UNIVERSITY WALKING - Kyoto U

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Welcome toKyoto University

Kyoto University was established in 1897 as the second Imperial University in Japan. The University has three large campuses, and the Main Campus is filled with history and charm that remains since its foundation. There are many unique buildings that reflect the passage of eras, and some of these have been designated as Important Cultural Properties, or Registered Tangible Cultural Properties. This map introduces the history and highlights of that Yoshida Campus. While here, experience the “Kyoto University style”. Cultivated from the Philosophy of “Academic Freedom”.

A year atKyoto University

The more you know aboutKyoto University

The historical city of Kyoto is dotted with more than 2,000 Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. These include the 17 cultural assets such as Kinkaku-ji, Kiyomizu-dera, and Nijo Castle that comprise the “Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto” World Heritage Sites. Yoshida Campus is outside the busy commercial area of Kyoto City, in a calm environment that retains the atmosphere of the ancient city. This makes it possible to enjoy the charm of Kyoto, while conducting research.

・Camphor Tree in front of the Clock Tower

・Faculty of Medicine Street

・Promenade

・Behind the Clock Tower

・In front of Faculty of Science Bldg. No 6

・Lake Biwa Canal

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Neighborhood Tour

Kyoto University souvenir“College T-shirt”

There are a lot of dining halls, cafes, and restaurants at Kyoto University open to the general public. Each campus has its own characteristics. We recommend selecting a different place to suit your preferences: Do you want to: “Eat everything on the menu?” “Become totally like a Kyoto University student?”“Celebrate a small anniversary?”

Gourmet Tour

Lef t : Kebab from Cafeteria RenaisRight: The Daily Special Café-Restaurant Camphora

This tour features points on campus such as historical architecture statues, monuments, and memorial trees. The buildings are worth looking at even if it is from the outside. This course is recommended for people who want to come into contact with the undertakings and achievements of our predecessors and to take on their own research themes with even greater passion.

Architectual Tour

There are benches throughout Campusproviding rest for students. Kyoto University is surrounded by a peaceful environment

This is an introductory tour for people new to Kyoto University. It is possible to walk around and see the major spots on campus in a short period of time. This course is recommended for people who want to go around Kyoto University efficiently.

Short Tour

Katsura Campus

Other Campuses

Uji Campus→To

Kyoto citycenter

←To Kameoka

KatsuraCampus

HankyuKatsuraStation

JRObakuStation

KeihanObakuStation

UjiCampus

Katsura River

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It is possible to feel the changing seasons by viewing the different flowers and plants at Kyoto University. There is no doubt that photogenic scenes can be found, against the backdrop of the historical buildings around campus.

Scenic Tour

April・Entrance ceremony・Kouhousai Festival (Online Only)

Main Campus Main Gate 《MAP 3-E》 / Clock Tower Centennial Hall 《MAP 2-E》 Café-Restaurant Camphora 《MAP 2-E》 In front of the Faculty of Science Bldg. No 6 《MAP 4-G》 Kamogawa River 《MAP 3.4-A》

In their fourth year, many students in the Faculty of Engineering travel to the Katsura Campus for their research.

This campus has four laboratories. Some of the students in the Faculty of Agriculture and Faculty of Engineering come to this campus for their research.

Here are five tours for you to feel the different charms of Kyoto University. The more you walk, the more the University becomes visible!

June・University Foundation Day (June 18)

Desember ・Special Entrance Examination

・Open Campus May be held only online

August

・The Common test for University admissions

January

・Kyoto University General Entrance Examination

February

・Entrance examination results announcement・Degree Conferment Ceremony・Graduation ceremony・Special Entrance Examination

March

・Homecoming Day・November Festival (NF) May be held only online・Special Entrance Examination

November

・Kyoto University Academic DaySeptemberMAP 3-B

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・Central Cafeteria

・Café-Restaurant Camphora

・Restaurant La Tour

・Tully’s Coffee Kyoto University Clock Tower Store

・Cafeteria Renais

・Yoshida Cafeteria

・North Dining Hall

・South Dining Hall

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Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences Campus

