A wide range of accommodation is available:

• International House and International Dormitory are available specifically for use by international students.
• Our Kodaira International Campus offers international dormitories that provide a home not only to Japanese and international students enrolled at Hitotsubashi, but also to international students from other Japanese universities.
• Apartments can generally be rented in the Kunitachi area (where the University is located) for less than it would cost in central Tokyo, averaging about 50,000 yen per month.
• Downtown Tokyo is a convenient 30-40 minute train ride away.
• Kunitachi City, where the main campus is located, has been designated an official school zone.
• The scenery on Daigaku Dori (University Street), where the University is located, is so beautiful that the area has been chosen as one of the “New 100 Scenic Spots” of Tokyo. Blossoming cherry trees in the spring and golden gingko leaves in the fall delight passers-by, as do the distinctive and elegant shops that line the street.
• Beautiful natural scenery is plentiful close to the town, providing a haven for relaxation and refreshment.

A high percentage of Hitotsubashi students receive scholarships

• Hitotsubashi itself offers scholarships (Josuikai Scholarship). Many private scholarship programs for international students designate Hitotsubashi as an acceptable school for scholarship support.
• In fiscal 2008, approximately half of all self-financed international students at Hitotsubashi receive some kind of scholarship assistance. [Please note, however, that there is no guarantee that this level of assistance will be maintained in the future.]

Japanese language instruction is provided

Advising and Counseling for International students:

The Center for Student Exchange has an advising and counseling room that offers advice to students who encounter problems with their studies or daily life.