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• School Building A

  3F Japanese Calligraphy Classroom

  Classroom

  Japanese Calligraphy Classroom

  A calligraphy class unique to the university, taught by Kukai, one of Japan's three brush strokes.
  You can try your hand at larger pieces
  in the tatami-floored classroom.

• Gymnasium

  2F Gymnasium

  1F Student Hall / Martial Arts Hall / Shops / Student Cafeteria

  Gymnasium

  Martial Arts Hall

  Shops

  We will respond upon request.

  Student Cafeteria

  One of our menu items every day is Buddhist cuisine! Request a menu.

• The Institute of Esoteric culture

  

• Library stacks

  The library has a collection of approximately 300,000 volumes. The library houses many valuable materials, including old documents designated as important cultural properties. It is one of the oldest libraries in Japan, visited by experts and researchers in the fields of religion and history.

  

• Kegyo Dojo / Goma Dojo

  加行道場本堂

  Kegyo Dojo

  Koyasan University is the only university in Japan to have a Shugyo dojo on campus.

  Kegyo Dojo

• Japanese archery range

  This is a dojo where official matches can be held.

  

• Matsushita Auditorium Reimeikan

  The former Matsushita Auditorium, built in 1965 with a donation from the late Konosuke Matsushita, was rebuilt and reopened in 2006 as the Matsushita Auditorium Reimeikan, a multi-purpose hall with a lecture hall for 1,000 people, a symposium hall, and a meditation room.

  Matsushita Auditorium Reimeikan

  Matsushita Auditorium Reimeikan

  Meditation Room

• Plaza in front of Reimeikan

  

  

• Japanese Tearoom

  

  

  It is an authentic tea ceremony room in the style of Soan