There is no time limit for use, but just like with private rooms, please be considerate to other residents and be quiet after midnight.

Smoking is strictly prohibited on the premises.

Some properties have bicycle parking spaces. There is no parking lot.

Green apartment 2nd has a bathtub.

Basically, you are free to do as you like, but you must keep it clean and avoid any inconsiderate behavior such as making loud noises.

Yes. Chairs, desks, bed frames, and storage are provided (with the exception of some rooms).

Duvets and mattresses are available for rental.

You can bring in any furniture that will fit in the room you will be living in. Depending on the room, it may be possible to remove existing furniture. Please contact us first.

The general process is as follows: 1. Inquiry
2. Arrange a tour or interview date
(+ confirm house rules and complete a questionnaire)
3. After passing the screening, pay the initial fee (secure the room)
4. Contract and rent withdrawal procedures
5. Move-in

We will verify basic information such as income, occupation, place of employment, and identity verification.
Through face-to-face or online conversations, we will see if you are a match for our properties.

Identification document showing your face (passport, visa, residence card)

The basic method is direct debit. If you are a foreign national and cannot debit from a Japanese account, we can also accept transfers via WISE or Paypal.

Yes, it is possible.
You can move to a room in the same property or to a nearby managed property without any fees.

You can move in as early as a week.

Yes, it is possible.

As this also serves as a screening process, we generally ask that the tenant inspect the property themselves. However, if you let us know in advance, we may be able to allow a family member to inspect the property on your behalf.
*If a proxy is inspecting the property, a separate interview with the tenant will be required.

Yes, it is possible.

This is possible if you are planning to change jobs or if you determine that monthly payments are not an issue.

No. This share house is for mid- to long-term residents, and the minimum stay is three months.

Yes, there is. It is for people between the ages of 20 and 40.

Before signing a contract, please be sure to read the Residents Agreement and understand the house rules. Also, please confirm the fee structure, including the initial cost and common service fee, in advance.

An administrative fee, first month's rent, and common area fees are required.
If you move in mid-month, the following month's rent will also be charged. In addition, if you rent futons or use other options, additional fees will be added to the above.

Utility fees and internet usage fees are included.

This includes tissue paper, toilet paper, kitchen paper, detergent, etc. These are consumables for shared spaces. Please bring your own consumables for personal use.

It's fine as long as you contact the house group in advance. Please explain to visitors that they must follow the house rules.

Yes, it is possible. Please check the accommodation rules when you contact us.

Yes, you can use it immediately after moving in.

House rules include rules for maintaining the cleanliness of the common areas and rules regarding the prevention of noise. They also stipulate manners to facilitate communication among tenants. Please be sure to check and understand the House Rules before signing a contract.

Sorry, we do not allow pets in our share house.

We ask that residents cooperate in cleaning the common areas. Specifically, this includes washing dishes and utensils used by each resident and cleaning the common areas.

When you move out, you must inform us of your intention to move out in advance. Also, when you move out, you will be required to clean your room and common spaces. Please check the house rules for details before moving out.

In principle, there is no need for you to be present when moving out.

In-house events include social gatherings, parties, and cooking classes.

Yes, you are welcome to invite your friends to our events.

Residents are welcome to organize events on their own initiative. However, we ask that you please be careful not to disturb other tenants when using the common space.

Participation in events is optional. Please decide whether or not to participate according to your own schedule.

Most share houses have residents who can speak English, so it's okay if you can't speak it. If you're looking to interact with Japanese people, it will be easier to communicate if you can understand even just basic words.