早稲田大学 理工学術院
| 3-4-1 Okubo, Shinjuku |
5 tarieven
9.20/10.00 |
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+81 3-5286-3000 |
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早稲田大学 理工学術院 op de kaart
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Djordje Vidic (13.02.2017 12:55)
Cool place. :)
Cool place. :)
Atsuhiro Imagawa (07.02.2017 09:24)
63号館カフェテリアの温玉唐揚げ丼（中盛378円）は絶品です。
63号館カフェテリアの温玉唐揚げ丼（中盛378円）は絶品です。
/ 1401F (28.12.2016 10:59)
駅出てすぐ。
駅出てすぐ。
Anthony Ma (17.10.2016 14:41)
Everyone wants to pick on the engineering majors for their "factory-like" campus, but I'd like to be the odd one of the bunch and say that they have it pretty good.
Not only are they immediately next to the swimming pool, but they have a pretty decent food selection and an even better overall vicinity for them to stack. While everyone in the main campus is running about class to class (avoiding Gingko nuts might I add!) and having an even harder time finding places to eat without HORRIBLE LINES, theirs are pretty nice in comparison.
Also, all the school buildings are technically shared by all departments, so no specific school has "dibs" on any building. Building 3 (Seikei) seems to put off this elitist aura in the eyes of some, but really it's open to any school, just talk to your professors about it! The only school that, practically speaking, breaks that mold is, you guessed it, Nishi-Waseda.
Some of the buildings on the main campus have horrible internet connection and broken A/C units, so at the very least Nishi-Waseda has that stuff for sure, right?
Cheers!
Everyone wants to pick on the engineering majors for their "factory-like" campus, but I'd like to be the odd one of the bunch and say that they have it pretty good.
Not only are they immediately next to the swimming pool, but they have a pretty decent food selection and an even better overall vicinity for them to stack. While everyone in the main campus is running about class to class (avoiding Gingko nuts might I add!) and having an even harder time finding places to eat without HORRIBLE LINES, theirs are pretty nice in comparison.
Also, all the school buildings are technically shared by all departments, so no specific school has "dibs" on any building. Building 3 (Seikei) seems to put off this elitist aura in the eyes of some, but really it's open to any school, just talk to your professors about it! The only school that, practically speaking, breaks that mold is, you guessed it, Nishi-Waseda.
Some of the buildings on the main campus have horrible internet connection and broken A/C units, so at the very least Nishi-Waseda has that stuff for sure, right?
Cheers!
Cabala Feng (06.12.2015 11:21)
Too many buildings but still a beautiful campus.
Too many buildings but still a beautiful campus.