West Campus

Main CampusNorth Campus

Yoshida-South Campus

Faculty of Medicine CampusUniversity Hospital , East Campus

University Hospital , West Campus

Graduation ceremony

Former Head Office of the Forest Research Station 《MAP 3-G》

English edition

Kyoto University was founded in 1897. For over 120 years, it built a history with Yoshida campus at its core. Many of the buildings from the time of its foundation still remain and are in use today as teaching and/or administrative buildings. Throughout the years, many things at Kyoto University have changed. Did you know that the original Camphor Tree fell down during the 1934 Muroto Typhoon? The current tree is a second generation, and was replanted in 1935. Also, there used to be a completely different building where the clock tower is now. Yoshida Campus still retains the atmosphere of that time, while continuing to evolve.

The first President of the University, Hiroji Kinoshita, believed that the characteristic of Kyoto University should be an education system that va lues f ree academic re search and the independence of students. At the first ever entrance ceremony, he said, “University students should live by the principle of self-reliance and sel f - respec t and we should expec t their independence.” This spirit of valuing autonomy has been passed on to today as the philosophy of “Academic Freedom.”

Today, Kyoto University has 10 faculties, 18 graduate schools, 13 research laboratories, 14 education and research facilities, and hosts more than 60 overseas centers. It has sent over 210,000 graduates into the world, who are active in both academia and business. The University continues to support original and advanced research, producing multiple recipients of global prizes.

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・Main Campus Main Gate

・Clock Tower Centennial Hall

・Faculty of Law and Faculty of Economics Main Building

・Sonjo-do

・Faculty of Letters Exhibition Hall

・Former Faculty of Engineering Department of Civil Engineering Historic Building

・Former Faculty of Engineering Department of Architecture Historic Building MAP 1-F

※Please be aware that some facilities are not open to the general public.

・Rakuyu Kaikan

・Faculty of Integrated Human Studies Main Gate

・Main Campus Main Gate

・Former Petrochemistry Course classroom (Southwest side)

・Sonjo-do

・Faculty of Letters Exhibition Hall

・Former Faculty of Engineering Department of Civil Engineering Historic Building

・Former Faculty of Engineering Department of Architecture Historic Building

・Faculty of Agriculture Front Gate

・Former Head Office of the Forest Research Station

・Center for Informatics in East Asian Studies

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※Please be aware that some facilities are not open to the general public.

・ Kamogawa River

・ Yoshida Shrine

・ Imadegawa St.

・ Lake Biwa Canal

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North Campus

Mikage St.

Imadegawa St.

20-minutewalk

10-minute walk

Kamogawa River

Higashi-Ichijo St.

Konoe St.

Marutamachi St.

Kojinbashi

Kyoto Univ. Hospital

Konoedori

Kyodai Seimon-mae

Kyodai Nogakubu-maeHigashioji St.

Kawabata St.

Marikoji St.

Hyakumanben

Main Campus

Yoshida-South CampusFacultyof MedicineCampus

West Campus

University Hospital,East Campus

Jingu-Marutamachi

Keihan Oto Line

Demachiyanagi

Faculty ofPharmaceuticalSciences Campus

UniversityHospital,West Campus

Yoshida Campus

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Entrance examinationresults announcement

Entrance ceremony Kouhousai Festival

Homecoming Day November Festival (NF)

Open Campus

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　　 Yukawa Hall　　（Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics）Completed in 1952. It is a research laboratory for theoretical physics that was built to commemorate Hideki Yukawa, the first Japanese citizen to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. Currently, his office is preserved as the “Yukawa Memorial Room.” ※A prior application is required to view inside.

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　　 Former Head Office of Forest Research Station 【Registered Tangible Cultural Property】Completed in 1931, and designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure). It is a bungalow style wooden building with Spanish tile roofing and a surrounding balcony. The weeds in the garden are cut with a mysterious round machine. ※Not open to the general public.

