industrialized world.
Because of the interdisciplinary nature of control technology,
students in this department study various subjects from thefundamental level to applications, such as electric and electronicengineering, mechanical engineering and computer engineering.
The research themes of the department’s faculty cover many
fields including plastic forming, intelligent robots, electronic
devices, communication engineering, instrumentation andmeasurement, vibration control, embedded systems and so on.
Subjects 》》

Control Engineering, Electronic Circuits, Mechanics ofMaterials, Computer Technology, Electronics,
Actuator Technology, Robotics, etc.

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Robot arm control based on electromyogramDepartment of Information and Computer Engineering
This department provides education in both computer
hardware and software, including artificial intelligence,systematic programming, design and analysis of data structures,computer architecture, and information communication
networks.
The curriculum focuses on practice, experiment, and research
to train future engineers to be able to solve problems creatively
and independently.

Subjects 》》

Programming Language, Intelligent Systems, Computer Network,
Signal Processing, Operating Systems, Computer Interfaces,
Programming Training, Computer Architecture, etc.

Experiment with Hardware Systems

Department of Civil Engineering
The curriculum of this department covers issues concerning
urbanization and environmental problems, as well as traditional
civil engineering.
Civil engineering contributes to industrial development, forexample in the construction of bridges, roads, and parks, and to
the enrichment of public facilities, which are the basis of civil life.
As the field develops, however, more attention is now focusedon urban and environmental problems.
In response to this demand, the department aims to trainengineers who seriously consider the safety and maintenance ofthe landscape and environment in constructing public facilities.
Subjects 》》

Surveying, Structural Mechanics, Hydraulics,
Soil Mechanics, Urban Design, Remote Sensing,
Bridge Structure, etc.

Field Practice in Surveying

Number of Students
Dept. of

Mechanical Eng.

Electrical and Electronic Eng.
Control Eng.

Information and Computer Eng.
Civil Eng.
Total

Graduate from the Regular Course
Capacity Statutory Total

Other

200
200
200
200
200

1,000

4%

Transferred to an
Advanced Course

19%

Transferred toa University

Employed

45%

32%

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Advanced Course (Bachelorʼs Degree Programs)
Established in 2001, Kisarazu KOSEN’s Advanced Course provides two-year higher-level technology education, based on thefive-year Regular Course education.
Students can obtain bachelor’s degrees by earning the required credits in the Advanced Course and passing the evaluation oflearning outcomes by the National Institution For Academic Degrees and Quality Enhancement of Higher Education. If they pass thisevaluation, graduates are qualified to go on to graduate school.
This course consists of three fields: the Mechanical and Electrical Course, the Control and Information Course, and the Civil andEnvironment Course.

Mechanical and Electrical Course
This advanced course aims to cultivate creative andpractical engineers with skills from both the mechanical andelectrical fields, who thereby have the flexibility to researchand develop new technologies.

Subjects 》》

Production Engineering,
Tribology,
Systems Control,
Microwave Circuit Engineering,
Energy Engineering,etc.

Control and Information Course
This advanced course aims to provide education in a wide
variety of subjects including decision support,software,communication,and mechatronic and control technologies,onthe basis of information processing engineering,and aims at
training students to be core and leading engineers capable ofdealing with creative and practical control systems.

Subjects 》》

Learning Control Engineering,Control System Engineering,
Semiconductor Devices,
Human Interface,
Simulation and Modeling,etc.

Civil and Environment Course
This advanced course aims to train creative andimaginative engineers who can carry out research anddevelopment(R&D) and can flexibly cope with problems
related to the environment and urbanization,which havebecome more serious and widely spread.

Subjects 》》

Number of Students

Graduate from the Advanced Course

CourseMechanical and Electrical Course
Control and Information Course
Civil and Environment Course
Total

Environmental Biotechnology,
Applied Structural Engineering,
Preservation Engineering,
Applied Geotechnical Engineering,
Applied Material Engineering,etc.

