Campus Map & Facilities

Main Campus
Student Activity Area
South Campus

Main Campus

Aigakukan

Aigakukan, named after our founding philosophy of Aigakukyukou, features eight levels, including one basement. It houses lecture halls, practical training rooms, and research laboratories, as well as self-study rooms, a cafeteria, a student shop, meeting rooms, and administrative offices, thereby serving as the central facility on campus.

Kyukoukan

Similar to Aigakukan, Kyukokan is named in honor of our university' s founding philosophy of Aigaku kyukou. It consists of a five-storey lecture building, seminar rooms, and research rooms, which are connected to a four-storey library building. The first floor of the library includes a cafeteria and a convenience store.

Hishokan

Hishokan takes its name from hishō, a word that symbolizes a powerful leap into the open sky.
This four-story building features a large lecture hall that accommodates up to 450 students, allowing them to learn together; the Synergy Research Facility, which serves as a core center for advanced research; the Learning Commons, a hub that supports student study and collaboration; and several training rooms.

Library

The library holds a variety of collections, including general books, specialized books unique to pharmaceutical institutions, and journals from Japan and overseas. With 303 reading seats, it serves as a knowledge center for Kyoto Pharmaceutical University.

Education and Research Center for Clinical Pharmacy

This facility provides education for fourth-year students as they acquire the basic knowledge, skills, and attitudes of a pharmacist before they begin their practical training at healthcare sites for practical training. It also serves the KPU community more broadly by hosting post-graduate practical training for pharmacists.

Other Facilities

Ikushinkan

This four-story building consists of laboratories, a student counseling room, clubrooms, and student lockers.

The 130th Anniversary Hall

This facility is equipped with training, shower, and changing rooms. As an auditorium, it features a central stage and fully automated movable seating (512 seats). This three-storey building is also designated as an evacuation facility in the event of a regional disaster.

Center for Education and Research

This four-storey facility houses the "Research Center for Pharmacy Education," which prepares students for the National Examination for Pharmacists, and the "Education and Research Center for Information Science," which supports information technology, such as information science education, the development of multimedia teaching materials, and server and network management.

Student Activity Area

A　Sogakukan

B　Pavot: Student Center

C　Sports Field

D　Misasagi Learning Garden of Medicinal Plants

Sogakukan

Adjacent to the Sports Field, this center is equipped with a multipurpose hall, an arena, and an audiovisual facility, as well as clubrooms and shower rooms. The two-story building serves as a dedicated space that supports students' extracurricular activities.

Pavot: Student Center

Adjacent to the Sports Field, this center is fully equipped with a multipurpose hall, an arena, and an audiovisual facility, as well as clubrooms and shower rooms. It is a two-story building that supports extracurricular activities for students.

Sports Field

This all-weather artificial turf field drains well thanks to an underground rainwater storage tank, allowing it to be used immediately even after rain.
With LED lighting, it is also available for use at night.

Misasagi Learning Garden of
Medicinal Plants

This exhibition garden is designed for learning about the characteristics of medicinal plants. It covers an area of approximately 2,700 m², including farmland, greenhouses, a pond, and a garden.

South Campus

E Bioscience Research Center

F　Center for Frontier Research in Medicinal Science

G　S Building

H　Naｍpukan

Bioscience Research Center

As an animal experimentation research facility, our Bioscience Research Center is equipped with top-level resources in terms of scale, equipment, and materials. It is a three-storey building with a basement level, designed considering the wider environment, and excels in functionality, quality, and efficiency, enabling advanced bioscientific research.

Center for Frontier Research in
Medicinal Science

This four-storey facility was established as a collaborative research center selected for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's "Academic Frontier Promotion Project." It aims to host socially impactful research focused on overcoming intractable diseases and facilitate joint research projects with domestic and international researchers.

S Building

This four-story building, which also includes one basement level, houses laboratories as its main facilities, as well as the Radioisotope Research Center—a shared facility for research using radioactive isotopes.

Naｍpukan

Nampukan is designed as a relaxation space on the South Campus. This one-story building houses a conversation lounge for self-study, eating, and resting, as well as seminar rooms for student use, It also includes extraction and reduction rooms, which support research activities.