Open Week FAQ

Q: Do I need to apply in advance?

A: Only those who have applied in advance using the designated application form will be able to participate.

Q: Can I apply for multiple slots?

A: Please apply for one slot per group.

Q: Which slot should I participate in? Is the content different?

Q: Can first-year high school students participate? Can I be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or can a parent or guardian participate by themselves?

A: Both are open for participation. High school students and their parents or guardians are welcome to attend, as well as a parent or guardian who wishes to participate by themselves.
However, there is a limit of 3 people per group. If more than 4 people apply, the secretariat office will reduce the number of participants to 3 people. We kindly ask for your understanding.

Q: Are any additional applications accepted after the application period?

A: No additional applications will be accepted, but in the event a cancellation occurs, there will be slots available for applications.

Q: Is it possible to change the number of participants or cancel the reservation after it has been made?

A: We do not accept changes in the number of participants after application. If you wish to cancel your participation, please follow the cancellation procedure from the link in the confirmation e-mail.

Q: Will not participating in the Open Week affect my admission?

A: There are no advantages or disadvantages in terms of admission or entrance examinations.

Q: I can't attend the Open Week. Are there any other events? Is there another opportunity to visit the campus?

A: This will be the only Open Week event held at SFC this year.
For those who cannot participate, please consider a virtual SFC experience at the Online Open Campus on Tuesday, August 24.

Q: Is there anything I need to bring?

A: At the reception desk, the staff will check your confirmation e-mail. If you wish to participate in the digital stamp rally, please bring a smartphone that meets the recommended system requirements.
The event will be held during the hot and humid season, so please bring your own beverages and stay hydrated. There are also shops and vending machines on campus, but they may be sold out at certain times.

Q: What should I wear?

A: There is no dress code. Please wear something comfortable as per usual. You may have to walk in areas where there is nothing to block the sunlight, so please bring a hat, sunglasses, or a parasol if necessary.

Q: How can I get to the campus?

A: Please check the following website and take public transportation. Access

On the day of the event, buses will be available from the west side of Shonandai Station or Tsujido Station. Due to the fact that this event is held during summer vacation, there may be times when bus services are limited. Please make sure to check the timetable in advance. Buses from Tsujido Station tend to be less crowded.

Q: Those handing out fliers at or near the train station or campus

A: The distribution of fliers and solicitation activities by off-campus groups such as prep schools and cram schools on or near the university, as well as around train stations, etc., are not related to the university in any way.

Q: I will be participating in the event from afar. Are there any hotels or other accommodations near the campus?

A: There are hotels and other accommodations around nearby stations (Shonandai Station, Tsujido Station, etc.).
We will not be providing any information on this matter, so please make your own arrangements.

Q: Is there a place to leave large items such as carry-on bags on the day of the event?

A: We will not store any luggage (including hand luggage) at the venue. Please manage it by yourself. For particularly large luggage, please use the coin lockers (limited in number) available at the train stations.

Q: Are there places to eat?

A: There will not be a consultation booth for entrance exams on the day. If you have any questions, please contact the Admissions Office on weekdays by e-mail.
ao-overseas@sfc.keio.ac.jp