Facilities
Tokai University European Center (TUEC) is located in Vedbęk, a quiet seaside
town in the suburbs of Copenhagen. It faces Sweden across the sea. In its 9,000
square meters premises, there are three sharply contrasting buildings, a stately
old Danish mansion, a modern styled new wing and a Japanese House.
Main Building
The main building
contains office
rooms, a dining room,
a living room, a
library, etc
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Dining |
Living |
Main Library |
New Library |
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New wing
The modern styled
new wing contains an
office room, a
conference room,
etc.
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Conference Room |
Lobby |
Meeting Room |
Bedroom |
Sauna |
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Japanese House
The Japanese House
floored with
Japanese "tatami"
mats was opened in
1971. It is built in
the style known as "Sukiyazukuri"
and emphasizes the
purity, simplicity
and harmony with
nature which are
characteristic of
traditional Japanese
architecture. The
two rooms
-"Bosei-tei" (large
room) and "Wakei-an"
(small room)- have
been modeled after
the original designs
of two famous tea
ceremony rooms ("Zangetsu-tei"
and "Fushin-an")
constructed in
Kyoto, Japan, in the
16th century.
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Entrance |
Tea-ceremony room
"Bosei-tei" |
Tea-ceremony room
"Bosei-tei" |
Tea-ceremony room
"Wakei-an" |
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