Location

Keio University is located in Tokyo and Kanagawa, one of the world's largest major metropolitan areas. Living in Tokyo is a chance to experience a Japan you will only find in the capital city. Tokyo has many contrasting faces: unique customs, natural spots rich in the beauty of the four seasons, and futuristic technology. As well as providing all the conveniences of a modern city and more, Tokyo is one of the safest places to live in the world. It is also a convenient transport hub for accessing many places not only in Japan but also the rest of Asia.　
Keio University Law School is located on the Mita campus. Mita campus has been the main site of Keio University since it was moved here in 1871 from the site of Yukichi Fukuzawa's private school for Dutch studies. About 12,000 students are enrolled at Mita Campus, which is home to four undergraduate faculties: Letters, Economics, Law, and Business and Commerce. Graduate students major in one of these four fields, or in Human Relations, or attend Keio University Law School.

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Facilities

	South Building The South Building (new school building) has 11 above-ground floors, and five below-ground floors. With classrooms, moot court room, private study rooms, and faculty rooms, etc., it offers a full range of the facilities required for the Law School, as well as the media center (library). In addition, the "Banraisha" originally created through the collaboration of Isamu Noguchi and Yoshiro Taniguchi has also been moved and reset as a new creation.
	Moot Court The South Building contains a "moot court room" used for classes at the Law School, as well as installation of movable legal facilities in a distance learning room, enabling its use as a moot court room. All such facilities are equipped with the latest AV equipment, and these are utilized for moot court classes. Legal facilities for lay judge systems are also provided.
	Private Study Room In the South Building, there are private study rooms, and personal-use lockers are also available. Room hours for private study are as follows, and these are also open during extended holiday periods (summer, winter, and spring breaks). Room hours: 8:30 am to 11:00 pm (Monday to Saturday) / 8:30 am to 9:00 pm (Sunday and holiday) Room hours: 8:30 am to 11:00 pm (Monday to Saturday) / 8:30 am to 9:00 pm (Sunday and holiday) * However, the room is closed from December 31 to January 3. During the extended holiday periods, the room hours may be changed or terminated due to construction work, etc. (with separate notice). Note that each private study room has a PC installed. Hours of use: 8:30 am to 9:00 pm (Monday to Saturday) / 8:30 am to 6:00 pm (Sunday and holiday) * The above hours of use also apply to the PC corner on the South Building B2 floor provided for exclusive graduate student use.
	Group Study Room South Building classrooms not being used for classes and group study rooms (6 rooms) are available for reservation and use by students, for joint study sessions and sub-seminars, etc. Use these rooms for preparatory or review study of daily classes, or for moot court meetings. Some groups reserve classrooms on a regular basis, for planned study.
	South Building Library Keio University has installed media centers (libraries) on each campus, and students may utilize the respective media centers. Overall, the system encompasses a library exceeding 4.5 million books, electronic materials such as DVDs, online databases, and electronic journals, etc., and teaching materials useful for learning, education, and research. The South Building Library includes shelf space for books reserved by the Law School (materials specified by faculty members for classes), magazines, and specialist books in the fields of law, government, economics, and management.

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