【For faculty and staff】2024 2nd Kyoto FD Exchange Meeting
“Thinking about the mental health of university students and class management -What can be done from the standpoint of a faculty member-” Registration is now open.

 

This year’s event, the second of the 2024 Kyoto FD Exchange Meeting, will be held under the theme of “Thinking about the Mental Health of University Students and Class Management: What You Can Do from the Standpoint of a Teacher.”

In recent years, the enrollment rate of students with mental disorders and developmental disabilities has increased, and the needs of these students at universities have diversified. In addition, in modern class management, these factors are intricately intertwined, such as the obligation of reasonable accommodations and the spread of expectations for online classes, and in some cases, there may be hesitation in responding to “what should be done and to what extent.” In addition to the post-incident measures after the student has consulted with us, is there anything that can be prepared in advance?

Therefore, this training will provide an opportunity to think about how to deal with class management based on the concept of a “social model of disability” as a hint for responding to these issues. First, you will learn the basic knowledge of mental health for university students, and then you will get an overview of the concept of the “social model of disability.” In addition, I would like to have the opportunity to think together about what teachers can do both after the fact and in the future, and at the same time, touch on what should not be done, using the keywords “Seven Elements of Reasonable Accommodation,” “The Role of the Syllabus,” and “Utilization of the Rubric” as measures to manage classes.

This is not a “training session” but an “exchange meeting”, so please feel free to join us.

Date: Saturday, March 8, 2025 14:00~16:40

Target: Faculty and staff of universities and junior colleges

Venue: Campus Plaza Kyoto, 2nd floor hall

Participation fee: Free

Capacity: Approx. 30 people

Schedule

14:00~14:05 Opening Ceremony and Explanation of Purpose
14:05~14:45 Topic Offering➀
Lecturer: Dr. Atsuya Yamamoto (Certified Psychologist/Clinical Psychologist)
14:45~15:15 Group Work
15:15~15:25 break
15:25~15:45 Topic Offering➁
Lecturer: Dr. Atsuya Yamamoto (Certified Psychologist/Clinical Psychologist)
15:45~16:15 Group Work
16:15~16:40 Q&A and Summary

Application

Application deadline: Wednesday, March 5, 2025, 17:00

 

 

Inquiries
University Consortium Kyoto FD Project
TEL 075-353-9163 FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Shimo-ku, Kyoto, Campus Plaza Kyoto
*Business hours: Tue ~ Saturday 9:00 ~ 17:00




University Consortium Kyoto 2023 Project Implementation Report Meeting

Since its establishment in 1994, the University Consortium Kyoto has developed diverse, advanced, and challenging projects in close collaboration with member universities and junior colleges, local communities, industry, the business community, and local governments as the first university consortium organization in Japan and a platform for university and regional collaboration. Currently, we are diligently promoting our business based on the Fifth Stage Plan, which is a five-year medium-term plan from FY2019 to FY2023.
We will hold the following “Project Implementation Report Meeting” to report on the main projects implemented in FY2023 by each business division. We will also provide an overview of the Sixth Stage Plan, which will begin in fiscal 2024.
It will be held at the end of the fiscal year, and we look forward to your participation.

1. Date and time

Friday, March 15, 2024 10:00 a.m. ~ 11:00 a.m.

2. Format

Online (Zoom meeting) * The Zoom meeting URL will be provided to the applicant at a later date.

3. Contents

(1) FY2023 Project Implementation Report at the University Consortium Kyoto
(2) Outline of the University Consortium Kyoto Stage Plan (2024-2028)
(3) Q&A

4. How to apply

Please apply by Friday, March 8, 2024 from the link below.
 

 

5. Inquiries regarding this matter

University Consortium Kyoto
Research & Public Relations Division (Kawai)
TEL: 075-353-9130 / FAX: 075-353-9101
E-mail: type3■consortium.or.jp (Please replace ■ with @)
  

Campus Plaza Kyoto Facility Reservation Schedule for 2025


・Facility reservations for April, May, and June 2025 will be available from Tuesday, March 4, 2025.

 
We will accept it.
 