Other 3%

Capacity Statutory Total
16
16
8

40

Employed

50%

4National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kisarazu College

Entered
Graduate School47%

Facilities & Equipment
17

18

16

15

14
6

8

7

12

Athletics Grounds
11

Multi-Purpose Square
Baseball Field

5

19

9

3

13

10

2

1

4
22

20
21

23

9 Manufacturing Building/Practice Workshop
1 Administration Building
2 General Research Building
3 Science Laboratory
4 Education Building

Education Building

Manufacturing Building

Practice Workshop

Library & Information Technology Center

Information Technology Center

10 Lecture Building A
11 Lecture Building B
12 Lecture Building C
13 Library & Information Technology Center

5 Research Building No.1
6 Research Building No.2
7 Research Building No.3
8 Cooperative Technology Center

19 Studentsʼ Hall

20 Malesʼ Dormitory(Yuho-Ryo)

21 Femalesʼ Dormitory(Nanohana-Ryo)

22 International Dormitory

Cooperative Technology Center

14 Gymnasium No.1
15 Gymnasium No.2
16 Martial Arts Gymnasium
17 Swimming Pool
18 Extra-Curricular Activity Facility(Kokusai-Ryo)

23 Gatekeeper house

Studentsʼ Hall

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Program sample
Three programs at Kisarazu KOSEN can be sampled: General Education in the Regular Course, the Department of MechanicalEngineering and the Advanced Course of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.

General Education
Subjects OﬀeredJapanese IA
Japanese IB

English Seminar II

1

1

1

German IA

11

Physical Education IA

1
1

2

Contemporary Society B
English VB

German IB

3rd Physical Education IB
Linear Algebra II

1

1

Life Science/Earth Science1

Physics IV

1

Physics Ⅰ

1

General Science
Fundamental Chemistry ⅠA
Fundamental Chemistry ⅠB
Subjects OﬀeredJapanese IIA
Japanese IIB

History A
History B

1Linear Algebra IA
Linear Algebra IB

Calculus IA
Calculus IB

1

English Conversation IA

1

1
1
1
1

English Conversation IB
Philosophy A

4th

Economics A
Sociology A

Philosophy B
Economics B
Sociology B

2
2

1
1
1
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1

2
2
2
2
2
2

1

German IIA

1

2

German IIB

1

1

2

Chemistry IA

1

Japanese Cultural Studies

English Seminar IB

2

1

Chemistry IB

English Seminar IA

1

Physics IIA
Physics IIB

Japanese Expression

Physical Education II

1

2nd Health and Physical Education IIB

Subjects Oﬀered

Credits

English IVA
Health and Physical Education IIA

General Education Seminar

1

1

English IVB

Chemistry II

1English IIIA
English IIIB

Physics III

2

1

Chinese IA
Chinese IB

1
1
1

National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kisarazu College

Law

German IIIB

3

Precalculus Ⅲ

5th

Psychology

11Precalculus Ⅰ

Precalculus Ⅱ

Japanese Literature

German IIIA

Calculus II

Calculus III

English Conversation II1

11

Physical Education III

2

Health and Physical Education IA
Health and Physical Education IB

61

English VA

English IB

1st English Grammar

Credits

2

1

English IIB

Subjects Oﬀered

1

Contemporary Society A

Fine Arts

English IIA

Credits

2

1

English IA

Japanese III

2

Geography A
Geography B

Subjects Oﬀered

Credits

1
1

Chinese IIA
Chinese IIB

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Advanced Course of
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering
Subjects OﬀeredInformation Processing I
Information Processing II
Engineering Drawing I

1stEngineering Drawing II
Literacy for Engineer I
Literacy for Engineer II
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IA
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IB
Subjects OﬀeredInformation Processing III
Kinematics I
Engineering Mechanics I
Engineering Mechanics II

2nd Machine Design and Drawing I
Electric Circuit
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IIA
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IIB
Manufacture in Mechanical Workshop I
Subjects Oﬀered
Kinematics II
Strength of Materials I
Materials Technology I
Materials Technology II
Manufacturing Processes I
Machine Design and Drawing II

3rd Machine Design and Drawing III
Measurement and Instrumentation I
Measurement and Instrumentation II
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IIIA
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IIIB
Manufacture in Mechanical Workshop II
Project Experience

Credits

Subjects Oﬀered

1

Applied Mathematics A

1

Applied Physics Experiments

1

Dynamics of Machinery I

1Strength of Materials II

1Strength of Materials III

1

Materials Technology III

1

Thermodynamics I

1

Thermodynamics II
Fluid Dynamics I

Credits1
1
1

Fluid Dynamics II
Manufacturing Processes II

4th Machine Design I

Machine Design and Drawing IV

1

Microcomputer Control

1

Practice of Electrical Engineering

1

Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IVA

1

Mechanical Engineering Laboratory IVB

1Manufacture in Mechanical Workshop III

2

Manufacture in Mechanical Workshop IV
Engineering Seminar

Credits

Applied Mathematics B

2

Applied Mathematics C

1

Internship2

Subjects Oﬀered1

2

Dynamics of Machinery II

1Heat Transfer Engineering

1

Fluid Dynamics III

1

Machine Design II

2

Logic Circuits

1

Control Engineering I

1

2

1

Control Engineering II

5thPractice in Subjects of Mechanical Engineering I
Practice in Subjects of Mechanical Engineering II
Practice in Subjects of Mechanical Engineering III
Study for Graduation (Graduation Research)
Statistics
Applied Physics
Practice of Industrial English
Writing Technique for Engineers
Practice in Subjects of Mechanical Engineering IV