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　　 The Kyoto University MuseumThe museum stores nearly 2.6 mil l ion valuable academic specimens, from natural history to Japanese antiquities Kyoto University has been collecting since its founding in 1897.[Museum closed] Mondays, Tuesdays,and year-end/New Year holidays[Hours of opening] 9:30‒16:30 (Last entrance 16:00)[Admission fee] General: 400 yen, university and senior high school students: 300 yen, junior high school and elementary school students: 200 yen (Group discounts available)

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　　 Main Campus Main Gate 【Registered Tangible Cultural Property】First constructed in 1893 as the main gate to the Third Higher School, it has since been designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure). Today, there is a sign saying “Kyoto University”. But that wasn’t added until after the University was founded.

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　　 Clock Tower Centennial HallThis is a place to facilitate cooperation with society and academia at Kyoto University. It is used for a wide range of purposes such as forums, meetings, and the Clock Tower Concerts. It is possible to view historical materials held by Kyoto University in the Historical Exhibition Room on the first floor.

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　　 Overseas student lounge “KI-ZU-NA”

This is a space to promote the interact ion of international students studying at Kyoto University with Japanese students, and staff. It includes a salon for language exchange and a reading room for people learning Japanese. Events are held here each month, so it could be a perfect opportunity for interaction!

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　　 Faculty of Letters Exhibition Hall 【Registered Tangible Cultural Property】Completed in 1914, it is now designated a Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure). It was built to store the important materials collected by the Faculty o f Let ters , inc lud ing ones re lated to h is tory , archaeology, geography and antique art.

5　　 Former Main Building of the 　　　　　　　 Petrochemistry CourseCompleted in 1889. It is the oldest building on campus.

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　　 Center for iPS Cell Research and 　　　 Application（CiRA）The Kyoto University Center for iPS Cell Research and Application is headed by Professor Shinya Yamanaka, who received the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. ※1st floor gallery is open to the public.

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1　　 Museum of MedicineThis one-story wooden bui lding (with clay Sangawara tile hip roofing) was completed in 1902 as an anatomy class lecture hall for Kyoto Imperial University. In February 2014, it started afresh as the “Memorial Auditorium and Museum of Medicine.” ※A prior application is required to view inside.

●Cafeteria Renais <The kebabs are popular!>Weekdays: 11:00‒22:00Saturdays: 11:00‒20:00Closed: Sundays, and public holidays

●Clock Tower Co-op ShopWeekdays: 10:00‒19:00Saturdays: 11:00‒15:00Closed: Sundays, and public holidays

●Yoshida ShopWeekdays: 8:00‒19:00Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays

●Yoshida CafeteriaWeekdays: 11:00‒14:00Closed: Saturdays,Sundays,public holidays and school holidays

●Tully’s Coffee Kyoto University Clock Tower StoreWeekdays: 9:00‒19:00 Saturdays: 9:00‒18:00Sunday, public holidays: 10:00‒18:00

Information Center Bus stop Bus stop(hoop)

RestaurantPoints of interest0

Can be viewedby the publicShop

Available to the PublicToilet

Explanat ion of Markers

Cherry blossoms

Autumn leaves

Hydrangeas

Rhododendrons

Fragrant olives

Bust or monument

Edited and issued by Public Relations Division,General Affairs Department, Kyoto UniversityYoshida-honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8501, Tel: 075-753-2071※Details such as opperating hours shown　on this map are correct as of March 2021. First print, March 2018

Botanical Garden(Not open to thegeneral public)

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↓To main Campus Kyodai Nogakubu-mae

Kitashirakawa

Kitashirakawa Oguracho

Sports ground

Graduate Schoolof Science Bldg.

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No.4

Graduate School ofScience Bldg. No.5

RadioisotopeResearchCenter

Faculty ofAgricultureMain Bldg.

ResearchInstitute forMathematicalSciences

Co-op North Bldg.North Dining Hall

North Campusentrance

Tanaka Hinokuchicho

Konoedori

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Kyodai Nogakubu-mae

Higashi-Ichijo St.

Imadegawa St.

