福利厚生施設
Welfare Facilities

敬愛館 Welfare Facility“Keiaikan”

「敬愛館」は、昭和57年６月に竣工し、昭和58年４月から全面的にオープンした。名称は養生訓で有名な貝原益軒の「友と交わるには敬愛の二字を心法とする。」という言葉の中の敬愛がとられたもので鉄筋二階建（602.04m2）の内部は食堂、音楽鑑賞室、会議室等が設置され、学生の正課授業はもとより学生会等の課外活動の研修の場として広く活用されている。

  ' Keiai ' means caring for each other and ' Kan ' means building, so the literal meaning of ' Keiaikan ' is the building of caring for each other. The famous Japanese writer, Kaibara Ekiken, noted for his book, Youjyoukun, said, " … it is caring for each other that is important in the relationship of friends ". The Keiaikan built in June, the fifty seventh year of Showa(1982) and opened in April, the fifty eighth year of Showa(1983), is a 602.04m2 . two story facility with a cafeteria, an audio room, meeting rooms, and a lounge. Due to its unique design, its capability has been extended to regular classroom programs as well as club activities.

成和館  Welfare Facility"Seiwakan"

「成和館」は、学生の合宿、教職員の研修・集会等に利用するため、昭和51年３月に竣工した。構造は鉄筋コンクリート平屋建（207m2）で、内部は40畳敷の大研修室、10畳の小研修室、８畳敷及び６畳敷の和室並びに浴室等も備え付けられている。平成20年度、全室にエアコンが完備された。

　' Seiwa ' means achieving the peaceful relationship, so, the literal meaning of ' Seiwakan ' is the building of achieving the peaceful relationship. The Seiwakan was built in March, the fifty first year of Showa(1976) for the purpose of student's club activities and teacher's meetings. Its one story construction of 207m2. facilitates an assembly hall (40 tatami), three meeting rooms(10,8,and 6 tatami, respectively), and public baths.