Accommodations

There are three dormitories for male students:  Keimeiryo, Seishuryo, and Seizenryo.

Those eligible:
■ Japanese students
■ International students in undergraduate and graduate schools
■ Exchange students

There are two dormitories for female students: Seifuryo and Seiwaryo.

Those eligible (Seifuryo):
■ Japanese students
■ International students in undergraduate and graduate schools
■ Exchange students

Those eligible (Seiwaryo):
■ Japanese students

For international student dormitories, there is Yukoryo, a mixed-type international education dorm which opened in March 2022, as well as the International Residences.

• Those eligible (Yukoryo, International Residence V):
  ■ Resident Assistants (RAs)
  ■ Undergraduate students
  ■ International students in undergraduate and graduate schools
  ■ Exchange students
  ■ Short-term students

  Those eligible (International Residences II, III, IV):
  ■ Exchange students (II, III, IV)
  ■ International students in undergraduate and graduate schools (II, III)
  ■ Short-term exchange students ( IV)

There is a dormitory dining hall adjoining the male dormitories. Irrespective of gender, KGU students, even those who do not live in the dorms, can use it.

KGU has been running a homestay program since 1980. Doing a homestay is a very effective way to learn about Japanese culture and language. Becoming a part of Japanese family will be an amazing experience.

The Residence Center serves as the point of contact for inquiries about dormitories and single-person lodging, and is available for consultations on a variety of issues.