This building houses the cooking and meal service management labs used primarily by the Health and Nutrition Sciences Department for practical training classes. Students use the fully equipped facilities to learn the ways in which meals should be prepared and served at care institutions. Sanitation and hygiene are top concerns in these labs.

This building houses a computer lab for improving information processing skills, a complete library and an audiovisual lecture hall. Many students find this building a good place to study before exams, or just relax.

The building is equipped with the same facilities and equipment found in actual care institutions. This is where students learn and practice methods for assisting with bathing,rehabilitation and the like. The more experience students accumulate here, the greater their success when they actually start working.

This new building was completed in March 2007 for the establishment of the Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences. The six-storey building has modern facilities including practical training labs, seminar rooms and lecture halls. Students studying rehabilitation sciences spend most of their time in this building over the course of their four years here.

Students’ cafeteria and community halls are housed in this building. These may be the most relaxing and enjoyable places for students. The bright and open atmosphere provides a nice setting for lively communication.

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  Large Lecture Hall

The large lecture halls in this building have the academic atmosphere suited to university study. In addition to paying close attention to lectures, taking notes, especially before exams, is very important.

The spacious therapeutic playroom in this building is not only used for training students, but is often used for local community activities. This building also has seminar rooms for graduate studies. The calm atmosphere allows the students to concentrate on their academic pursuits.