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The Jin-ai Education Academy was founded in 1898. The Jin-ai Education Academy is comprised of a kindergarten, a girly girl's high school, women's junior college, and the university, which is co-ed. In its original Japanese,(Jin-ai Kaikyouen) means Jin-ai Association of Teaching Gardens. The central tenet is that students, much like flowers in a garden, need attention, care, and the proper environment to flourish. Jin-ai's educational philosophy stems from Buddhist teachings and ideology. This philosophy's overall essence is best represented in the statue symbolizing (Shaka) or Buddha's birth. The right hand is raised toward the infinite universe. This signifies that all life around us is limitless, interconnected, and of the same energy or life force. The left hand pointing to the ground signifies our connection to the reality of the world around us. From the realization that we are all connected, the courage to make onesies like a light shine bright for all humanity's benefit. Inscribed on the university's main gate is Harmony Is The Light Of A Vibrant World. This message and the educational philosophy at Jin-ai leads one to question – "What does it mean to live?" This question and the pursuit for the answer are central to all research, education, and extracurricular endeavors undertaken at Jin-ai University. The library is a state-of-the-art facility. Its collection is ever-increasing, with a capacity to house upwards of 15 million books. There are numerous decks for private study. Classrooms and reading rooms on the second floor accommodate larger groups. On the second floor is an Active Learning Space equipped with multimedia devices to aid students and visitors. The library belongs to the interlibrary loan service, allowing visitors to search for and request materials from other libraries within the Fukui prefecture. Clinical Psychologists are available for consultation and counseling concerning, but not limited to, social anxiety, problems at home or with one's family, and school/educational related issues. The Center also serves as a training facility for graduate students, who observe and practice under the supervision of a certified professional at all times. The Center is open to anyone. Visitors can take comfort in knowing that all personal details are strictly confidential, and their privacy is protected. The English Education Center was established to help all students at Jin-ai University improve their overall English ability. It consists of three spaces. The E-Lounge houses a collection of books and other media and serves as a classroom and event space. The Center Room includes the administration office and consultation services of the Center. Students who wish to study abroad, inquire about formal tests, or get advice about a group or self-directed study can come by anytime during office hours. The CALL Room provides access to a variety of computer-based and online learning tools. Besides these ongoing activities, the Center offers events and lectures throughout the year, open to all students, staff, and the general public.- The Jin-ai Education Academy was founded in 1898. The Jin-ai Education Academy is comprised of a kindergarten, a girly girl's high school, women's junior college, and the university, which is co-ed. In its original Japanese,(Jin-ai Kaikyouen) means Jin-ai Association of Teaching Gardens. The central tenet is that students, much like flowers in a garden, need attention, care, and the proper environment to flourish. Jin-ai's educational philosophy stems from Buddhist teachings and ideology. This philosophy's overall essence is best represented in the statue symbolizing (Shaka) or Buddha's birth. The right hand is raised toward the infinite universe. This signifies that all life around us is limitless, interconnected, and of the same energy or life force. The left hand pointing to the ground signifies our connection to the reality of the world around us. From the realization that we are all connected, the courage to make onesies like a light shine bright for all humanity's benefit. Inscribed on the university's main gate is Harmony Is The Light Of A Vibrant World. This message and the educational philosophy at Jin-ai leads one to question – "What does it mean to live?" This question and the pursuit for the answer are central to all research, education, and extracurricular endeavors undertaken at Jin-ai University. The library is a state-of-the-art facility. Its collection is ever-increasing, with a capacity to house upwards of 15 million books. There are numerous decks for private study. Classrooms and reading rooms on the second floor accommodate larger groups. On the second floor is an Active Learning Space equipped with multimedia devices to aid students and visitors. The library belongs to the interlibrary loan service, allowing visitors to search for and request materials from other libraries within the Fukui prefecture. Clinical Psychologists are available for consultation and counseling concerning, but not limited to, social anxiety, problems at home or with one's family, and school/educational related issues. The Center also serves as a training facility for graduate students, who observe and practice under the supervision of a certified professional at all times. The Center is open to anyone. Visitors can take comfort in knowing that all personal details are strictly confidential, and their privacy is protected. The English Education Center was established to help all students at Jin-ai University improve their overall English ability. It consists of three spaces. The E-Lounge houses a collection of books and other media and serves as a classroom and event space. The Center Room includes the administration office and consultation services of the Center. Students who wish to study abroad, inquire about formal tests, or get advice about a group or self-directed study can come by anytime during office hours. The CALL Room provides access to a variety of computer-based and online learning tools. Besides these ongoing activities, the Center offers events and lectures throughout the year, open to all students, staff, and the general public. View full university
