Kobe University Centennial Hall

Global Education Center

1F
101A Lecture Room
101B Lecture Room
102 Lecture Room
Common Room Multipurpose use for global interaction
2F
Director's Office For office use, faculty meetings, chief meetings, classroom meetings, business meetings and for reception use
International Exchange Division Office
Counseling&Advising Counseling Room
BIRD'S EYE Learning Commons / Information and materials on international student education and exchange etc.
3F
301~304 Seminar Room
Computer Room For use in lectures when using computers, and computer system management
Media Room Learning Commons / For use in lectures when using media, and audio/video editing
Faculty Office Collaborative research room
Faculty Room 1-8 Faculty Office

International Convention Center (Shindai Kaikan)

1F
Exhibition Hall Exhibits of Kobe University's history and materials about haiku and Seishi Yamaguchi
Kobe University Archives Management and administration of materials related to Kobe University's history
Seishi/Hatsujo Haiku Library Browsing room for Seishi Yamaguchi and hatsujo haiku
2F
Rokko Hall Venue capacity: 300. Equipment: 84 desks, 300 chairs.
Greenroom (Teacher's Room) Waiting room
3F
International Affairs Planning Division Office for international planning
Conference Room B Venue capacity: 25. Equipment: 13 desks, 25 chairs.
Conference Room C Venue capacity: 12. Equipment: 6 desks, 12 chairs.

KOBE University Centennial Hall floor Map 1F

KOBE University Centennial Hall floor Map 2F

KOBE University Centennial Hall floor Map 3F

Yamaguchi Seishi Memorial House

Japnanese Style 8 Tatami Room Honorary meetings / Tea ceremonies / Traditional Japanese music concerts / Welcoming of honorary guests / Introductions to Japanese culture for international students
Japnanese Style 6 Tatami Room Demonstrations of ikebana /Haiku gatherings / Welcoming of honorary guests / Introductions to Japanese culture for international students
Japnanese Style 4.5 Tatami Room Preparatory and waiting rooms / Introductions to Japanese culture for international students