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1. Purpose |
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The International House (Kokusai-koryu-kaikan) of Shiga University of Medical
Science (hereafter referred to as the House) was founded as a residence hall
for overseas students and scholars in order to promote international communication
in the field of education and academic research and other related activities. |
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2. Management |
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The House is under the management of Shiga University
of Medical Science with the Director who has been appointed by the President,
and administered by the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka),
Administration Office of the University.
Important administrative matters shall be deliberated on and decided by the Director of the House with International Liaison Office (Kokusai-koryu-shien-shitsu).
The House has a House Adviser who can advise residents on day-to-day problems. |
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3. Name
and Address |
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International House, Shiga University of Medical Science
18-1, Seta Tsukinowa-cho, Otsu, Shiga 520-2192 TEL: 077-548-2013 (Research Cooperation
Division / Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka) |
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4. Facilities |
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The House is a three-story building of reinforced concrete,
and consists of rooms for residents and facilities for common use and administrative
facilities. |
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Rooms for residents |
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Type of room |
Number of rooms |
Area (m2) |
Single |
16 |
16 |
Couple |
5 |
40 |
Family |
3 |
60 |
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1. Qualifications
for Residence |
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Applicants must belong to one of the following categories.
(1) |
Overseas students who are registered at Shiga University
of Medical Science, and their families. |
(2) |
Overseas scholars who are engaged in teaching or research
at Shiga University of Medical Science, and their families. |
(3) |
Others who have received the permission of the Director. |
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2. Application
for Admission |
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An applicant should fill out an APPLICATION FOR RESIDENCE
(Nyukyo-shinseisho, Form 1) and submit it to the Research Cooperation Division
(Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka) of the House at least one month before the first day of
residence.
The adviser or host professor may fill out the form for the applicant,
who should supply all the necessary information.
Permission for residence is
to be granted by the Director of the House after examination by the Committee.
An applicant admitted for residence shall receive a PERMIT FOR RESIDENCE (Nyukyo-kyoka-tsuchisho,
Form 2). Persons who are granted permission must move into the House within 10
days after the day assigned by the Director. New residents are requested to notify
the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka) of their arrival time
in advance, and to arrive at the House during office hours. Upon occupancy, residence
must submit a NOTIFICATION OF ARRIVAL (Nyukyo-todoke, Form 3), PLEDGE (Seiyakusho,
Form 4) and LETTER OF GUARANTEE (Hoshosho, Form 5) to the Research Cooperation
Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka) of the Administration Office of the University. |
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3. Period
of Residence |
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The period of residence should not be less than one
month nor more than one year.
Permission for the extension may be granted by
the Director of the House after examination by the Committee. Those who wish
to request an extension of the period of stay, must fill out an APPLICATION FOR
EXTENSION OF PERIOD OF RESIDENCE (Nyukyo-kikan-encho-shinseisho, Form 6) and
submit it to the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka) of the University,
at least one month before the expiration date of the original residence. An applicant
who receives permission for the extension shall receive a PERMIT FOR EXTENSION
OF PERIOD OF RESIDENCE (Nyukyo-kikan-encho-kyoka-tsuchisho, Form 7). |
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4. Cancellation
of Right to Residence |
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The Director may cancel the permission of residence
if the resident does not complete the procedures by the assigned date or if the
resident does not abide by the rules and regulations of the House, in accordance
with Article 12. In these cases, the resident shall receive a NOTIFICATION OF
CANCELLATION OF RESIDENCE PERMIT (Nyukyo-kyoka-torikeshi-tsuchisho, Form 8). |
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5. Vacating |
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If residents become subject to anyone of the following
items, they must leave the House.