UniversityHead Office

Sports ground

Graduate Schoolof Human andEnvironmentalStudies Bldg.

Yoshida Dormitory

YoshidaInternational House

Academic Center forComputing andMedia Studies(South Bldg.)

Yoshida-South CampusBldg. No.2

Yoshida-SouthCampus Bldg.

No.3Yoshida-SouthCampus Bldg.

No.4

Yoshida-SouthLibrary

Yoshida-SouthCampusAcademicCenter Bldg.

Yoshida-SouthCampus Bldg.

No. 1

Yoshida Cafeteria

Research Bldg. No. 9

Faculty ofArts Bldg.

Research Bldg.No.1/Project Lab.

Faculty of LettersMain Bldg.

ResearchBldg. No.16

ResearchAdministration

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ResearchBldg. No. 10

ResearchBldg. No. 7

Academic Center forComputing andMedia Studies

SportsGymnasium

Yoshida Shrine

Café-RestaurantCamphora

Former Faculty of EngineeringDepartment of Civil Engineering

Historic Bldg.

Institute for Researchin Humanities Main Bldg.

Kyodai Seimon-mae

Faculty of Integrated Human StudiesMain Gate and Gatehouse

(Registered Tangible Cultural Property)

Institute for IntegratedCell-Material Sciences

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Higashioji St.

Hyakumanben

Former Main Buildingof the Petrochemistry Course

Kyoto University Library

↑To West Campus

Higashi-Ichijo St.

Shirakawa Dori (Shigagoe-Michi)

Kawabata St.

Kasugakita St.

Medical Library

Faculty ofMedicine Center

for Anatomical Studies

StudentClub House

Faculty ofMedicine

AdministrationCenter

ShiranKaikan

Gender EqualityPromotion Center

TachibanaDormitory

Kyoto University Hospital

Outpatient WardOutpatient reception

Main Gate

Graduate Schoolof PharmaceuticalSciences Main Bldg.

Graduate Schoolof Pharmaceutical

Sciences Research Bldg.

South Research Bldg. No. 1Institute for

Frontier Life and MedicalSciences Bldg. No. 1

MolecularBiology

Research Bldg.

Experimental Stationfor Medicinal Plants

(Not open to the general public)

Med-PharmCollaboration Bldg.

School of HumanHealth Sciences,Faculty of Medicine

SugiuraCommunity CareResearch Center

Marikoji St.

YukawaHall

← To Yoshida-South Campus

KyotoUniversity

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Kojinbashi

Konoedori

There is a tunnelthat was built here many years ago.

Faculty of Agriculture Front Gateand Gatehouse


Third ClinicalResearch Bldg

Former Faculty of EngineeringDepartment of Architecture

Historic Bldg.

Center for SoutheastAsian Studies Library

(Formerly the main buildingof the Kyoto

Textile Company)

South Dining HallSouth Co-op building

Cafeteria Renais

Club buildings

Important Cultural PropertyRegistered Tangible Cultural Property

To Main Campus→

HyakumanbenImadegawa St.

Scenery highl ights

Marikoji St.

‘Camphora’ is the scientific name for the camphor tree. All items sold here are reasonably priced.Each cafeteria has its own characteristics, so it may be fun to visit around.※The days and hours of opening of the dining halls, cafeterias, and restaurants are subject to change.※The facilities are quite busy from 12:00 to 13:00, so please try to use them at a different time.※Check the website for the latest information on restaurant and cafeteria business hours　Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic business may be reduced or temporarily suspended

Main universitystaff office

Many stalls areset up here for theNovember Festival.

Main CampusMain Gate

(Registered Tangible Cultural Property) The American FootballClub practices here.

The ginkgo avenue isvery pretty.

A botanical garden at a university!?There are many plants for researchand educational purposes.(Not open to the general public)

Former Head Office ofForest Research Station


Promenade(Side trip spot)

T0● South Dining HallWeekdays: 11:00 ‒ 14:00Closed: Saturdays, Sundays,and public holidays※It is quite busy from12:00 to 13:00, so pleasetry to use it at a different time.

