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Access  日本語 簡体中文 Outline of university Outline of university TOP Message from the President University Organization Chart History Campus Map Number of Students Number of Staff Access Map Town Guide Undergraduate ⁄ Graduate School Undergraduate ⁄ Graduate School TOP Undergraduate School of Environmental Science School of Engineering School of Human Cultures School of Human Nursing Institute for Promotion of General Education Graduate School Graduate School of Environmental Science Graduate School of Engineering Graduate School of Human Cultures Graduate School of Human Nursing Ohmi-Kanjin Regional Redevelopment Course Admission / Tuition Admission / Tuition TOP Admission for International Students Tuition / Tuition Exemption Campus life Campus life TOP Academic/daily life consultation Consultation on sexual harassment Student clubs and circles Student Services Center Health care Campus Life Calender Welfare facilities International Students International Students TOP International Exchange Data Studying at the University of Shiga Prefecture International Exchange Meet the students Summer Intensive Program Accommodation for Exchange Student Researcher information Researcher information TOP Academic Research Staff at USP Research papers Affiliated Facilities Affiliated Facilities TOP Library and Information Network Center Regional Development Education Research Center Student Services Center Environment Preservation Center Collaborative Research Center Regional ICT Research Center for Human, Industry and Future 簡体中文 | 日本語 Home Outline of university Town Guide Outline of university Message from the President University Organization Chart Number of Students Number of Staff History Campus Map Access Map Town Guide Town Guide All of the area around the USP can be considered a part of the university campus, and a stage, where students can educate and enjoy themselves. There is much to learn by just walking around these areas and getting to know them. Much of Shiga prefecture can be described as a lake country, with an abundance of nature and a long rich and living history. The knowledge and unique life styles and traditions of the people who have been settled here over countless generations around Lake Biwa are still in evidence. Thus, for students who want to fully exploit their opportunities to learn and experience during their four years of university education, this Omi (old name of Shiga prefecture) region should be considered as an extension of the USP campus. We believe strongly that for a well rounded education, students should not only pursue their formal studies within the university system, but also undertake other activities that bring them into contact with the local people and natural environment. Such experiences will definitely be a valuable and enriching experience. This large extended campus' of the University of Shiga Prefecture is a wonderful educational environment that allows each student to lead a fulfilling academic life. Hikone Castle Hikone castle was build over a period of about 20 years by Naotsugu Ii, the heir successor of the first and second lords of the local feudal clan, Naomasa Ii and Naotaka Ii. After it was built, the castle maintained its role as the base of the Ii family of the Hikone rulers, whose wealth is estimated to have been around 350,000 koku (amount of rice received as tribute each year, used to indicate the size or power of a feudal clan). The castle tower, whose construction employs a lot of Chidorihafu (zig-zag shaped gables), is designated a national treasure. Lake Biwa Out of the many spots along Lake Biwa, the Hikone area is probably the main point of attraction for tourists and events. In summer, nationally televised events, such as the "Bird Man Contest" is held here on Pine Tree Beach. On the lake itself, many people enjoy wind surfing and yachting. Ryotanji temple This was the family temple of the Ii family, which was shifted from Iidani in Enshu (old name of Shizuoka prefecture). The temple prospered as a study temple of the Rinzai school. There is a very beautiful garden in the temple grounds. The south garden, known as Fudaraku' is particularly well known. In the temple, there is a painting on a sliding door drawn by a Haiku poet, Kyoroku Morikawa, who was one of the ten disciples of the famous master Basho Matsuo. Yume Kyobashi Castle Road This is a section of Honmachi street that starts from the Kyobashi bridge, which spans the outer moat of Hikone Castle (used to be the middle moat) and extends for about 350 meters to the south. This section of road is known as Yume Kyobashi (dream Kyobashi bridge) Castle Road' and has been developed to recreate the atmosphere a Heisei-era castle town. Shops and private homes here have been renovated to match the castle town atmosphere. A Journey to Lake Biwa *Photo I am using from (public) Biwako Visitors Bureau. THE UNIVERSITY OF SHIGA PREFECTURE 2500, Hassaka-cho, Hikone-City, Shiga 522-8533 Japan   TEL 81-0749-28-8200 FAX 81-0749-28-8470 Instagram Facebook Outline of university Undergraduate / Graduate School Admission / Tuition Campus life International Students Researcher information Affiliated Facilities Site Policy Access Map Contact Us Copyright© The University of Shiga Prefecture, All rights reserved. GO TO Back