This is one chapel and auditorium ensemble, designed by Vories Architects, and build with a steel-framed reinforced concrete structure. The auditorium is a high quality space with a high ceiling. The exterior is a modernist design with minimal decoration. The building was completed in 1951 with a donation from the American Mission Board to rebuild the school after its destruction in the Osaka air raid. The building was named “Hale Chapel” in memory of the family of missionary A.D. Hale, the founder of the school. The chapel was renovated in 1984 as part of the centenary celebrations of the school. It is not only a place of daily prayer, but is also used to host cultural events.