* In the case of application at the university fee, it will be accepted for April ~ September.
At the time of this reservation, faculty and staff ID card or certificate of enrollment (valid until the day of use)
Please present it.
If you have not been issued a faculty ID card before the new academic year, you will be required to contact the university where you are enrolled.
Please present proof of employment.
If you cannot confirm your faculty and staff ID, the university fee will not be applied.
It will be charged at the general rate. (For April ~ June reception)

For more information on the application of university fees,
Please refer to “Application of University Fees for the Use of Campus Plaza Kyoto“.

    Reservations will be accepted on a priority basis from those who visit the museum on Tuesday, March 4.
   
Facility reservations by phone will be accepted after the reception of visitors is completed.
   
Please be careful.

* Last year’s facility reservations by phone will be accepted from around 3 p.m.

2025Availability since April of the year is as follows:
It will be open to the public on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at 9 a.m.

    In addition, priority is given to the use of credit transfer classes and university open lectures.
   
Availability fluctuates daily, so please check the situation from time to time.

【The 20th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto】Announcement of Winners

We are pleased to announce the winners of the 20th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto, which was held on Sunday, December 15, 2024.

 

The 20th Policy Research Conference from Kyoto Winners

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★ University Consortium Kyoto President’s Award

Presentation Title: A New Public Comment Using Text Mining: A Policy Tool for Deciphering Context

〔Team Name〕Doshisha University Noda Seminar Group A (Doshisha University)

Doshisha University Noda Seminar Group A

★ Japan Society for Public Policy Award

〔Presentation Title〕Elimination of Abandoned Farmland, Importance of Field Development, and Incorporation: Creating a “Sustainable Local Community” Using the Ukawa Area of Kyotango City as a Case Study

〔Team Name〕Imazato Seminar, Faculty of Policy Studies, Ryukoku University (Ryukoku University)

Imazato Seminar, Faculty of Policy Studies, Ryukoku University

★ Award of Excellence

Title: Dark Tourism in Kamagasaki: Through Interviews with Tourists and Local Residents

〔Team Name〕Makihiro Aoki (Ritsumeikan University)

Makihiro Aoki

〔Presentation Title〕Practical Research for Raising Interest in Politics among University Students: A Case Study of the Youth Festival in Fukuchiyama

〔Team Name〕Fukuchiyama Public University 3rd year Sugioka Seminar (Fukuchiyama Public University)

Fukuchiyama Public University 3rd year Sugioka Seminar

Presentation Title: Inheritance of Civic Culture through “Human Digitality”

Kazama Seminar Digital Archive Group (Doshisha University)

Kazama Seminar Digital Archive Group

〔Presentation Title〕Proposal for a Matchmaking Platform for Urban × Students: Strengthening Cooperation between Community Development Circles and Local Organizations

〔Team Name〕Doshisha University, Faculty of Policy Studies, Kazama Seminar, Regional Platform Group (Doshisha University)

Doshisha University, Faculty of Policy Studies, Kazama Seminar, Regional Platform Group

〔Presentation Title〕Proposal for the Introduction of Menstrual Passports for Junior and Senior High School Students: Toward the Realization of a Menstrual Leave System in Educational Institutions

〔Team Name〕Kawaguchi Seminar Group 1 (Doshisha University)

Kawaguchi Seminar Group 1

〔Presentation Title〕Proposal of “Regional Co-Creation MM” to Promote the Use of Public Transportation: Initiatives in the Fukuzumi District of Tamba Sasayama City

〔Team Name〕Otani University Nomura Seminar MM Team (Otani University)

Otani University Nomura Seminar MM Team

〔Presentation Title〕Comprehensive Strategy for 100% Dissemination of My Number Cards

Noda Seminar Group B (Doshisha University)

Noda Seminar Group B

Title: Increasing the Youth Population: What are the Events Affecting the Youth Population from Shiga, Osaka, and Kyoto?

