Central Library
Surugadai Campus
The Central Library at the Surugadai Campus was designed as an urban
library offering a variety of services as well as distinctive materials and
activities. In addition to being open on holidays, the main library features
open-access shelves, reading rooms designed for specific purposes,
galleries, multipurpose halls, and lounge areas.
Izumi Library
Izumi Campus
Newly opened in May of 2012, the Izumi Library has become a symbol of
the Izumi Campus. Built to be an inviting library that draws people in, the
new facility is equipped with a variety of spaces and reading chairs for
visitors so that it can act as the “face” of Izumi Campus and fulfill its aim of
spreading information.
Ikuta Library
Ikuta Campus
The collections at the Ikuta Library are primarily on the natural sciences. Users
can access most of the materials here on holidays, when the library is typically
open. Since collecting scientific journals filled with up-to-the-minute reports is
essential for research in the science and technology fields, the Ikuta Library has
been actively working to introduce electronic journals and provide access to an
extensive array of periodicals.
Nakano Library
Nakano Campus
The Nakano Campus is a hub of internationalization, cutting-edge research, and
social contribution, and our goal is to house an extensive collection of materials
from the School of Global Japanese Studies, the School of Interdisciplinary
Mathematical Sciences, and the Graduate School of Advanced Mathematical
Sciences, and the Organization for Emerging Fields of Study and more at its
library. The relaxed, calming atmosphere at the Nakano Library is designed to
transport visitors from their seats out into the wide world.