The main campus of Kyoto University‒containing the Clock Tower and the Camphor tree.It is filled with various departments fromthe humanities to engineering.This is the first place to come to find out about Kyoto University.

This campus is composed of the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Agriculture. There could well be new discoveries made here today. The calm atmosphere for research, located in a rich natural environment, facilitates innovation.

This campus brings together students across the medical sciences. It is where the next leaders in the field of medicine are born, and where state-of-the-art medical technology is created.

Faculty of Law and Facultyof Economics Main Bldg.

Combination withthe cherry blossoms inthe garden is the best!

Mikage St. KitashirakawaOguracho

Kyodai Nogakubu-mae

The Yoshida Shrine Setsubun Festival has been held since about the 1330’s. Many stalls line up in front of the main gate of the University.

Representative style from the period of Kyoto Imperial University expansion. There are many characteristic elements from the 1910’s construction.The green color scheme is very stylish.

The “Hyakumanben intersection” The pedestrian crossing here is always busy with students. It is a favorite spot for everyone.（Side trip spot)

There are many familiar old shops such as coffee shops and secondhand booksellers.

There are benches here and it makes for a nice rest spot. The cherry blossoms are very pretty in spring. (Side trip spot)

Seifuso Villa(Important Cultural Property)

The Kyoto UniversityMuseum

Sonjo-do(Registered

Tangible Cultural roperty)

The bell that has been in the tower since the time of the Third Higher School.Commonly known as the “Liberty Bell.”

Yoshida Shop

Rakuyu Kaikan(Registered TangibleCultural Property)

The exterior is “Taisho Modern” style. The atmosphere in the restaurant is good and the prices are reasonable!

●Central CafeteriaWeekdays: 8:00‒20:00Closed: Saturdays, Sundays,and public holidays

●Café-Restaurant CamphoraWeekdays: 11:00‒14:00Closed: Saturdays, Sundays,and public holidays

● Restaurant La TourLunch: 11:00‒15:00 (Last orders 14:30)Dinner: 17:00‒22:00 (Last orders 21:00)

The Clock Tower (completed in 1925) and the Camphor Tree have become the symbols of Kyoto University. They are used even as the university logo.

Clock Towerand the Camphor Tree

Higashioji St.

Konoe St.

Konoe St.

Kamogawa River

Jingu-Marutamachi

Keihan Oto Line

Memorial Auditoriumand Museum of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine Street (Side trip spot)

Clock Tower Centennial Hall• Clock Tower Co-op Shop • Kyoto University shop• Restaurant La Tour • Tully’s Coffee Kyoto University Clock Tower Store

Institute for AdvancedStudy Institute for IntegratedCell-Material SciencesResearch Bldg.

The row of cherry treesis very pretty!(Side trip spot)

The road that runs through the middle of campus gives a feeling of what the atmosphere at the Faculty of Medicine was like in the past.

The signboard from when the building was a textile company remains to this day.

Professor of Center foriPS Cell Research and Application(CiRA):Shinya Yamanaka

“Try your best at everything!” There is a galleryon 1st floor of CiRA.

This is the oldest building in the Faculty of Medicine and is unique for its

“Showa Modern” style exterior.

The open space in front of the entrance is also a place of relaxation for students.

The first Important Cultural Property at Kyoto University. It is used by the University for meetings and to welcome honored guests. It is not open to the general public.

Various clubs have activities here. The cheer groups and wind instrument clubs often practice on the front steps.

The road that leads to Demachiyanagi Station has many shops that have remained unchanged over the years.

There is a large array of dishes available, and is always filled with people. The kebabs are popular.HALAL friendly

This is a row of rooms that were used to store weapons in wartime.

Box House. Various Kyoto University clubs gather here.

Seibu-KodoHall

← To UniversityHospital, East Campus

Hyakumanben

Hyakumanben

Faculty of EducationMain Bldg.

↑To NorthCampus

CentralCafeteria

Faculty of EngineeringEngineering Science

Depts Bldg.