(1) |
The period of residence has expired. |
(2) |
Permission for admission is canceled
owing to violation of the rules designated as Article 12 of the Regulations of
the House. |
(3) |
A residence ceases to satisfy the
qualification for residence. |
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6. Vacating
Procedure |
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Those who are going to vacate their rooms must submit
a NOTIFICATION OF MOVING OUT (Taikyo-todoke, Form 9) to the Research Cooperation
Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka), one month prior to the moving date, and they must
vacate their rooms during office hours. |
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7. Inspection
of the Rooms |
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Upon departure, residents are asked to leave the room
clean and orderly, and to have the state of furniture, equipment and fixtures
inspected by an officer. |
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8. Office
Hours |
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9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Monday through Friday)
The office
will be closed on Saturdays, Sundays, New Year's Holidays (December 29 through
January 3), and other National Holidays. |
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The other national holidays are as follows: |
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The second Monday
of January |
Coming of Age Day |
February 11 |
National Foundation
Day |
March 19,20 or 21 |
Vernal Equinox Day |
April 29 |
Showa Day |
May 3 |
Constitution Memorial
Day |
May 4 |
Greenery Day |
May 5 |
Children's Day |
The Third Monday
of July |
Marine Day |
The Third Monday
of September |
Respect for Aged
Day |
September 22,23 or
24 |
Autumnal Equinox
day |
The second Monday
of October |
Health and Sports
Day |
November 3 |
Culture Day |
November 23 |
Labor Thanksgiving
Day |
December 23 |
The Emperor's Birthday |
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Whenever a national holiday falls on Sunday, the following Monday will also
be a holiday. |
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1. Rents
and Charges for Lodging |
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Rent should be paid at the Accounts Division (Kaikeika) of the Administration Office by the designated date of each month, according to the following rates.
Rents and Charges are controlled by the Regulations Concerning Tuition Fees and Other Fees/Charges of Shiga University of Medical Science and the Detailed Regulations of the International House, Shiga University of Medical Science. Rents and Charges may be subject to change due to revisions of the above-mentioned regulations.
The payment is not refundable.
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(1) Rent for Students |
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Type of Room |
Rent per Month |
Single |
¥5,900 |
Couple |
¥9,500 |
Family |
¥14,200 |
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Note: Students must pay the rent for a whole calendar month even if they
are in residence for only a part of the month. Rent for long leave should be paid in advance. |
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(2) Rent for Scholars |
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Type of Room |
Rent per Month |
Rent per Day |
Single |
¥10,800 |
¥360 |
Couple |
¥24,300 |
¥810 |
Family |
¥37,800 |
¥1,260 |
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Note: For scholars arriving or leaving during any month, the
rent for that month is calculated at the daily rate. |
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2. Utility
Fees |
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Utility fees are charged for electricity, gas, and
water. Residents will be notified each month of the fees for electricity, water,
and gas for their rooms and the fees are to be paid to the Research Cooperation
Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka) by the designated date. The payment is not refundable
under any circumstance. Residents must also pay expenses for common facilities
including newspapers, polyethylene bags, and so forth. |
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3. Deposit |
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Residents must deposit an amount of money in the office
of the House upon moving in. This will be used for payment of charges for repair
of wear-and-tear or damages, if any, at moving out.
If the estimated amount exceeds
the actual cost, the difference will be refunded, but in the case of an underestimate,
the difference will be charged in addition. |
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Type of Room |
Deposit |
Single |
¥10,000 |
Couple |
¥20,000 |
Family |
¥30,000 |
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4. Charges
for Room Cleaning |
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Residents must pay the charges for room cleaning at
the time of moving out. |
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Type of room |
Charges for Room Cleaning |
Single |
¥ 5,000 |
Couple |
¥10,000 |
Family |
¥15,000 |
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1. Key |
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The resident is given room key(s) and asked to sign
a receipt for it. The resident is responsible for the key during the period of
residence. Making a duplicate or lending the key is strictly prohibited. If the
key is lost or damaged, the resident is to report it to the Research Cooperation
Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka) immediately. A replacement fee will be charged.
The key must be returned to the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka)
at the time of moving out. |
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2. Maintenance
of Facilities, Equipment and Fixtures |
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All the facilities and equipment must be used with
due care, and kept in good condition. Alteration or remodeling is prohibited.
