Building A Arena

An arena where external matches such as basketball, volleyball, and badminton can be held. The first floor bleachers (766 seats) are electrically movable and are used for official matches. The second and third floor bleachers (1,017 seats on the second floor and 196 seats on the third floor) are designed with a special color scheme so that the letters "AGU" stand out when viewed from the floor.

Building B Media Center

[Student Center (1st floor)]
This is a general information desk that responds to various inquiries from students, such as consultations about course registration, various procedures, looking for part-time work, etc. It is a bright and open space so that students can feel free to use it.

[Bandai Memorial Library]
There are about 160,000 open-shelf books on the 1st to 3rd floors, which can be freely browsed. In addition, the automated stacks in the basement store about 680,000 books, and if you send a command to retrieve them from the search terminals on each floor, the desired material will be automatically delivered to the reception desk at the counter on each floor. There is an AV corner on the 3rd floor, with booths for various audiovisual materials. There are about 1,000 reading seats in the entire library. The library is open until 9 p.m. on weekdays.

[CALL classroom/PC classroom]
Eight classrooms on the 3rd and 4th floors are CALL classrooms equipped with a fully digital multimedia learning system. In addition to the usual LL functions, they provide the latest teaching methods using the internet and multimedia teaching materials. In addition, the 3rd and 4th floors and the 2nd and 6th floors of the N building are equipped with PC classrooms equipped with the latest educational software. These classrooms are open to the public during non-class hours.

[View Lounge]
The all-glass view lounge on the top floor (9th floor) is one of the highlights of the Sagamihara campus. On clear days, you can see not only the entire campus, but also Tanzawa and even Mt. Fuji in the distance.

Building C Wesley Chapel

The building has a tower with a cross on top and an organ that produces beautiful music. Worship services are held every day during the school term. The stained glass, carillon and pipe organ in Building C were moved from the Wesley Chapel on the Atsugi Campus. There is a large lounge in the building, which serves as a place of relaxation and interaction for students.

Building D

Department, Joint Research Lab of the College of Community and Human Sciences.

Building E

The school is fully equipped with classrooms for Aoyama Campus and distance learning. The floors of the small classrooms on the second floor and above are covered with warm carpeting, and special seating for wheelchair users is provided in the center of the medium-sized classrooms. The numerous student lounges located throughout the school provide free space for students to study or chat with friends.

Building F

classroom
Lounge
Civic Engagement Center
Lecturer's waiting room
Chat Rooms

The first floor is the largest student lounge. Chat Rooms On the second floor, there is the Aoyama Standard Educational Organization Room, a space for group study, Civic Engagement Center there is.

The Latin relief "SAL TERRAE LUX MUNDI" installed in the arch of the exterior wall is a phrase from the Bible meaning "salt of the earth, light of the world" and is the school motto of Aoyama Gakuin. "Salt of the earth" means to give meaning to people and society through unobtrusive actions, like a hidden ingredient, and to cleanse impurities. "Light of the world" means to radiate encouragement and strength to those around you as a light of hope that illuminates the darkness, like the light of a lighthouse. It means that you are irreplaceable as such a person. If you visit the Sagamihara campus, please be sure to see this relief.

Building G

Shop (Aoyama Gakuin Shopping Association)
ATM (inside the shop)
Cafeteria (Student Dining Hall)
The first floor is a bright and open cafeteria floor that makes use of the wooden interior and the trees of the exterior. There is a convenience store corner with a cash register and a set meal corner that boasts ramen, curry, and other dishes, and the windows on the second floor offer a good view of the stadium. The third to fifth floors are used as rooms for clubs, circles, and other organizations. Each club room is fully equipped with air conditioning and heating. In addition, each floor has activity rooms (Japanese and Western style) that can be used for large meetings.

H Building Health Management Facility

Building I: Large-scale experimental facility

This is a large, single-story experimental facility building that houses a machine shop and an isotope experiment center.

Building J, Faculty of Science and Engineering

College of Science and Engineering, 2nd floor Department of Mechanical Engineering reception, 5th Department of Chemistry and Biological Science reception

Building K: Advanced Technology Research and Development Center (CAT)

Building K houses the facilities of the Center for Advanced Technology (CAT). In 2002, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology selected the Center as a research and education base for the 21st Century COE Program, and education and research are being carried out here to improve research standards and develop creative human resources who will lead the world.
Advanced Technology Research and Development Center, Instrumental Analysis Center, Environment and Safety Center

Building L, Faculty of Science and Engineering

This is an educational and research space for the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Graduate School of Science and Engineering.

Building M

The first floor is a dojo for martial arts clubs. The second and third floors are soundproofed rooms for music clubs. The fourth floor also has two small music halls where small live concerts can be held.

N Building

Faculty of Science and Engineering, Faculty of Social and Information Studies
Central control room, PC classroom

Building O

Faculty of Science and Engineering, Faculty of Social and Information Studies
Special Classroom

P Building Indoor Practice Field

V Building Stadium

It is mainly used for practice and practice games for the baseball team, and is unique in that it is built to the same specifications as Jingu Stadium, where the Toho University League games are held. It also has bleachers.

Garden

The soil excavated during construction was not taken off campus, but was used as embankments, creating an undulating and varied landscape. On sunny days, you can also enjoy lunch on the lawn. This open-air rest area is dotted with flowering trees that are pleasing to the eye in every season. Standing by the flowing stream is the "Statue of John the Apostle," which was moved from the Atsugi Campus. This statue was created by sculptor Keiji Kosaka, a devout Catholic and a teacher at the junior high school at the time, to stand in the center of the circular pond in front of Wesley Chapel when the Atsugi Campus was opened. The statue depicts "John the Fisherman," who became an apostle who guided and saved people and dedicated his life as an evangelist.

Sagamihara Ground

The facility includes an athletics field, a multi-purpose area, a cross-country course, an archery range, Tennis Court, and a futsal court. The cross-country course in particular has natural grass areas and urethane resin paved areas in a color that matches the surrounding area, in order to reduce the strain on runners' legs and hips.

Main Gate

Main Gate was relocated from the Atsugi Campus and has the same design as the Aoyama Campus, with a gate sign (Aoyama Gakuin on the right, University on the left) written by the 11th president of the Atsugi Campus, Kinjiro Oki, at the time of the campus's founding, and a golden shield mark shining at the top.

Promenade

In order to create a green campus, in addition to the trees that were originally on the site, trees suited to the local environment, mainly memorial trees, were transplanted from the Setagaya and Atsugi campuses. The main street was constructed using stamped concrete construction.