The farm cultivates plants for research. There are also stables, that belong to the riding club.(Not open to the general public)

Apparently you can meet a lot of students in checkered shirts here!? There is also a rumor that the North Dining Hall has the best food out of all the Kyoto University dining halls…

Faculty of LettersExhibition Hall

(Registered TangibleCultural Property)

Experimental Farm(Not open to the general public)

The Kamogawa River flows through the center of Kyoto. In the summer, it is lined with stalls, and in the winter it is a charming spot to view the snowy landscape. People are often seen jogging along the river.

South CampusResearch Building(Graduate Schoolof Biostudies)

Overseas student lounge“KI-ZU-NA”

Imadegawa St.

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(1) This looks interesting!

(2) Check the map icon!

(3) Use the coordinates to　　check the position and start walking!

The map has been segmented into coordinates, so you can locate the actual positions.

Viewing the map

Details also available onlinehttps://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/

ja/access/downlodemap/pictorial_map.html

Faculty ofLetters East Bldg.

This is used to store and exhibit the results of investigations of buried cultural properties found on campus. It is necessary to apply in advance to view it.

Mikage St.

Imadegawa St.Kamogawa River

Higashiichijyo St.

Konoe St.

Marutamachi St.

Higashioji St.

Kawabata St.

Marikoji St.

Faculty ofMedicineCampus

Faculty ofMedicine CampusUniversity HospitalFaculty ofPharmaceuticalSciences Campus

University Hospital,East Campus

Faculty ofPharmaceuticalSciences Campus

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Main Campus

Yoshida-SouthCampus

West Campus

SeifusoVilla

Mikage St.

Imadegawa St.

Higashiichijyo St.

Konoe St.

Marutamachi St.

Kamogawa River

Higashioji St.

Kawabata St.

Marikoji St.

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North CampusNorthCampus

Mikage St.

Imadegawa St.

Higashi-Ichijo St.

Konoe St.

Marutamachi St.

Kamogawa River

Higashioji St.

Kawabata St.

Marikoji St.

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Institute forLiberal Artsand Sciences

http://www.s-coop.net/english/

Kitashirakawa

Center for iPS CellResearch and

Application（CiRA）

KUIAS Deputy Director-General and DistinguishedProfessor Tasuku Honjo“Without ambition, nothing will be achieved”

Get your officialKyoto U goods here!!

Konoe Bldg.

ResearchBldg. No.11

Kawabata-Kojimbashi

●North Dining HallWeekdays:11:00 ‒ 21:00Saturdays: 11:00 ‒ 14:00Closed: Sundays and public holidays

This dining hall has the reputation for having the best food on campus. Even outside of lunch time, it is filled with people chatting and talking about their assignments.※It is quite busy from 12:00 to 13:00, so please try to use it at a different time.

　　 Second Generation Olympic OakAt the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Naoto Tajima, who had just graduated from Kyoto University that spring, won the gold medal and set a new world record in the Triple Jump. Masao Harada, also a new graduate, brought home the silver medal. An oak seedling was presented to Tajima at the time, which he brought back and planted next to the sport grounds at KU. However, in 2008 the oak tree died and was subsequently harvested that winter. A new 'second generation oak' has been planted in its place, and is growing quickly.

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Completed in 1930, The building is located in Kitashirakawa on the eastern part of the North Campus. It was originally constructed as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Academy of Oriental Culture, Kyoto Institute. Both the exterior and interior have elegant designs based on the Spanish Mission style.※Not open to the general public.

Center for Informatics in East Asian Studies,Institute for Research in Humanities【Registered Tangible Cultural Property】

← To North Campus

Shirakawa St.

Ginkakuji-michi

Kitashirakawako-mae

Imadegawa St.

The inner courtyard hasa very exotic atmosphere.

Center for Informaticsin East Asian Studies


Lake Biwa Canal

Kyoto University celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2022URL：https://125th.kyoto-u.ac.jp/

Kyoto Univ.Hospital

Kyoto Univ.Hospital

Monument toNobel laureate Tasuku Honjo

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