What is the '100 Yen Breakfast Project'?

It's a new initiative by Musashino University to offer breakfast at a subsidized price of 100 yen to its students, aiming to provide economic support and encourage healthy eating habits amidst rising living costs.

When and where will the project be held?

The project will run from April 16 to June 10, 2026, on weekdays (when classes are in session) at LOHAS Cafe (Ariake Campus) and the Student Cafeteria (Musashino Campus).

What are the operating hours for the breakfast service?

Breakfast will be available from 8:15 AM to 10:30 AM at LOHAS Cafe and from 8:15 AM to 10:00 AM at the Student Cafeteria.

Is there a limit to the number of meals available?

Yes, there is a limit of 50 meals per location per day, totaling 100 meals on a first-come, first-served basis.

Who is eligible to use the '100 Yen Breakfast Project'?

This project is exclusively for Musashino University students.

[Musashino University] Strengthening Student Support Measures Amidst Rising Prices: '100 Yen Breakfast Project' Launches in April ~Supporting Students' Day Starts with Breakfast at the Campus Cafeteria~

Published Mar 30, 2026 10:10 PM ・ Updated Jun 2, 2026 1:01 PM ・ 4 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

Musashino University is launching a '100 Yen Breakfast Project' for students in April as a measure against soaring prices.

Musashino University (Koto Ward, Tokyo; Nishi-Tokyo City, Tokyo; President: Seiko Konishi) is currently working to improve campus livability. As part of these efforts, starting in April, the university will launch the '100 Yen Breakfast Project' targeting its students at the 'LOHAS Cafe (Ariake)' and the student cafeteria (Musashino) on campus. This project aims to provide economic support to students amidst continuing price hikes and also to encourage the habit of eating breakfast. To implement this project, campus cafes and cafeterias will open before their usual operating hours in the morning. A special breakfast menu, considering nutritional balance, will be developed. By having students pay a nominal fee of 100 yen instead of offering it for free, we hope to foster a sense of gratitude towards those providing the meals. Furthermore, we aim to encourage the habit of coming to campus a little earlier to eat breakfast, thereby promoting stable daily rhythms and improved health, contributing to a more fulfilling campus life. Moving forward, the university will continue to create a campus that offers more experiences and interactions, making it an attractive place to be. Starting with this project, future plans include the effective utilization of vacant classrooms and the creation of spaces where students can interact daily. 【Related Links】

What is a Comfortable Campus from a Student's Perspective? - Campus Livability Improvement Workshop Held -: https://www.musashino-u.ac.jp/news/detail/20260121-7719.html

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Scheduled Implementation Date 1st Semester of FY2026 (April 16 - June 10) Mondays to Fridays *Only on days when classes are held Location ■ LOHAS Cafe (Musashino University Ariake Campus Building 3, 2nd Floor) 8:15 - 10:30 ■ Student Cafeteria (Musashino University Musashino Campus Building 6, B1 Floor) 8:15 - 10:00 Price 100 yen / meal Notes Limited to 50 meals per location per day, for a total of 100 meals. *First-come, first-served basis. Not available to individuals other than Musashino University students.

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[Musashino University] Strengthening Student Support Measures Amidst Rising Prices: '100 Yen Breakfast Project' Launches in April ~Supporting Students' Day Starts with Breakfast at the Campus Cafeteria~

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What is a Comfortable Campus from a Student's Perspective? - Campus Livability Improvement Workshop Held -: https://www.musashino-u.ac.jp/news/detail/20260121-7719.html

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