Reference
Kashiwa Campus Information Map (provided by the Kashiwa International Office)
I. On Kashiwa Campus
The Campus has two cafeterias, one sushi restaurant and a food shop where you can buy lunch boxes and fast foods on site. Each meal costs 500-1,000 yen.
https://www.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/campuslife/eat/
1. Cafeterias
https://www.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/campuslife/eat/
Out of the two cafeterias, the cafeteria closer to IPMU and literally called “CAFETERIA,” does NOT accept cash. Instead, you can use two major Japanese IC cards, Suica or PASMO, which you can download as a mobile app and start using at once. If you do not have either of these, you can purchase a prepaid card at the vending machine next to the showcase near the entrance.
【Buying a cafeteria card and adding value】
- Insert money into the slot.
- Select the value you want to add (from 1,000 yen, 2,000 yen, 3,000 yen, 5,000 yen and 10,000yen).
- Get your card and change if any.
【How to order】
- Choose what you eat from dishes displayed in the showcase.
- Go to a counter where the food is served. There are 3 sections: combo-style dishes (First section of long counter), bowls and curries (in the middle) and noodles (in the end).
- Take a tray and tell the server what you order. You can add side dishes in the showcase onto your tray by yourself. For the payment, place your card on the card reader at the end of the long counter.
- After you finish eating, return your tray and plates to the washing conveyor. There are trash buckets separated for leftovers, combustible waste (chopsticks) and plastic waste respectively.
Business Hours
| Weekdays | 11:30-13:30 |
|---|---|
| Weekends & Holidays | Closed |
Contact
TEL: 04-7134-5722
2. Plaza IKOI
The other cafeteria is called "Plaza Ikoi," meaning "Relaxation" in Japanese. In addition to regular lunch or dinner dishes served over the counter, it has a "Gram Deli" section where food is sold by weight (1.5 yen per gram).
<Gram Deli>
- Take a tray.
- Take what you eat on a plate.
- Weigh your plate and make a payment. They accept cash, Suica/PASMO and several brands of credit cards.
<Food service counters>
- Take a tray.
- Tell the server what you eat and make a payment.
<After payment>
- Get chopsticks, a fork and/or a spoon. Vinegar, soy sauce and other seasonings are also available.
- Find a vacant seat by yourself in the dining area.
- After you finish, return your tray and plates to the washing conveyer.
Business Hours
| Weekdays | 11:30-13:45, 17:00-19:45 (Hours may differ) |
|---|---|
| Weekends & Holidays | Closed |
Contact
TEL: 04-7135-0750
3. Osakana Club “Hama” (sushi restaurant)
Hama is a Japanese sushi restaurant located next to the Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute. They serve good fresh sushi dishes at reasonable prices. They also offer "to-go" meals and delivery services on campus. They accept cash, PayPay and prepaid coupons ("お食事券").
Business Hours
| Weekdays | 11:30-14:00, 17:00-21:30 |
|---|---|
| Weekends & Holidays | Closed |
Contact
TEL: 04-7134-5656
4. Co-op Food Shop & Café
The grocery section sells "onigiri" (rice balls), lunch boxes, sandwiches, salads, snacks and drinks.
Business Hours
| Weekdays | 11:00-18:00 |
|---|---|
| Weekends & Holidays | Closed |
Contact
TEL: 04-7135-8117
5. Academic Shop
They sell stationery, daily commodities, computer supplies, books and stamps.
Business Hours
| Weekdays | 10:00-16:00 |
|---|---|
| Weekends & Holidays | Closed |
Contact
TEL: 04-7135-8117
II. Outside Campus
1. Convenience Stores
Family Mart: A 5-minute walk from IPMU (about 500 m). Go straight to the east on the Campus-front street.
7-Eleven: A 5-minute walk from IPMU (about 500 m). It is annexed to Mitsui Garden Hotel Kahiwa-no-ha Park Side.
2. Restaurants
Udon Ichi: A Japanese noodle (Udon) place near the west end of the campus (about 1 km from IPMU).
Goemon: A pasta place near the west end of the campus (about 1.1 km from IPMU).
Kura Sushi: A “conveyor belt” sushi bar across the street from Goemon.
Restaurants and food shops at LaLaport Kashiwanoha (shopping mall)
Kashiwanoha-Campus Station comes with a shopping mall "LaLaport." It has a grocery store (Tokyu store), many restaurants and a food court.