Happiness Project (Ryukoku University)

Happiness Plan

〔Presentation Title〕Current Status and Issues of Food Loss and Loss from Data

Econavi (Ryukoku University)

EcoNavi

〔Presentation Title〕Diversity of Certified Childcare Centers and Childcare: Interviews with Licensed Childcare Center Users

〔Team Name〕Kyoto Sangyo University Matsunami Seminar C Team (Kyoto Sangyo University)

Kyoto Sangyo University Matsunami Seminar C Team

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Iwamatsu Tourism Team (Kyoto Prefectural University)

〔Team Name〕Team Good Youth (Ryukoku University)

〔Team Name〕Kyoto Sangyo University, Faculty of Law, Burning Seminar Group E (Kyoto Sangyo University)

〔Team Name〕Ryukoku University Fukao Seminar Woodworking Fuku Project (Ryukoku University)

〔Team Name〕Fukuchiyama Public University, Faculty of Regional Management, Otani Seminar KFC Group (Fukuchiyama Public University)

〔Team Name〕Fukuchiyama Public University 2nd year Sugioka Seminar (Fukuchiyama Public University)

Ishihara Seminar Regional Disaster Prevention Project (Ryukoku University)

Happiness Project (Ryukoku University)

〔Team Name〕Kazuba Kaneda (Ritsumeikan University)

〔Team Name〕Yoshio Kubota Laboratory, Faculty of Public Policy, Kyoto Prefectural University (Kyoto Prefectural University)

 

Congratulations to all the winners!

The state of the event on the day of the competition and the PowerPoint materials of the winners will be posted on the following page at a later date.

 

◆Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto

https://www.consortium.or.jp/project/seisaku/conference

【Event Report】The 21st National University Consortium Research Exchange Forum

This year marks the 21st anniversary of the National University Consortium Research Exchange Forum, which aims to exchange information on the initiatives and research results of each university consortium in order to contribute to the development of higher education.

This year’s event was held in Kyoto for the first time in 11 years, and was held in two locations, Kyoto City University of Arts and Campus Plaza Kyoto, which moved to the eastern area of Kyoto Station in October 2023, and was attended by 277 university faculty members and educators from all over Japan.

 

▼ Kyoto City University of Arts 

 

With the main theme of “Development of Inter-University Collaboration and Regional Cooperation Utilizing Regional Characteristics,” the event was an opportunity to reconsider the role that university consortiums should play through keynote speeches, symposiums, case reports and exchanges of opinions in breakout sessions.

[Saturday, September 7]

▼ National Association of University Consortiums
Greetings from Katsuhiro Ohara

▼Greetings from Kyoto Mayor Koji Matsui

▼Greetings from Deputy Governor of Kyoto Prefecture Hiroki Furukawa

▼ Flute quartet by students of Kyoto City University of Arts

 

“Utilizing the resources of the region to create higher education in a new era”
~Exchange and Collaboration in Kyoto Based on Culture and Art~”

≪ Speakers≫
Mr. Oussouby Sako (Director, Information Center, Kyoto Seika University)

▼ Keynote Speaker Mr. Oussouby Sako ▼ Keynote Speech

 

“Future Cultural Policy and Inter-University and Inter-Regional Collaboration Based on Trends in Higher Education”

≪ Speakers≫
Mr. Jugo Imaizumi (Deputy Director, Agency for Cultural Affairs)

▼ Keynote Speaker Jugo Imaizumi▼ Keynote Speech

 

Symposium

“Expectations for University Consortiums Taking Advantage of Regional Characteristics”

≪ Coordinator≫
Yuji Kawano (President of the Elisabeth College of Music, Representative Secretary of the National Council of University Consortiums)
≪ Symposist≫
Ms. Yoko Matsubara (Vice President, Ritsumeikan Educational Corporation)
Mr. Senyoshi Ikebo (Vice President, Kyoto Association of Corporate Executives)
Hitoshi Miki (Life is Tech Co., Ltd., Former Director of Policy Department, Kyoto City University)

▼ Symposium 

 

At the poster session booth exhibited by 14 organizations and the information exchange meeting held at Hotel Granvia Kyoto, there was a lively exchange among the participants.

▼ Poster session 

   

▼ Information exchange meeting 

Kyoto Student Festival “Kyo Flame Sodefure!”

 

[Sunday, September 8]

On the second day of the forum, four subcommittees were held on various themes related to universities and consortiums, and practical case reports and exchanges of opinions with participants were held.

