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　 -->--> Close &＃xe915; About Us Professors FIS Pamphlet International Studies Message from the Department Chair IS Curriculum Course Descriptions Seminars English for International Studies Program IS Field Studies Graduation Theses Global &＃038; Transcultural Studies Message from the Department Chair GTS Curriculum GTS Lecture Courses Seminars Field Studies Academic English Program Japanese Language Programs Graduation Project Graduate School Graduate School of International Studies Graduate Programs Graduate Admissions Student Life Study Abroad, Overseas Internships Support for Foreign and Plurilingual Students Scholarships, Dorms, Int’l Activites Yokohama Campus Exchange Students Applicants FIS Students Alumni English 日本語 Institute for International Studies YISA PRIME Close HOME Student Life Yokohama Campus Student Life 学生生活 Study Abroad, Overseas InternshipsYokohama CampusSupport for Foreign and Plurilingual StudentsScholarships, Dorms, Int&＃8217;l Activites Introducting Our Yokohama Campus The Campus Map The links below offer realistic views of our spacious campus in Yokohama. Students in the Faculty of International Studies spend their whole college careers here, while students in other Faculties study on this campus for their first two years. Take this 3D VR Tour for a Student&＃8217;s Perspective of Our Faculty&＃8217;s Facilities in Bldg. 8 (Map item 2) 360º Panoramic Photos of Important Places on our Yokohama Campus (Map items 1~12) English Translations for Locations 1-12 in the Top Map 1.南門ケヤキ付近 South Gate Area 2.インターナショナルラウンジ（８号館） International Lounge（Bldg. 8） 3.720教室 Lecture Hall 720 4.クラララウンジ Clara Lounge 5.遠望橋 Enbo Bridge “Bridge of Distant Views” 6.図書館内 Library 7.図書館前 Library Area 8.C館（食堂）前広場 Bldg. C (Dining Hall) Plaza 9.チャペル Chapel Area 10.チャペル内 Chapel チャペルオルガン演奏 Organ Performance 11.ヘボンフィールド Hepburn Field 12.正門から並木道 Tree-lined Main Entrance Eco Campus The &＃8220;eco-campus” concept refers to a campus where the school takes the environment into account when renovates its facilities and it utilizes new forms of energy. Meiji Gakuin started its &＃8220;Yagi (Goat) Project&＃8221; as one implementation of this project. In the Yagi Project, the university brings grass-eating goats on to campus in order to maintain the vegetation in some areas. These goats come from the Yagi no Sato (“Village of Goats”) farm, and they primarily dwell on a hillside next to Building A. For other areas, student volunteers and others maintain the campus environment by cutting grass that is then given to the goats. In recent years, up to three goats have lived on campus between March and August to support our eco-campus goals. In 2017, the student volunteer group “Yagi Club” won the “Yokoyama Environmental Activities Implementation Award” for their work to support the university’s environmental activities. >Item from the university news in Japanese. Please take a look at the Yagi Club’s online sites! Twitter: @mg_eco_yagi Instagram: meigakuyagibu The Totsuka Festival Every year, Meiji Gakuin University hosts large school festivals on its Totsuka (Yokohama) and Shirokane campuses. In Yokohama, the “Totsuka Festival” centers on the themes of the environment, social welfare and international exchange. During these events, the university opens the campus to local residents, and the festivals build a spirit or cooperation between the university and neighboring communities. Themes The theme of each year’s festival is built upon the three pillars of “the environment, social welfare, and international exchange.” A selection of past themes for the Yokohama Campus’ festivals: “Peace and Piece”, “Sand Clocks”, “Puzzles”, “MGUnet~Magnet,” “Ready &＃8211; Go!” and “Lighting the Heart.” Links to Related Pages Totsuka Festival on Twitter (in Japanese) Totsuka Festival on Instagram (in Japanese) The 2019 Festival webpage (in Japanese) ACCESS NEWSMEIJI GAKUIN UNIV. TOP PAGE Contact Us Access Sitemap Privacy Policy Copyright © Meiji Gakuin All Rights Reserved.   Loading Comments...   Write a Comment... Email (Required) Name (Required) Website