Many tenants are in their 20s and 30s.

Yes. Around 5% of our tenants are students, but most of our tenants are working people. Yes. Around 5% of our tenants are students, but most of our tenants are working people. In case of students, they are studying languages, have studied abroad or came back to Japan after participating in internships. Most of our tenants are forward-looking individuals and willing to live in a shared house and gain new insights into their personal values to prepare to be independent. (Minors are required to have their parent to be a guarantor.)

It is one month. However, a long-term tenant is given first priority to occupy the room if we have multiple applicants.

It varies from 6 months to 1 year.

No. We don’t accept couples.

Yes. You can invite your friends or family as long as you do not disturb other tenants. We often see housemates organizing a party in the living room and inviting their friends to join. In principle, you are not allowed to have friends or family stay overnight in your room. However, due to certain unavoidable circumstances, we ask our tenants to talk to us first.

No. All the tenants take turn in cleaning communal areas and taking out rubbish.

Yes. All the private rooms have secure locks.

Yes. Every room comes with a bed, but you are not allowed to sleep on a mattress of the bed. You must put a mattress pad on the bed and then put a sheet or otherwise use a Shiki-Futon (with a cover) on the bed. Besides, you must also prepare basic bedding set. (e.g. blanket, duvet, duvet cover, pillow, pillow case, etc.)

No. Smoking is not allowed in all our shared houses. Please smoke in areas where smoking is permitted.

For cars and motorbikes: You can park your car or motorbike in a parking space if it is available and the house has parking spaces. Please ask us for the parking fee because it varies by house. For bicycles: You can park your bicycle for free if the house has bicycle parking spaces. Some houses may not have parking spaces for bicycles, please ask us for more information.

You need to pay your next month’s rent to our designated bank account by the end of the previous month through a bank transfer or at the bank counter.
* If the end of the month (30 or 31) falls on Saturday, Sunday or a national holiday, please make sure to pay the last working day of the month.
* You have to bear the transaction/handling fee.
* We do not accept payment by credit card or standing order.

No. We do not set any curfew.

No. No washing machine is coin-operated. You can use it free of charge.

A TV is provided only in the living room. You can still bring your own TV only if your room has a TV jack. Please note that not all the private rooms have a TV jack.

Yes. Internet access is available in all the shared houses.

You will pay security deposit (one month’s rent), the first month’s rent and the communal area charge (Kyouekihi).

No. But we still need phone numbers and email addresses for emergency contacts. (e.g. Telephone number of your parents, relatives, work, school, etc.)

Yes. Please ask us for more details.

Yes. But cancellation fees will be charged as detailed below.
<14 to 8 days before the date of moving in> 50% of one month’s rent
<7 to 1 day before the date of moving in> 100% of one month’s rent
You are asked to pay one month’s rent if you terminate your tenancy agreement after moving in.

No. You have to be present in the house to receive your package after moving in.

Yes. You can go to your local city hall to register as a resident.

You must give us one month’s notice to end your tenancy. You can call us or use the inquiry form to notify us about your move. If you need to move out urgently, one month’s rent will incur from the date of your notification. We will conduct a move-out inspection of your room in your presence and you will be asked to return your room key.

We will refund any remaining balance of your security deposit after writing off any of the following amounts.
Single room 20,000 Yen
One room apartment 30,000 Yen