University Consortium Kyoto
“Development and Management of PBL Courses in Collaboration between Universities and World Heritage Sites”

Higher Education Consortium Miyazaki
“Co-creation of learning and growth in high school and university in the future
―Exploring a new high school-university collaboration that transcends consortiums―”

Non-profit organization University Consortium Osaka
“Development of wide-area credit transfer by a university consortium
―Toward the realization of high-quality learning that makes the most of the characteristics of the region―”

Non-Profit Organization University Consortium Osaka
“The Future of Student Volunteer Activities Drawn by Students: Thinking about Sustainable Volunteer Activities”

 

▼ Subcommittee 1
(University Consortium Kyoto)
▼ Subcommittee 2
(Higher Education Consortium Miyazaki)
▼ Session 3
(University Consortium Osaka)
▼ Subcommittee 4
(University Consortium Osaka)

 

Thank you very much for your participation.

The next 22nd forum will be co-hosted by the University Consortium Hyogo Kobe and will be held in late August 2025 at Kobe Gakuin University’s Port Island Campus 1 (Kobe City).

Details will be announced on the website as soon as they are decided.

We look forward to your participation.

 

◆Click here for more information about the National Association of University Consortiums.

Reiwa 6th year Gakumachi collaboration project Initiative introduction

We will introduce the efforts of the Reiwa 6th year school town collaboration project.

The “Gakumachi Collaboration Project” is a “learning town collaboration project” in which universities and students and the local community collaborate to recruit and support projects and projects that work on urban development and regional revitalization in Kyoto.
We would like to inform you of the efforts of this year’s selected organizations!

 

【Activities】Kyoto Women’s University, Kyoto University, Ryukoku University “Student Group K-Bond”
On Friday, August 16th, the “Keihoku Bon Odori Festa 2024“, a traditional summer event involving the student group K-Bond, was held, and we visited it!

This is the third year of the student organization K-Bond.
It is an organization consisting of students from Kyoto Women’s University, Ryukoku University, and Kyoto University.

Focusing on the situation where the number of Bon Odori performers is decreasing and is in danger of disappearing due to the rapidly declining birthrate and aging population in the Keihoku region, we are working with local residents to revitalize the area, preserve Bon Odori, and disseminate the appeal of Keihoku Bon Odori from a young perspective targeting young people.                                                The “Keihoku Bon Odori Festa” that we visited this time is held every year on August 16 to inherit Bon Odori, which is one of the cultures of Keihoku. Starting with Tamba Ondo, which is said to be “Joruri Kuzushi”, we will dance in Ondo, where the scenery and characteristics of each region such as Yamakuni, Yuge, Shuzan, and Utsu no Sato-Ondo are sung.
This year, about 12~13 students and working adults participated in the “Keihoku Bon Odori Festa” at the invitation of K-Bond, as well as members of other selected organizations who met at the exchange meeting of the Gakumachi Collaboration.
The gymnasium of the former Keihoku Daiichi Elementary School, the venue, was attended by many people, regardless of age or gender, and it was the first summer festival scene in a long time!

When I asked Mr. Nakano, a member of the student group K-Bond, about “interaction with local people,” he said,
“I regularly visit the Keihoku area, actively participate in Bon Odori practice, community gatherings and events, and enjoy my activities with the cooperation of many local people.

When the Bon Odori season is over, you will be introduced to the Bon Odori of Keihoku from a digital perspective, such as distributing it on YouTube and archiving the Bon Odori, as well as practicing Bon Odori and singing.

Please continue to work hard with the local people to convey the charm of Bon Odori in Keihoku!!



【Activities】Ritsumeikan University “Camo Cinema 19 Executive Committee”
On Saturday, August 24th, “Camo Cinema 19” was held at Aoi Park in Kamogawa, and I visited it!

The “Camo Cinema Executive Committee” is an organization that conducts cleanup activities and outdoor movie screenings on the riverbed of the Kamo River.
With the aim of instilling a long-term awareness of the beautification and conservation of the Kamo River among local residents, Kyoto residents, and young people, we have continued our activities to convey the charm of the Kamo River and create opportunities to protect it, and this year marks the 19th year.
It was established by volunteers from the Ritsumeikan University Advertising Research Group, and currently has about 40 members.

Speaking of “Camo Cinema”, last year it rained heavily before the movie screening, and the year before that, it rained heavily before the event, and this year as well, the clouds became suspicious from the evening, and it was about to rain, and lightning and thunder sounded, but somehow it ended safely without rain.

