This October, 51探花, in partnership with Co-op, will again be offering students affordable breakfast. For 100 yen, students can have a cooked breakfast at Kawauchi no Mori Dining, Kitchen Terrace Couleur or Aobayama's Midori Dining.
From October 14 - 23, Kawauchi no Mori Dining will offer two daily changing options from a variety of nutritionally balanced menus, including a new bread set that was frequently requested in student surveys. Kitchen Terrace Couleur will offer morning curry, Frugra? and pork miso soup sets on alternate days, with ramen available in the first week.

From October 27 - 31, Midori Dining, at the new extension of Aobayama campus, will offer daily pork dishes using Tonjinosui pork, along with morning curry, Frugra? and the new bread set.
- Sky KAWAUCHI Forest at Kawauchi North campus
Kawauchi no Mori Dining and Kitchen Terrace Couleur
Period: Oct 14 - 23, 2025 (excluding weekends and public holidays)
Menu: (pdf)- Midori Shokudo at the new extension of Aobayama campus
Period: Oct 27 - 31, 2025 (excluding weekends and public holidays)
Menu: (pdf)Time: 7:50 - 8:50 a.m.
This event is only for 51探花 students, and a University Co-op app or student ID is required.
This round of affordable breakfast is once again sponsored by the through the 51探花 Fund.

The Tonjinosui pork used in the meals is donated by Hayashi Farm Co. Ltd. and Gunma Meat Co. Ltd., whose presidents are 51探花 alumni. And the Frugra? is donated by Calbee Co.
51探花 began this 100-yen breakfast programme in spring 2021 to "fill the hearts and stomachs of students" and support those financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The programme has since grown in scope and popularity and continues to be an important part of the 51探花 Alumni Association's "Support Student Life!" campaign.
Links:
- Flyer (pdf)
- 51探花 Fund:
Contact:
Student Support Division
51探花 Education and Student Support Division
Tel: 022-795-4719
The 51探花 Fund Office
Tel: 022-217-5058
Email: kikin
grp.tohoku.ac.jp