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1. Emergence
Calls |
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State your name and location when you make an emergency
call.
| emergency calls to the police · · · |
1 1 0 (without any prefix) |
| fire, rescue and ambulance · · · |
1 1 9 (without any prefix) |
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2. Hospitals,
etc. (in case of emergency) |
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If you become sick while the hospital is closed,
phone the following numbers. Make sure you say that you are a foreign student,
and take the certificate for national health insurance (Kenko-Hoken-sho) with
you. Emergency telephone number 548-2770, 2771 (Hospital Affairs Division), Byoin-Iji-Tochoku-shitsu". |
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3. Telephones |
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Public Telephones |
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Within the city area (telephone code
077-) you can talk for approximately 1 minute for 10 yen. If you talk longer
than three minutes or call long distance, the phone call will automatically be
cut off unless you insert more coins or a telephone card. Telephone cards are
available at the store and from vending machines in the hospital. |
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International Telephone Calls |
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Direct Calls: 001 + Country Code
+ Area Code + Phone Number Operator Calls: dial 0051 (without any prefix) for
assistance. International Directory Enquiries : 0057 |
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4. Telegrams
(Denpo) |
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Domestic Telegrams |
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Telegrams can be sent at the telegraph
and telephone office (NTT).
Dial 115 (without any prefix)
The rate is charged according to the number of letters (in "katakana') used in the telegram. |
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International Telegram |
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Ask for details about international
telegrams and telexes at the international telegraph and telephone office "KDD'
(03-3344-5151). |
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5. Banks |
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Japanese government scholarships, and the housing
and medical fee reimbursement are all transferred into the individual's bank
account. You are all requested to open an account after your entrance to the
university.
Because some means of identification is necessary to go through the
formalities for opening a bank account, you should take with you personal identification
(Certificate of Alien Registration, Student I.D. Card, Passport).
Banks also
manage such affairs as payment of water, gas and health insurance fees, as well
as deposits (savings), and remittances. At some banks, foreign currency can be
exchanged for Japanese yen. Exchangeable currency varies with banks.
The following are the authorized foreign exchange banks of this area.
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Shiga Bank, Seta Ekimae Branch |
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Address: 520-2144 12-9,Ohgaya-1,Otsu-shi
(TEL:077-545-8971) |
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Kansai urban Banking Corporation, Kusatsu Minami Branch |
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Address: 525-0055 1083-1, Kawaraya,
Noji-cho, Kusatsu-shi (TEL077-563-5533) |
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6. Postal
Services |
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When you send mail to other countries, the following
post offices handle registered mail (kakitome) and parcels (kozutsumi) (without
insurance).
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The Post Office in the Hospital 1F
(TEL:548-2786) |
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Business hours: 9:30-15:30 (Mon.-Fri.) |
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Seta Post Office (TEL:545-8266) |
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Address: 520-2153 34-14, Ichiriyama
3, Otsu-shi
Business hours: 9:00-19:00 (Mon.-Sat.) |
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7. University
Cafeterias and Stores |
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For students' convenience, there are cafeterias
and stores in the student center and hospital. Their business hours are as follows:
1) Cafeteria
| Location |
Business Days |
Business Hours |
| Student Center 1F |
Mon. ~ Fri. |
11:00 ~ 14:00
17:00 ~ 19:30
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| Hospital 6F |
Everyday |
11:00 ~ 19:00 |
| Hospital 6F |
Everyday |
8:00 ~ 19:00 |
2) Stores
| Location |
Business Days |
Business Hours |
| Student Center 1F (Foods,
daily necessities, etc.) |
Mon. ~ Fri. |
8:30 ~ 18:30 |
| Student Center 2F (Books,
school supplies, etc.) |
Mon. ~ Fri. |
10:00 ~ 18:30 |
| Hospital 1F
(Foods, daily necessities, etc. ) |
Mon. ~ Fri. |
8:30 ~ 20:00 |
Sunday/Holiday
(except new year's holidays) |
9:00 ~ 17:00 |
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| ZIP : 520-2192 /
Seta Tsukinowa-cho, Otsu, Shiga, JAPAN / Shiga University of Medical Science
/ TEL:(+81)77-548-2111 |
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