Ryukoku University

Designed by Yoshihiko Iida Architects Completion 2020 The volume of the bump-like hole wrapped in concrete is powerful. The bumps stand out more in comparison with the steel ridge. There is a three-dimensional flower bed on the road side, which seems to have the effect of softening the impression of inorganic concrete. It feels like you can spend hours comfortably with the signs and guide maps. The courtyard is also covered with buildings on all sides, but it is bright enough because it is well lit from above.

It is a beautiful campus near Fushimi Inari. No wonder it's often used to shoot movies and TV dramas. There is Starbucks on campus, but it's the first store that the university has invited.

I regret choosing that university. I made a big mistake in my life. It's really the worst. The teachers have no problem, but they are the student department and the clerk. It's always cold and unfriendly. Especially for international students. Only unnecessary information comes to the email, and important information does not come. I said that I changed the name from the first year, but I couldn't change it. I can still change the name of the kanji, but it is strange that the application for English characters is deadline or it appears in the pottery. Even if you are told that you can't do it anymore because you asked a vendor, you can still use the kanji name. Information may be overlooked, but if it is such information, I think it should be sent directly to the email of an international student who has many names in English letters. In the first place, shouldn't it be written like English letters as the residence card from the beginning? Even though my English name was written in katakana on my student ID card from the time I applied for university, there are many excuses. Even if the name is written in katakana, it can only be read in Japan and it is really the worst. There are others, but I will write only the one that came to my mind right now.