The following two events will be held before the outdoor film screening.
(1) Event for small children “Kamogawa de Play”
We asked clubs from other universities to exhibit various booths, such as a booth where children can enjoy and a booth where they can learn about the Kamo River, and about 50 people participated.

(2) Kamo River cleanup activity “Clean Hike”
This year, we focused on university students, and about 30 students (including several university staff and graduate students) participated in the cleanup activity together with volunteer groups in Kamogawa.

19:10 ~ “Outdoor movie screening” will be held.
This year, “River, Don’t Flow” produced by the theater company Europe was screened.
The film was decided on this film because it is set in Kifune in winter, it is set in Kyoto, it is very popular with the members of Camo Cinema, and it has a connection with the director and screenwriter of “River, Don’t Flow” last year.
In addition, there was also a strong desire from the leader Karibe to make the mood cool in the heat.
Audience members came one after another before the screening, and the seats that were prepared were filled up in no time! There were also families with small children and elderly couples. (There were about 300 visitors!) )
The Kifune in the middle of winter projected on the screen made me feel even cooler.

Through this interview, I was very impressed by the way all the members of Kamo Cinema worked together to promote the operation, and I learned that there is a lot of support behind the scenes, including volunteer groups in Kamogawa, Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, and local restaurants. It was also impressive to see everyone watching over us warmly.

Please continue to do your best in the conservation activities of the Kamo River and activities to convey its charm!

 

 

 

 

 

 



【Activities】 Kyoto City University of Arts, Kyoto Seika University, Ryukoku University
『BORDER! Executive Committee”

11/24 (Sun), BORDER!The event held by the executive committee “BORDER!Art Festival 2024“!

BORDER!The Executive Committee is made up of art students from the Kansai region, mainly Kyoto City University of Arts, and is responsible for planning, operating, and implementing art festivals.

The venue is “Demachi Masugata Shopping Street” in Kamigyo Ward.                                                                            On the day of the event, it was a cold day with light rain falling and stopping, but there was an arcade in the shopping street and a roof, so I was able to enjoy the event without feeling cold!                            In the past, many events were held outdoors and there were concerns about the weather, but this year they decided on the “Demachi Masugata Shopping Street” because it is a place with a roof and there are art-related shops such as records and used books. (Leader: Mr. Tsukahara)

Nearby, there is a shop famous for bean daifuku and a famous mackerel sushi shop in the shopping street, and it is a shopping street with a lot of traffic, but on this day, many people, regardless of age or gender, locals and tourists, were enjoying the event with art works that are not often seen.

The theme of this year’s event is “Madoma”. The “in-between” of art peeking through the “window”.                                                             As the main event, a stamp rally will be held only on the day of the “Demachi Masugata Shopping Street ✕ BORDER! Art Festival”. Handmade stamps with the motif of shops in the shopping street were placed in front of the store, and if you collected all of them, you could win gift certificates and event goods that could be used in the shopping street.                                                            The handmade event goods were of high quality and all of them were cute goods that children would love!

Through the interview, BORDER!It was clear that the executive committee was working together with the people of the shopping district to hold the event. On the day of the event, the people of the shopping street were also working energetically together with the students, and I think that they contributed greatly to the revitalization of the shopping street.

In recent years, the decline of shopping streets has become a problem, but if there are more and more initiatives that lead to the revitalization of shopping streets and regional revitalization through collaboration between shopping streets and students… I think.

The event has ended, but the website of the event is wonderful every year, so please take a look!

     https://borderfes.art/

 

FY2024 Industry-Academia Collaborative Education Program Project Planning Practical Course “Project Report” has been released.

 

Project Planning Practical Course “Project Report” has been released.
* Project Planning Practical Course: A course in which projects presented by companies and non-profit organizations are executed from June to November. Through the project, we aim to look at the real world from various angles, acquire the ability to grasp the current situation, discover issues, and solve those problems.