Credits2

1

Humanity and Culture in Japan

2

German Seminar I

2

German Seminar II

2

Technical English I

2

Elasticity and Plasticity

2

Computer Science2

Problem Solving

1

Advanced Applied Mathematics

2

Advanced Applied Physics

2

1
1

Advanced Laboratory

1

Advanced Seminars and Exercises I

1

Production Engineering

1

Tribology

2

Microwave Circuit Engineering

2Electromagnetic Waves

2

Energy Engineering

Credits
1

2

1
1

2
2

1
1
1

8
2

1
1
1
1

1

2
2
2

1

2
2

2

Advanced Research I

1

2

1

Circuit Engineering
Internship

1

2

2

Materials

1

Credits

Advanced Applied Chemistry

1st Fundamentals of Environmental Engineering

12

Subjects OﬀeredGeneral English

Subjects OﬀeredModern Civilization
Engineering Ethics
Technical English II
Disaster Prevention Engineering
Advanced Environmental Chemistry
Creative Design Engineering
Magnetic Materials

2nd Theory of Technology
Advanced Research II
Advanced Seminars and Exercises II
Systems Control
Visual Information Processing
Optomechatronics
Semiconductor Physics
Energy Conversion Engineering

2
2
2

6

2
2
2
2
2
2
2

Credits
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

1

8
2
2
2
2
2
2

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International Exchanges
There are two types of international students at Kisarazu KOSEN:
1. Third-grade enrollment students
International students enter KOSEN in their third year after they have finished a high school level.
2. Short-term international students based on the following programs.

International Exchange Programs
Exchanges with the National United University in Taiwan
A 3-week internship exchanges with NUU.

Exchanges with the Nanyang Polytechnic in Singapore
Nanyang Polytechnic come to KOSEN for 3-month periods and KOSEN students visit Nanyang
Polytechnic for 1-month periods.

Exchanges with the Republic Polytechnic in Singapore
Republic Polytechnic come to KOSEN for 5-month periods and KOSEN students visit Republic
Polytechnic for 1-month periods.

Exchanges with the Sekolah-Sultan-Alam-Shah in Malaysia
A 1-week exchanges.

Exchanges with the Heinrich-Hertz-Berfuskolleg in Germany
A 1-2-week exchanges.

Exchanges with the Ideaz Institute in Austria
A 2-week exchanges.

Exchanges with the Mechanical Engineering School Pančevo in Serbia
A 1-week exchanges.

Scholarships
Privately financed international students can apply for scholarships provided by the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO).

International dormitory
There are three student dormitories, a females’ dormitory, males’ dormitory, and international dormitory. The International
Dormitory was opened in April 2022 for strengthening international exchange. International students, their tutors and advanced
degree students are eligible to stay in this dormitory. International and Japanese students are expected to cooperate naturally, witheach other to ensure the better dormitory experience.
The dormitory has security cameras system and an electronic gate at the entrance hall of the dormitory.
Students are expected to prepare their own meals. There is a service unit on the first floor dedicated to Halal meals. The kitchen ineach unit is equipped with an induction heater, microwave oven, and refrigerator.

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Dormitory Name

Kokusai-Ryo

Capacity

34 male students
34 female students

Unit System

There are 10 service units shared bysome rooms, which consist of a kitchen,bathroom, laundry, and lounge.

Amenities

Living quarters,Shared kitchen,Shower,Toilet,
Landry rooms, Shared space,etc.

