Oikoshi Community Center - Tsukuba

Thirty years ago, I was a resident of this dormitory for two years. I think that the role is changing now, The situation at that time ... ・ There is no mobile phone, and you always use a nearby pay phone. For incoming calls, the representative reception at the "common building" → Post the incoming call contact slip on the bulletin board. Aside from the contact from my family, I was confused when I contacted someone who didn't know the name alone (I didn't understand the requirements, so I said "wrong?"). By the way, the public telephones near the dormitory are crowded, and long telephones are NG. I ride my bicycle to the telephone box on the north side of the Expo Center. Since it is a long distance, I can contact my home with 100 yen coins. ・ Mail is also stored in the "common building". A drawer (like a PO Box) was prepared. In my memory, it was divided into buildings and floors. ・ Similarly for newspapers, if you subscribe, go to the "common building" every day. In addition, I was a vending machine installed under the office (2F), and sometimes. Mainly, I think other students are the same, but the newspapers that can be read at the library. ・ Weekday dinner at the cafeteria. It was a set meal of 350-400 yen, and it was quite fulfilling. The fun is "pacific saury set meal (saury was fat at that time)", "Karaage set meal (I have never eaten fried chicken because it is better than this)", "Foil grilled chicken breast", "Curry" Udon (it was beef curry) " I think that I became a member of society and ate a lot of delicious foods, but when I compare the menu alone, none of them are as good as what I ate here. It wasn't the seasoning of memories, I thought so at that time. On Saturdays and Sundays, I mainly cooked myself. ・ I was taken care of by a major bicycle company, but at "Yoshiike (a series of Yoshiike in Okachimachi)" in the "common building", I took care of cut vegetables and a small amount of meat. became. There is a connection that my classmates were working part-time, and there is also a shopping aspect, but the most familiar thing is. ・ About half a year at the "communal bath". Later, I started to rent a shower room in the central gymnasium for training. Of course, since I rent it for free, I couldn't say that it was comfortable because there were some seasons when hot water did not come out in the shower using the exhaust heat of the air conditioner. ・ When new students move into the dormitory, a sales event for daily necessities is held in the plaza in front of the "common building", so I bought a bicycle, refrigerator, and carpet here. Bicycles and refrigerators worked until graduation and set out for the next user. ・ When moving to an apartment, it was a tradition of the dormitory to rent a rear car owned by the "management office" and carry luggage like a night escape. I was going back and forth between the old and new living rooms when I moved from Building 21 to Building 22 to the apartment when I was promoted to the third year. Even if I write it lightly, it is as above. Thank you very much for your help. Thank you very much.