Niseko International High School Dormitory

Niseko International High School's dormitories are divided into two facilities: the "Niseko Town Educational Exchange Center" and the "Kibogaoka Dormitory."
Both are within a 5-minute walk of the school.

◎Educational Exchange Center

This is a newly constructed dormitory that opened for use in April 2026.

<Student Rooms>
60 unit-type rooms
Each unit consists of 6-8 people, with shared living rooms and bathroom facilities (toilet, shower, sink, washing machine).
Each room is a private space, ensuring both study space and privacy.
Built-in bed frame, study desk and chair included.
8 rooms, accommodating 2 people per room.
All bathroom facilities (toilet, shower, sink, and washing machine) are provided inside the room.
Built-in bed frame, study desk and chair included.
*Total of 68 rooms (maximum occupancy: 76 people)
*Room assignments will be determined by the manager. We do not accept individual requests.

<Shared facilities>
• Cafeteria, lounge, study room, laundry room

<Shared facilities/management>
• Washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, microwave oven, induction cooktop, etc.
• Equipped with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, access control system, and security cameras.
・Three rental bicycles available
- Caretaker/housemaster always on-site

◎ Kibogaoka Dormitory

Constructed in 1990. Interior renovations are planned for fiscal year 2026.

<Student Rooms>
16 rooms, accommodating 2 people per room.
Built-in bed frame, study desk and chair included.
*Total of 16 rooms (maximum occupancy: 32 people)
*Room assignments will be determined by the manager. We do not accept individual requests.

<Shared facilities>
• Dining hall, laundry room, shower room, washroom, toilet

<Shared facilities/management>
• Washing machine, dryer, refrigerator, microwave oven, induction cooktop, etc.
• Equipped with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, access control system, and security cameras.
- Regular patrols by the building manager, and the placement of a housemaster and night security guard are planned.

[Map of the area around the dormitory]

◎Educational Exchange Center

<Room usage fee (including food and utilities)>
• Unit: 70,000 yen per month
• Room for 2 people (1st floor): 57,000 yen per month (80,000 yen per month for single occupancy)
• Room for 2 people (2nd floor): 60,000 yen per month (85,000 yen per month for single occupancy)

<Dormitory entrance fee (dormitory operating expenses)>
・Annual fee of 15,000 yen

<Project promotion expenses (expenses for events held within the dormitory)>
・Annual fee of 3,000 yen

◎ Kibogaoka Dormitory

<Room usage fee (including food and utilities)>
・Room for 2 people: 50,000 yen per month (under consideration)

<Dormitory entrance fee (dormitory operating expenses)>
・Annual fee of 15,000 yen

<Project promotion expenses (expenses for events held within the dormitory)>
・Annual fee of 3,000 yen

[Payment Methods]

Dormitory fees are payable via bank transfer. Bank transfers are only available through Japan Post Bank (post office) branches. Please note that electronic payments and payments at convenience stores are not accepted.
The project promotion fee will be paid in cash on the day you move into the dormitory.

- Two meals provided (breakfast and dinner) on school days.
*On days other than school days (weekends, holidays, etc.), students are responsible for providing their own supplies.
• Lunch can be provided to those who wish to have it (approximately 400 yen per meal, available only to dormitory residents).
Residents of Kibogaoka Dormitory will eat breakfast at Kibogaoka Dormitory and dinner at the Educational Exchange Center.

　
Our school dormitory has established dormitory rules and a code of conduct for dormitory residents (basic rules for dormitory life), and we ask that you strictly abide by them. Failure to comply may result in disciplinary action, and if no improvement is seen, you may be ordered to leave the dormitory.
Since the dormitory is a facility where students from all over the country live together in a communal setting, selfish behavior by students who do not follow the rules will cause trouble for the lives of other students. We ask for your understanding and cooperation in order to maintain a good living environment in the dormitory.

For details on dormitory rules and resident guidelines, please see below.

The opportunity to interact with other residents, school teachers, and local community members through various events is a valuable experience unique to dormitory life.
(Examples) Welcome party for new students, exchange event with international students, Christmas party, etc.

A：公共交通機関やスクールバスを使って通学できない学生が対象です。ニセコ町内、蘭越町、倶知安町、京極町、黒松内町、仁木町、共和町、岩内町、喜茂別町、真狩村、留寿都村に居住する方は原則入寮対象外となります。

A：教育委員会で定めている寮則や寮生心得を必ず守っていただきます。特に、日課で定めている時間を守ってください。また、清掃時間に必ず清掃・片付けを行い、常に清潔な状態にしていただきます。集団生活であることを十分に理解して、寮生活を送ってください。

A：長期休暇（夏季・冬季）の各10日間前後は完全閉寮となり、寮での滞在・宿泊等を行うことはできません。この期間は実家に帰省するなどして過ごしていただきます。

A: It is possible if you apply in advance as described below.
Dormitory residents: Please fill out the return-home form at least three days before you return home.
Parents/Guardians: Please contact the caretaker's email address at least three days before your child returns home for the holidays to inform them of the date of return and arrival at the dormitory.

A：寮の近くには、徒歩約5分～10分の場所にコンビニが1軒と、スーパーが1軒（Aマート）あり、食料や雑貨などを購入することができます。また、徒歩約15分～20分の場所には、ドラッグストアとニセコ駅があります。ネットショッピングで寮宛に荷物を届けてもらっている生徒も多数います。

A：公共交通機関を利用して近隣地域（倶知安町、留寿都村）に遊びに出かけたり、町内施設でアルバイトをしたりして過ごしています。冬は無料周遊バスで10分のスキー場へ行くこともできます。
自然豊かなニセコ町なので、ランニングやサイクリング、散歩などを楽しむ寮生も多いです。寮内では、食堂の共有キッチンを使用して自炊やお菓子作りをするような過ごし方もあります。

A：ニセコ医院が寮から徒歩15分圏内にあります。病院への受診は、原則として寮生自身で受診していただきます。ただし、体調等によりご自身での受診が難しいと判断した場合は、ハウスマスターなどが同行してサポートします。

A：寮の食事体制及び設備上の都合により、特定の食材を除いた代替食の提供や、アレルギー対応のために調理場所・調理器具を分けての調理等は行うことができません。そのため、各ご家庭において十分にご検討いただいたうえで喫食の判断をお願いいたします。

- General inquiries regarding the dormitory (to the Niseko International High School office)
　TEL：0136-44-2224
　MAIL：koukou★town.niseko.lg.jp（★を＠に変換）
Available hours: Weekdays 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM

• Educational Exchange Center　　　
　TEL：0136-55-6515
Available hours: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM