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"Travel Share House-Kizuna hug-" opens in Tokyo!
A 5-minute walk from the west exit of Ikebukuro Station, a 5-story share house for 15 men and women.
What do you think of when you hear "travel"? New encounters, stimuli, touching various values, excitement, excitement to expand yourself, learning and new awareness. For those who are attracted to such keywords, this story is good news.
Traveling share houses run by Kizuna are different from share houses that you just want to save, and you can get encounters and experiences that can only be found here, where you can live as if you were traveling.
A "traveling share house" is a share house where people of completely different nationalities, genders, cultures, and ages "live like traveling" through "international exchange" in their daily lives.
A sense of scale that all 14 people in all know each other and can live in harmony. In the big city of Ikebukuro, it is a house where people all over the world can live with peace of mind, as if it were a hideaway.
The hug share house has a colorful design, and all the rooms have different wallpaper so you can choose the one that best suits your taste. The living room and kitchen are located on the 3rd floor, creating a new atmosphere for socializing.
The house is located in a residential area, within a 5 minute walk of Ikebukuro station, and within a 5 minute walk of convenience stores, restaurants, and department stores. The house is located in a residential area, within a 5 minute walk to convenience stores, restaurants, and department stores. 5 minutes to Shinjuku station, 15 minutes to Shibuya station, and 8 train lines including JR Yamanote, Fukutoshin, and Saikyo lines.
Private rooms are hard to come by, so you might be lucky if you find one. The rent for a private room starts from 61,000 yen.
This share house has a large number of working adults aged around 25 to 30. Because of the homey atmosphere and harmonious environment, the house is characterized by many long-term residents. There are also students as there are many universities nearby. With 14 residents, this is a great place to live for those who want to feel safe and secure.
Washbasin
Bathroom
Living room
Library
T V
Washing Machine
Kitchen
Self-locking
Bicycle parking
Women Area
"Ikebukuro" station (west exit)
5min
"Shinjuku" station
15min
"Shibuya" station
20min
"Tokyo Station
25min
Drug store
3min
Lawson Store 100
3min
supermarket
2min
Family mart
3min
location
2-chome, Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
Traffic
5 minutes walk from the West Exit of Ikebukuro Station on the JR Line, etc.
Structure
steel construction
Initial contract fee
¥44,000
Rent
¥34,000〜¥72,000(*Prices on the website are Already applied to the 2-year discount. *6,000 yen will discount from regular monthly rent in the case of 2-year discount is applied. *3,000 yen discount from regular monthly rent in the case of half year discount is applied.)
Service fee
¥15,000〜¥17,000
Security deposit
None
Brokerage fee
None
Contract
3 months or more
Conditions
Male and female residents, 2 residents, foreigners
Number of Rooms
15 rooms
Supplement/Remarks
Room
area
area
(tatami mat)
rent
fee
fee
Status
101
Men’s Dormitory
16.0
16.0
¥34,000
¥15,000
¥15,000
vacancy
201
Women’s Dormitory
7.0
7.0
¥34,000
¥15,000
¥15,000
vacancy
203
Private room
6.0
6.0
¥64,000
¥17,000
¥17,000
vacancy
Can I move-in even though I cannot speak local language?
Since Kizuna House is a share house where residents interact actively with each other, we receive many comments from residents that they are able to study the language by interacting actively with their share mates. Many residents have just begun their studies or are visiting Japan for the first time.
In particular, share houses with the concept of international exchange tend to have many people who are interested in foreign languages and cultures and want to speak English in their daily lives. Rest assured, many have actually improved their language skills since moving in!
How much does it cost to move in?
Initial fee of 44,000 yen and the first month's rent and utilities must be paid within 3 business days after the reservation is confirmed. If you wish to arrange for the purchase of a bedding set, a separate bedding fee of 10,000 yen will be charged. (Bedding set includes sheets, mattress pad, futon, duvet cover, pillow, pillowcase, and blanket.)
*Rent and utilities for the first month will be prorated from the date of move-in.
When is the earliest I can move in after viewing the room?
After viewing the room, you will be screened. The earliest you can move in is 14 days after passing the screening.
Are there any furniture in the private rooms?
Yes, air conditioners, beds, curtains, storage space, and refrigerators are provided. Please inquire at the time of viewing for details.
