Maps & Visual Tours

Welcome to our Maps & Visual Tours page, where you can explore the beautiful UWC ISAK Japan campus through the eyes of our students. Immerse yourself in our 360-degree tours and catch a glimpse of what living and learning is like at our school, while gaining a deeper appreciation for the space and seasons that make our campus so unique.

Video Tours

Enjoy these videos of our students as they walk you around campus. It’s the next best thing to visiting our campus in person.

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Campus Tour
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Kamiyama Academic Center
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Asama Building

360 Tours

360 tours are a fun new experiment for us as we try to offer a more immersive way to experience our campus across our four distinct seasons. From May through September, our campus is a lush green oasis from the heat of the Japanese summer before it transitions into brilliant yellow, orange and red in October and November. We call the next season “brown” with short periods of white between December and March until the flowers and cherry blossoms bloom again in April. These 360 tours should give you a sense of the seasons at UWC ISAK Japan.

Pro Tip

For best viewing, change your Youtube settings to the highest possible resolution. The viewpoint depends entirely on you, so move your screen in whichever direction you like. This works especially well on mobile devices.

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Kamiyama Academic Center (KAC)

Opened in 2016, the Kamiyama Academic Center (KAC) was funded by founder Haruki Kamiyama. This beautiful, light-filled building is the hub of the campus, featuring classrooms, a library/information center, study areas, meeting rooms, the main school office, and a deck terrace. Its comfy furniture and cozy spaces make the KAC a favorite study spot for students.

Asama Building

The Asama Building houses the cafeteria, science classrooms and labs, and the Imatsu Lounge. The Imatsu Lounge, an extension of the cafeteria, is a versatile space hosting classes, cafe talks, band performances, and serving as a mini-hub for smaller scale community activities on campus.

The Accord Center (TAC)

The Accord Center (TAC), named by one of our founders, is designed as a multi-purpose facility. TAC features movable walls that can be reconfigured to host classes, art exhibitions, school assemblies, and theatre and musical performances, providing a flexible space for a wide range of activities and events.

Koshiba Innovation and Creative Center (KICC)

The Koshiba Innovative and Creative Center, funded by founder Masahiro Koshiba, opened in the summer of 2024. It houses our Film, Theatre, and Arts programs, Outdoor Education, and University Advising offices. The building also features a dedicated maker space and a student lounge, providing a dynamic environment for creativity and learning.

Health and Wellness Center

Scheduled for completion by the end of 2024, the Health and Wellness Center was funded by our Representative Founder Mamoru Taniya. It houses nursing facilities, counseling offices, and fitness and meditation rooms.

Gymnasium

Our gymnasium features a full-sized basketball court and a bouldering wall. In addition to hosting PE classes and sports activities, it is used for many campus events and proudly displays banners honoring all of our graduating classes. This space is a central hub for both athletics and community gatherings.

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Student and Faculty Residence

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Student and Faculty Residence

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Student and Faculty Residence

Community Garden

Our Community Garden was spearheaded by faculty member Lorier Reygel, who identified a need for exterior gathering spaces on campus. Over several years, Mr. Reygel collaborated with students and other community members to introduce a new, innovative use of the land. This initiative has transformed the area into one of the most popular and enriching spots on campus.

To Honda Athletic Field

Honda Field, funded by one of our school founders, is where we gather for large-scale athletic and outdoor events, such as the Songkran and Holi festivals. It is also one of the best skywatching spots on campus and offers a stunning view of majestic Mt. Asama.

To ISAK Forest & Treehouse

The ISAK Forest was made possible thanks to the efforts of Class of 2019 graduate Yutaro Shimizu, who worked tirelessly to secure a free lease of the land. Later, Class of 2021 students Kai Yamagami and Rin Yokoi envisioned the forest as a place for students and local community members to gather for events, and they secured funding to build a heavy-duty treehouse for community gatherings.