When a resident or someone of his/her family destroys, loses, breaks, mars or
damages the facilities or equipment of the House, he/she must indemnify for the
damage. It is prohibited to personally reconstruct or repair the facilities,
equipment and fixtures of the House. |
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3. Inspection
of Facilities |
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For the inspection of the electricity, gas and water
facilities, we will let you know in advance. However, please keep in mind that
when you are not in, the technical inspector may enter your room with the spare
key with a staff member present. |
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4. Disposal
of Garbage |
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Garbage in private rooms and in the lounge should be divided into six categories and disposed of at the designated places by 8:30 a.m. on weekdays as follows:
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Burnable trash: ordinary, kitchen garbage and plastic goods (except recyclable plastics) |
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Non-burnable trash: ceramics, metals, electric bulbs, fluorescent lights. - For safety, objects should be placed in thick bags or wrapped in papers and write what is inside on them. |
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Plastic bottles(recyclable) - Remove caps and labels, and rinse inside. |
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Glass bottles(recyclable) - Remove caps and wash inside. |
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* Plastic caps are considered burnable and metal ones are non-burnable. |
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Cans(recyclable) - Empty all contents and rinse well. Spray cans or gas cartridges should be empty and made safe by putting a hole in them, and be placed in a separate bag from other cans. |
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Books, magazines, newspapers and cardboard etc. - Assort them and tie separately. |
* Large-Sized trash: Large-Sized trash such as electrical appliances should be disposed of by getting in touch with the Research Cooperation Division(Kenkyu-kyoryoku-ka).
In advance of disposing of such things, try to look for someone who will use them. |
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5. Health
and Hygiene |
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(1) |
Each resident is responsible for
keeping his/her room and facilities clean and orderly. |
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After each use of common facilities,
such as the lounge or laundry, the place must be left clean and orderly. Personal items must not be left unattended. |
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Making noise or a disturbance is
prohibited. Also leaving one's possessings in the common areas, such as entrance
or hallway stairs is prohibited. |
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No pets can be kept in the House. |
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6. Fire
Prevention |
Careful attention with respect to fire is requested.
The House is equipped with fire extinguishers and fire alarms. All the residents
should know how to use them. Inspections shall be conducted a few times a year under the Fire Defense Law. Use of kerosene heaters is prohibited. |
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7. Telephone |
A telephone line is available in each room. Residents who want to have their own telephones or internet lines in their rooms can contact a telephone/provider company personally. Contract term should be within the period of the residence permit. It is necessary to report, in advance, any line constructions to the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-kyoryoku-ka). |
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8. Mail |
Generally mails are delivered to the department to which the residents belong via intramural delivery service through the Office of the Faculty of Medicine. |
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9. Parking
Lots and Parking |
Bicycles and motorcycles must not be left on the roads or at the entrance to the House. They should be locked and put in the designated parking space.
There is no parking place for cars at the House. The University would not issue a certification of parking space which is necessary for purchase of a car. |
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10. Visitors |
Residents may only meet visitors in the lounge from
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Visitors are not allowed to stay overnight in the House. |
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11. Staying
Out |
When residents want to stay away for a long time, they must inform the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-kyoryoku-ka) of their schedule, so that the officer can make contact with them in case of an emergency. Residents who will stay away for longer than one month must leave their key(s) at the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-kyoryoku-ka). |
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12. Articles
that may be borrowed |
Vacuum cleaners and dehumidifiers are available for use. Residents who
want to borrow one may apply at the Research Cooperation Division (Kenkyu-Kyoryoku-Ka).
They must be returned immediately after use. |
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13. Bedding |
Residents should consult with the adviser or host professor
with respect to obtaining bedclothes such as quilts, bed-pads, sheets, blankets,
pillows, and pillow cases. Rental bedclothes are available at the Wajin-kai Foundation
(Wajin-kai) in the University Hospital. |
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14. Orders
for Newspapers, Milk, and Dry-cleaning Delivery |
The delivery of newspapers, milk, and dry-cleaning will be available by private contract with the respective dealers.
Newspapers (in Japanese and in English) subscribed for the residents are available at the lounge. You may read them only in the lounge. |
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