Monthly room charge¥800

Monthly service charge

about ¥15,000

National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kisarazu College

International dormitory

List of Partnership Agreements
We proactively pursue cooperation with domestic and foreign universities, academic organizations, and non-academic organizations
such as self-governing bodies, with the aim of regional development and nurturing personnel for an international market.
Agreement date(renewal date)

Agreement contents

May 26th, 2015

Memorandum regarding admission by recommendation, concluded in 2005

Yamagata University, Faculty of Engineering

March 4th, 2009

Agreement regarding education and research exchange

Chiba University

February 16th, 2010

Comprehensive agreement regarding education, research,and contributions to society

December 8th, 2014

Agreement regarding admission by recommendation, concluded in 2005

Kisarazu City

February 6th, 2015

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation

Chiba Institute of Technology

February 24th, 2015

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation

March 24th, 2015

Agreement regarding education and research exchange

Kisarazu City Education Department

July 6th, 2015

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation

The Chiba Bank, Ltd.

October 27th, 2015

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation

November 10th, 2015

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation

Institute of Information Security

March 10th, 2016

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation

Chiba Prefecture Police・
SME Support Organization・Academic organization

July 28th, 2016

Mutual cooperation agreement regarding cybersecurity

Seiwa University and Seiwa Junior College

July 7th, 2017

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation

Chiba City Foundation for
the Promotion of Industry,
Public Interest Incorporated Foundation

September 12nd, 2017

Industry-academia collaboration agreement

Kisarazu High School

December 13rd, 2017

Agreement regarding comprehensive cooperation and education exchangeInternational partner

Agreement date(renewal date)

Agreement contents

December 13th, 2006

Agreement regarding mutual exchange of educational and research activities

September 17th, 2014

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

August 5th, 2015

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

September 28th, 2015

Partnership agreement

September 20th, 2016

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

December 13rd, 2016

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

March 17th, 2017

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

April 17th, 2017

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

April 17th, 2017

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

March 20th, 2018

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

March 29th, 2018

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

March 19th,2019

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

December 6th,2019

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

December 6th,2019

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

December 6th,2019

Cooperative Exchange Agreement

Domestic partner
Waseda University
Graduate School of Information,
Production and Systems

Japan Advanced Instituteof Science and Technology

Chiba University,
Graduate School & Faculty of Engineering

Graduate School of Media Design,
Keio University

The National United University(Taiwan)Sekolah Sultan Alam Shah(Malaysia)
Nanyang Polytechnic(Singapore)

Heinrich-Hertz-Berufskolleg(Germany)

Republic Polytechnic（Singapore）

Pančevo School of Mechanical Engineering（Serbia）
Tribhuvan University（Nepal）

Central Taiwan University of Science and Technology（Taiwan）
National Chin-Yi University of Technology（Taiwan）
Inje University,
Department of Design Engineering(Korea)Ideaz Institute(Austria)

Mandalay Technological University(Myanmar),

Institute of Engineering and Technology
Mongol Koosen College of Technology(Mongolia)
Mongolian University of Science andTechnology Kosen College of Technology(Mongolia)
New Mongol College of Technology of
New Mongol Academy(Mongolia)

A member of the CDIO
Date of joining

Content of activity

June 30th,2016

The CDIO INITIATIVE is an innovative educational framework for producing the next generation of engineers.
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ACCESS

15 minutes from Kisarazu Station by bus

Access to Kisarazu Station
From Tokyo Station

55min (JR Limited Express)
85min (JR Rapid Train)
60min (Highway Bus)

From Haneda Airport

40min (Highway Bus)
100min (Highway Bus)

From Narita International Airport

2hours (JR Train)

From Yokohama Station

60min (Highway Bus)

Map of Colleges

Asahikawa
KushiroTomakomai
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Chiba Prefecture

Hachinohe

JR Sobu Line

Akita

Narita International Airport

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Ishikawa
International(Kanazawa)

TOKYO

Higashi-kanto Expressway

Sendai

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Oyama
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Kure
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Kagoshima

MatsueFukui
Yonago Maizuru

Kawasaki

Haneda Airport

Yokohama

Ukishima JCT
Tokyo-wan Aqualine

Kisarazu sta.

Kisarazu JCT
Ken-o Expressway

Kisarazu City

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to Tokyo-wan Aqualine

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Bus Stop
No.6

to Tateyama

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Post Office

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Route 16

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Bus Stop
No.2

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to Chibariuru

to Chiba

to Chiba

Oodayama

to Chiba
JR Uchibo Line

Okinawa

Gas station

Gas station

Tateyama Expressway

National
PublicPrivateMiyanogi JCT

Lawsonto Tateyama

to Kimitsu IC.

National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Kisarazu College
Address : Kiyomidai-Higashi 2-11-1, Kisarazu, Chiba, 292-0041 Japan TEL : +81-438-30-4000 FAX : +81-438-98-5717

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