Kinugasa Campus

  • a cappella circle Clef

    a cappella circle Clef

    Introduction: In Clef, with the motto of free activities, each member can participate in activities in a way that fits their lifestyle, whether you want to enjoy music casually or to perform in competitions. Also, you’ll be making lots of friends because we have members from various colleges! Classification: Voluntary Organization Campus: KIC Location: Student Center, Ryoyukan, etc. Language:…


  • A Society for the Study of Latin America

    A Society for the Study of Latin America

    Introduction: Despite our academic-sounding name, we are actually a very laid-back group! Our activities are all about having fun—going to exhibitions, appreciating art, and even cooking and eating Latin American food together. Classification: Registered Organization Campus: KIC  Location: Empty Classrooms, ZOOM Language: Japanese N3, English A1 Keywords: Latin America, Regional Studies, Fieldwork E-mail: ritsu.latinamericakenkyukai@gmail.com


  • Abacus club

    Abacus club

    Introduction: Our Abacus Club includes members ranging from complete beginners to national champions. Many of us first learned abacus in elementary school and picked it up again after entering university. If you’re interested, feel free to contact us by email. We’re looking forward to hearing from you! Classification: Voluntary Organization Campus: KIC, OIC, BKC Location: OIC: Circle Booth 1、Seminar Room; BKC,…


  • ACE

    ACE

    Introduction: We are ACE, one of the official volleyball circles at Ritsumeikan University! We play mixed-gender (coed) volleyball in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Everyone is welcome whether you have experience or not, let’s enjoy volleyball together! We also have training camps three times a year Come join us in the gym anytime! Classification: Registered…


  • Advertising Study Society

    Advertising Study Society

    Introduction: Advertising Study Society is made up of members with diverse personalities who work under the slogan “Take fun seriously and make serious things fun.” Activities are divided into five major categories: design, video editing, social media, marketing, and events, so you can choose activities that fit your interests. The appeal of this club is that…


  • Aikido Club

    Aikido Club

    Introduction: We practice four times a week at KIC, BKC. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, we practice together. We have 23 members, 20 of whom started at university and 2 of whom are international students. Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: KIC, BKC Location: Kinugasa Gymnasium, Martial Arts Hall / BKC Gymnasium, 2nd Arena / Haradani Ground /…


  • Allies of Student Councils

    Allies of Student Councils

    Introduction: The Allies of Student Councils is responsible for supporting the activities of each student councils. It provides support for discussions with the university and various plans by the Oritor Group. Classification: Central Part Campus: KIC, BKC, OIC Location: (KIC) Student Center 207 • (OIC) 3F Student Lounge, Building A • (BKC) 4F Central Act…


  • Ancient History Exploration Department

    Ancient History Exploration Department

    Introduction: It is a calm circle for sightseeing in Kyoto city. Climbing a mountain, getting into a path, walking along a riverbed, and so on. If you have manners, you don’t need any knowledge of history. Classification: Semi-authorized Organization Campus: KIC Location: Student Center 308 Language: Japanese N5, English A1 Keywords: Tourism, History, Exploration E-mail: so1433rx@ed.ritsumei.ac.jp


  • Antique Art Study Group

    Antique Art Study Group

    Introduction: Our club aims to deepen understanding of antiquities through daily activities and training camps. Antique art has a laid back atmosphere, so please come and visit just to see us! Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: KIC Location: Student Center 409 Language: Japanese N2, English C2 Keywords: Culture, Temples and Shrines, Kyoto E-mail: lt1760pf@ed.ritsumei.ac.jp


  • Archaeology Research Club

    Archaeology Research Club

    Introduction: We just finished our excavation survey at Matsuoyama Haiji in Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto, and are currently looking for our next exciting project! While we are centered around Archaeology students, our members come from various majors, not just Japanese History. We create measured drawings and go on field trips to ruins around the Kansai region. If you…


  • Archery Club

    Archery Club

    Introduction: We are the Archery Club from the Athletic Association. We are active at Hiragino General Sports Ground three to four times a week. Many of our members started from university with no experience, so you can become a regular member if you put in effort. We are looking forward to welcoming those who want…


  • Art Club

    Art Club

    Introduction: Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, you’re welcome to join us! We offer both in-person and online sessions, where we sketch and draw together. You can also work on your own projects in the club room. If you enjoy drawing or want to give it a try, come visit us! Classification: Authorized Organization Campus: KIC, OIC, BKC, Others & Outside…


  • Art of Debate

    Art of Debate

    Introduction: We’re a university English debate club; Art of Debate! Right now, most of our members are from the College of International Relations, but we’re totally open to students from any department. We join all kinds of debate formats-NA, Asian, BP, and more, so you can try debating from different angles. English is definitely part of…


  • Arts and Sciences Headquarters

    Arts and Sciences Headquarters

    Introduction: Hello! We are Headquarters of Arts and Science! Our mission is supporting various clubs related to arts and culture. Let’s start by searching for club activities which make you excited!! Classification: Central Project Org. Campus: KIC, BKC, OIC, Others & Outside Campus Location: (KIC) Student Center 207 • (OIC) 3F Student Lounge, Building A…


  • Astronomy Club

    Astronomy Club

    Introduction: Every Monday and Thursday, we go up to the roof of the student center and use a telescope to observe the stars and planets. On rainy days, we hold study sessions. We also hold planetarium performances at external public facilities and at school festivals, and actively interact with the local community. It’s a fun club…