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You Are a Member of ISDAK Now! Welcome to ISDAK！ You are a member of ISDAK now! ① ISDAK Official FB ② ISDAK Dorm FB ③ ISDAK HP ④ Instagram (@isdakofficial) ⑤ Instagram (@isdak_recipe) Get Connected to the Internet 《At Kitchen》 Wireless internet is available SSID: kokusaigakusei PASS: 50000103 《In room》 Internet is available by connecting your device to LAN port located on a wall using a LAN cable. If you prefer wireless internet connection, please purchase a Wi-Fi router by yourself. 1 Content Welcome to ISDAK！ ..................................................................................................................... 1 Get Connected to the Internet ............................................................................................... 1 1. About ISDAK Dormitory ........................................................................................................... 4 1-1. Welcome to ISDAK .............................................................................................................. 4 1-2. RA・CA（Student staff） .................................................................................................... 4 1-3. Contact of Universities ......................................................................................................... 4 1-4. ISDAK is for Everyone: Our Action for Diversity and Safer Space Promotion ...................... 5 1-5. Campus Map ....................................................................................................................... 7 1-6. Plaza Building, Guard Station .............................................................................................. 8 1-7. Using the Internal Telephone ............................................................................................... 8 2. Dormitory Expenses ................................................................................................................... 9 2-1. Student paying by automatic bank withdrawal ................................................................... 10 2-2. Students paying by cash deposit (Hitotsubashi exchange students) ................................. 12 2-3. Being expelled from the dorm ............................................................................................ 14 2-4. Compensation .................................................................................................................... 14 3. Procedures at the City Hall ....................................................................................................... 15 3-1. Kodaira City Hall ................................................................................................................ 15 3-2. Registration of Address ...................................................................................................... 15 3-3. Signing up for National Health Insurance ........................................................................... 15 3-4. Pension Plan Exemption .................................................................................................... 15 4. Going to the Immigration Bureau (Tachikawa Office) ............................................................... 16 4-1. Tokyo Immigration Bureau (Tachikawa Office) .................................................................. 16 4-2. Precaution from the Immigration Bureau ........................................................................... 16 5. Departure procedure ................................................................................................................ 17 5-1. Deadline for submitting departure notice ........................................................................... 17 5-2. Room check ....................................................................................................................... 17 5-3. Final payment .................................................................................................................... 17 5-4. Other .................................................................................................................................. 18 6. Basic Rules in the Dormitory ................................................................................................. 19 6-1. Rules in the shared Area ................................................................................................... 19 6-2. Rules for the laundry dryer/ washing machine ................................................................... 20 6-3. Rules of separating the garbage ........................................................................................ 21 6-4. Cleaning on common spaces ............................................................................................. 24 6-5. ISDAK Reuse ..................................................................................................................... 25 6-6. List of Lamps in your room ................................................................................................. 26 6-7. The rule of barbeque(BBQ) ................................................................................................ 27 6-8. D Building residents ........................................................................................................... 28 7. Bicycles .................................................................................................................................... 29 7-1. Getting a bicycle for free / Bicycle rental ............................................................................ 29 7-2. Buying a bicycle ................................................................................................................. 29 7-3. Bicycle Theft Prevention Registration ................................................................................ 29 7-4. To have your bicycle repaired ............................................................................................ 29 7-5. When you want to sell or donate your bicycle .................................................................... 29 7-6. Illegal parking – Got your bicycle removed around ISDAK? .............................................. 29 8. Transportation .......................................................................................................................... 30 8-1. Public transportation navigation applications ..................................................................... 30 8-2. Prepaid transportation cards (IC cards) ............................................................................. 30 8-3. How to get to your university .............................................................................................. 30 9. Buying Groceries ...................................................................................................................... 32 9-1. Often use ........................................................................................................................... 32 9-2. Shopping in walking distance ............................................................................................. 32 9-3. Shopping by bicycle ........................................................................................................... 33 9-4. Shopping by train (around Tachikawa) .............................................................................. 34 10. Illness, injury ........................................................................................................................... 35 2 10-1. Prevent disease ............................................................................................................... 35 10-2. First aid ............................................................................................................................ 35 10-3. Hospitals and clinics nearby ............................................................................................ 35 10-4. Medical services available after 17:00 in Kodaira ............................................................ 36 10-5. Midnight emergency medical care ................................................................................... 36 10-6. Consultant service for finding the right medical institution ............................................... 36 10-7. An urgent case ................................................................................................................. 36 11. Postal Services ................................................................................................................... 37 11-1. The Post Offices .............................................................................................................. 37 11-2. ATM ................................................................................................................................. 37 12. The Delivery Notice ................................................................................................................ 38 12-1. JP Post ............................................................................................................................ 38 12-2. Yamato Transport ............................................................................................................ 41 13. In Case of Emergency ............................................................................................................ 42 13-1. Emergency contacts ........................................................................................................ 42 13-2. In
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