Cafeterias and Restaurants Each campus has at least one cafeteria which offers nutritious food at minimal prices. Many reasonably priced restaurants can be found in the campus neighborhoods. Until recently, the Japanese government restricted the ability of foreign students to hold part-time jobs. However, in July of 1983, the government relaxed the working restrictions for foreign students, and it is no longer necessary to get permission to have a part-time job for up to 20 hours per week. This is a modern building designed especially for foreigners.
All room have a kitchen, shower, toilet, bed-frame, closet, desk and airconditioner.
Foreign students are admitted to the House for one year. Goods are also available second-hand at reduced prices from such organizations as the YWCA recycling center. This sum is approximately the equivalent of one month's rent and will not be returned. At present, the University has modem dormitory facilities for 200 men and 80 women. For 2,400 yen a month, the student receives a small room with bed-frame, desk, locker, and bookshelf, sharing bath and kitchen facilities.