Health Office and Student Counseling RoomManagement staff are on hand 24 hours a day, inspecting the dormitory both inside and out, distributing mail, greeting visitors, handling emergencies, arranging use of common spaces and equipment, and checking on the whereabouts of residents. Management Staff ?Distributing mail ?Confirming that students are in residence?Managing student health ?Greeting parents and visitorsDutiesNadeshiko MatesNadeshiko Mates help plan dorm events and offer counseling and advice on student issues. Students in their second year or above can apply for these positions. Dormitory Education Carries out overall management and operation of the residence, including educational programming and room assignments. Students can consult freely with members of the team about any problems experienced on campus.Committee/Student Support TeamA Student Counseling Room and Health Office are set up on campus to manage students’ mental and physical health. Students can use the facilities when they are depressed or troubled by problems in their studies, personal lives or relationships.Security OfficeSecurity guards are on duty 24 hours a day at the Security Office in front of the university’s main entrance.?The dormitory provides an educational environment where Japanese and international students deepen their understanding of other cultures while becoming well‐rounded individuals and members of society.?Students help manage the dormitory as floor leaders and Nadeshiko Mates.All students live in the International Friendship House Nadeshiko during their first year, and international students remain in the dormitory for four years. Each apartment is typically shared by three Japanese and one international student in a communal living arrangement that lets students develop strong relationship‐building skills, understanding of other cultures, and proficiency in foreign languages. Life in residence exposes students to diverse values and ways of thinking and offers exciting intercultural experiences every day. International Friendship House Nadeshiko plays an important role in educating highly motivated and skilled women at FWU.＊Floor leaders: First‐year students who help sort out problems, plan events, and maintain communications in the dormitory. ＊Nadeshiko Mates: Students in their second year and above who provide support for daily life in residence.EntranceStaff officeLaundry roomWing DWing A EntranceHall?Handling rental and distribution of bedding ?Dealing with equipment problems in the dormitory?Moving in/moving out procedures?Other dormitory mattersWing C Wing BExteriorCommon kitchenDining roomMail boxesFacilities and LayoutDormitory Management14A shared dormitory lets international and Japanese students experience everyday life in a global setting. All students live in residence during their first year, and international students stay in the dormitory for four years.International Friendship House
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