FY2024 Industry-Academia Collaborative Education Program “Project Planning Practical Course”
List of Trainees and Projects

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Practice Destination NameProject Name
Specified Non-Profit Organization Kiko Network Surveys and Information Dissemination for the Realization of a Decarbonized Society and 100% Renewable Energy
Insight House Kyono Yamashina-san Project
Otsuki Seal Printing Co., Ltd. Let’s learn the power of “making” × “taking”!
Kansai Makitori Foil Industry Co., Ltd. (KANMAKI) Rediscovery Label Interesting New Product Seal Development
General Incorporated Association Impact Hub Kyoto~Hanashi Field Lab Project~
Let’sfree employment information magazine “Grandpa and Auntie” for young people to students who are worried!
Planning and operation of wine seminars by Wine Grocery Wine Specialty Stores
Buzz the food court of MOTHERS Sanga Stadium Co., Ltd.!

 


Inquiries

University Consortium Kyoto, Industry-Academia Collaborative Education Project Promotion Office
TEL 075-353-9106 FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Shimo-ku, Kyoto, Campus Plaza Kyoto
* Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00 ~ 17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

【Start of acceptance】Seminar on sharing examples of internationalization efforts by member universities ~Activities of overseas offices with full-time staff and trends in studying in Japan in Vietnam~

The Kyoto International Business Department, a consortium of universities, promotes the globalization of faculty and staff at member universities and shares examples of internationalization initiatives.

As part of this effort, we are pleased to announce that we have decided to hold the following seminar with the cooperation of the Ritsumeikan University ASEAN Office.

This is a project to share examples of internationalization efforts at universities among member universities, and to promote internationalization of universities and raise international awareness. Please feel free to join us.

 

【Theme】

Seminar on sharing examples of internationalization efforts by member universities

~Activities of Overseas Offices with Full-Time Staff and Trends in Studying in Japan in Vietnam~

 

・Initiatives of overseas bases such as ASEAN offices

(Training for local staff, significance of full-time staff stationing, etc.)

・Trends in studying in Japan in Vietnam

* After the seminar, we will set a time for participants to exchange opinions, share information, and exchange business cards.

【Target】

Faculty and staff of Kyoto member universities of the University Consortium

(Companies and students are also welcome to participate.)

 

【Date & Time】
Thursday, January 16, 2025 15:30~17:00 [Reception 15:15~]

 

[Place]
Campus Plaza Kyoto, 4th floor, Lecture Room 4 (face-to-face)

 

【Speakers and Agenda Providers】

Ritsumeikan School Corporation General Planning Department, General Planning Division

ASEAN Office (Hanoi) and India Office (Delhi)

Director: Shuhei Wakayama

 

[Number of participants]
50 people (Applications will be closed as soon as the capacity is reached)

 

【Application】
Please apply from the following URL.

https://forms.gle/ZgbhBaC12AWLJ3ME9

 

【Application Deadline】
Until 5 p.m. on Friday, January 10, 2025

 

As an opportunity to further raise the international awareness of each member and open up many perspectives

We hope it will be of some help to you, so please join us.

 


University Consortium Kyoto International Business Department
TEL:(075)353-9164
E-mail:kokusai@consortium.or.jp
  

Notice of power outage throughout the building


On Monday, February 5, 2024, Campus Plaza Kyoto will be
There will be a power outage throughout the building. During the following power outage hours, there are some items that cannot be used.
Thank you for your understanding.

Power outage time: Monday, February 5, 2024 9:00 ~ 15:00 (planned)

Please note that during a power outage, the following items will not be available or supported.
  (1) Sending and receiving e-mails, faxes, etc.
(2) Browse the availability check page of Campus Plaza Kyoto (Rental Venues and Facilities Usage Guide)
(3) Browsing the Foundation’s website, such as the special website for credit transfer

Depending on the recovery status, you may not be able to view the site even at 3 p.m.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.

2/6 (Mon) Notice of suspension of the availability confirmation page due to power outage in the entire building


On Monday, February 6, 2023, Campus Plaza Kyoto will be
There will be a power outage throughout the building.
During the following power outage hours, you will not be able to use the availability confirmation page.
Thank you for your understanding.

Power outage time: Monday, February 6, 2023 9:00 ~ 15:00 (planned)

Please note that during a power outage, the following items will not be available or supported.
  (1) Sending and receiving e-mails, faxes, etc.
(2) Browse the availability check page of Campus Plaza Kyoto (Rental Venues and Facilities Usage Guide)
(3) Browsing the Foundation’s website, such as the special website for credit transfer

Depending on the recovery status, you may not be able to view the site even at 3 p.m.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.