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- Address:
- 2-15-45 Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 108-8345 Japan
- Phone:
- +81-3-3453-4511
- 8 min. walk from Tamachi Station
(JR Yamanote Line or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line)
- 7 min. walk from Mita Station
(Subway Asakusa Line or Subway Mita Line)
- 8 min. walk from Akabanebashi Station
(Subway Oedo Line)
- North Building: Conference Hall, Faculty Club, Health Center, Office of Correspondence Courses, Facilities Department, Office of Alumni Affairs & Fund Raising, 150th Anniversary Commemorative Project Office, Admissions Center, North Building Hall
- Old University Library: Fukuzawa Memorial Center for Modern Japanese Studies, Institute of Oriental Classics, Conference Halls
- Keio Corporate Administration "Jukukan-kyoku ": Office of the President, Office of Human Resource Management, Harassment Prevention Committee Office, Organization for Global Initiatives, Project Office for Administrative & Management Reform, Administrative Affairs Office, Office of Communication and Public Relations, Center for Integrated Education System, Accounting and Finance Office, Facility Management Office, Conference Hall
- East Research Building: Global Security Research Institute, Project Rooms, G-SEC Seminar Room, Global Studio/ G-SEC lab, Meeting Room, East Building Hall, Salon
- New University Library: Mita Media Center, Media Center Head Office
- Temporary Office Building
- Public Speaking Hall " Mita Enzetsu-kan "
- Graduate School Building: Classrooms(313-375C), Computer Center, Seminar Rooms, Research Rooms for Graduate Students, Institute for Media and Communications Research, Education Center, Institute for Economic & Industrial Studies, Institute of East Asian Studies, Mita Information Technology Center
- First School Building: Classrooms(101-147)
- Faculty Research Building: Office of Faculties of Letters, Economics, Law and Business & Commerce, MITA Office of Research Administration, Deans Offices, Conference Room A&B, Research Rooms, Office for Faculty Service
- Keio Trade Union
- West School Building: Classroom(501-545), Cafeteria, Student Club Rooms, West Hall, Student Counseling Room
- West Building: Office of the University Athletic League, Internal Audit Services, Office of Mita Bungaku
- University Co-op
- South Building: Classrooms(2B11-2B42), Chairs Office, Office for New Educational Initiatives, Teacher Training Center, Library, Distance Learning Room, Moot Court Room, Research Rooms, Garden, Discussion Room, Meeting Room
- Temporary Lecture Room Building: Classroom(K11)
- West Annex :
- Institute of Cultural & Linguistic Studies, Research Center for the Arts & Arts Administration, Research Institute for Digital Media and Content, Information Technology Center
- East Annex :
- Yonsei Tokyo Office at Keio
- South Annex :
- Classrooms(621-672)
- MTC Building :
- Organization for Research Advancement & Administration , Center for Research Promotion, Incubation Center , Office of Research Grants, Intellectual Property Center
- Old University Library
- Old University Library which was built in 1912 to commemorate 50th anniversary of Keio University's foundation has a long and distinguished history. The stained glass picture displayed at staircase landing in the entrance hall represents Keio University which first brought modern educational system into Japan. An armored warlord as the symbol of feudal society and the goddess with a pen in her hand which symbolizes western civilization are depicted in the picture with the sidescription in Latin "the pen is mightier than the sword".
- East Research Building
- East Research Building is the base of Global Security Research Institute. "Maboroshi no mon" gate which had been here since 1922 was moved to the middle of the slope to the center of campus from the building.
- New University Library
- The Mita Media Center has open shelves, study rooms and other facilities in huge space of six stories above the ground and five underground stories. It collects some 2,300,000 volumes mainly in the field of humanities and social sciences.
- Public Speaking Hall "Mita Enzetsu-Kan"
- "Mita enzetsu-kan", a national important cultural property, is the first lecture hall in Japan which opened in 1875. The founder of Keio University, Yukichi Fukuzawa, is the one who translated "speech" and "debate" into Japanese. Yukichi Fukuzawa used to deliver speeches to audience in this building.
- South Building
- This building houses Keio's new professional law school, and is equipped with a distance learning room, model courtroom and law library. Keio's International Center is also located here. Banraisha, an important work created through collaboration between Isamu Noguchi and Yoshiro Taniguchi, is relocated to the third floor.