To Kyushu University

A while ago, I went to Kyushu University for the Architectural Institute of Japan conference.

The campus is huge and there is also a hamburger restaurant.

Tsukuba University also has a large campus and there is a certain coffee shop there, but it has a different atmosphere.

It's new overall, but that's not all.

 

This presentation was a report on building shops in Shikoku.

I received valuable opinions and advice, so it was worth the trip.

 

I won't go into details, but I have just realized that there are two main types of presentations by each professor.

Professor Kurihara from Kumamoto Prefectural University gave a good presentation.

  

I feel like it was a memorable tournament.

 

The Kyushu University campus is entirely new.
You can move around the campus via covered walkways. It seems that bicycles are not allowed, so I wonder what Kyushu University students do on a regular basis. Many students at Tsukuba University get around by bicycle.
The trees seemed to be acting strangely. Could it be the effect of the intense heat?