Campus map

Main Building I and Main Building II

The main building I and the main building II have a large atrium in the entrance hall, and the first floor has an open counter Executive Office. In addition, we have central functions of universities such as Career Center Division, International Exchange Center and Consultation and Support Center.

Main Building I and Building II

Executive Office

Career Center Division

International Exchange Center

Consultation and Support Center

Naming rights "SDS Shimonoseki Driving Arena" (gymnasium)

The main arena is fully equipped with Japan's first lift-type ball-proof net, which allows each to concentrate and work hard by dividing the arena into three. There is a multi-purpose room in front of the entrance, such as sub-arena, meeting studio, and Executive Office during the tournament. You can exercise in an open space where bright light shines, and refresh your mind and body.
We added a martial arts hall in March 2013.

SDS Shimonoseki Driving Arena (Gymnasium)

Main arena

Sub arena

Martial arts hall

Student Welfare Hall

Student Welfare Hall has a dining room on the first floor and a shop and LOOOT.lounge (naming rights "LOOOT.lounge (LOOOT.Lounge)". ") And on the 3rd floor there is a multipurpose hall, a music room, and a relaxing space, and the cafeteria and stand are operated by the University Student Association.
The cafeteria adopts a cafeteria method, and you can enjoy a wide variety of nutritionally balanced meals. The shop offers a wealth of textbooks, specialized books, magazines, etc., as well as everything necessary for campus life, offering cheaper than market prices.
The multipurpose hall is used for student-sponsored events and club activities.

Student Welfare Hall

LOOOT.lounge (LOOOT.Lounge)

Dining room

Shop

Multipurpose Hall (3rd floor)

Alumni Hall

The Alumni Hall is a four-story building with an office of the Alumni Association Executive Office on the second floor, a club of cultural and physical education circles on the second and third floors, and a martial arts hall on the fourth floor.

Alumni Hall

Entrance

Budojo (4th floor)

Lecture Building

Classes are mainly conducted in Lecture Block A and Lecture Block B. There are 40 large and small classrooms, including computer training rooms and LL classes for language use. Wireless LAN is available in both buildings.

Lecture Block A

Lecture Block B

Computer training room

Lecture Block D

On the first floor, there is a classroom where lectures and exercises can be taken by a large number of adults and a rest space for students, and on the second to fourth floors, there are student laboratories and teacher laboratories. If you have any questions, we have realized the close distance between students and faculty members.

Lecture Block D

Lounge

Faculty of Nursing (provisional name, application for approval) New school building (under construction)

In addition to the lecture room, the new Faculty of Nursing school building will have a nursing training room and a skill slab to provide simulation education using a large number of high-performance simulators, and provide realistic nursing skills education with the participation of residents in the Shimonoseki area as simulated patients. In addition, we have set up many seminar rooms and exercise rooms to promote independent learning such as group work for students.

Library and Study Center Building

The Library and Study Center Building, one basement floor and three floors above ground, has a library and a self-study room and is a central facility for our research activities. The Learning Commons on the first floor also has an active learning studio (Minerva Studio) that provides a learning environment suitable for group work and presentation.
In addition to the reading room and AV room, the library has a group study room, which is also a place for academic exchange on campus. In addition, at the library counter, professionally qualified staff provides reference services such as searching for literature.

Library and Study Center Building

Library of Shimonoseki City University

Minerva Studio (Active Learning Studio)

Access map

〒751-8510
2-1-1, Daigakucho, Shimonoseki-shi, Yamaguchi
TEL. 083-252-0288
FAX. 083-252-8099

●From JR Shimonoseki Station
Sanden Bus No. 3 platform (approximately 20-25 minutes ride)
4-minute walk from the Yamanota bus stop
2-minute walk from "Universitycho 2-chome" bus stop

Sanden Bus No. 5 platform (approximately 20-25 minutes ride)
4-minute walk from the Yamanota bus stop

●From JR Hatabu Station
About 20 minutes on foot

●From JR Shinkansen Shin-Shimoseki Station
Sanden Bus No. 2 bus stop (approximately 15 minutes)
Take the "Kawanakayutakamachi Line" and get off at "Universitycho 2-chome" bus stop and walk 3 minutes.
About 10 minutes by taxi

Circle activities (Extracurricular activities)

There are 25 circles for physical education and 21 circles for cultural.
It is characterized by the fact that the club membership rate of City University students is high. Circles that have achieved excellent results also have a system to receive rewards from supporters and a bounty system from universities.

Futsal Division

Semi-rigid baseball team

Brass band

Tea Ceremony Club