BORDERLESS HOUSE ITABASHI-KUYAKUSHOMAE1-Share House in Ikebukuro
Available rooms
- Female×Japanese nationality
- Male×Foreign nationality
BORDERLESS HOUSE
ITABASHI-KUYAKUSHOMAE1
- Ikebukuro Area
- Itabashi-Kuyakushomae Station, Toei Mita Line 1mins walk.
- Community Members 7 Countries 16 tenants!
- House Type
- 20~ people
- Rooftop
- Gender Mix
- 5mins walk from the station
Features of Share House
This share house can accommodate a total of 20 tenants, you have more chances to make more friends from all over the world, as well as learn Japanese language and culture!
Surroundings/ Environment
The shopping street is just in front of the share house! Not only supermarkets but there also are a 100-yen shop, fast food restaurants, cafes, etc. We recommend you a sushi restaurant nearby where you could enjoy having dinner with your housemates on a special day!
PHOTOS
ACCESS
The closest station
- Itabashi-Kuyakushomae Station, Toei Mita Line 1mins walk.
- Oyama Station, Tobu Tojo Line 13mins walk.
The time required from the major railway stations
- Shinjuku：20mins
- Shibuya：25mins
- Shinagawa：37mins
- Takadanobaba：20mins
- Ikebukuro：14mins
- Ueno：22mins
- Roppongi：34mins
- Yokohama：58mins
Neighborhoods
- Convenience Store：1-minute walk
- Grocery Store：3-minute walk
- Gym：3-minute walk
- Public Bath (Sentō)：3-minute walk
- Park：5-minute walk
FLOOR PLANS
In Common Space
- Microwave
- Rice Cooker
- Refrigerator
- Four Shower room
- TV
- Four Toilet
- High-speed Wireless Internet
- Washing machine
In Each Room
- Bed / Bookshelf / Clothing Storage
- Air Conditioner
- Desk / Desk lamp / Chair
- You could rent a bedding set from us or bring it by yourself. There is an additional one-time rental fee - 9,000 yen for a bedding set. (Bedding set includes sheet, mattress pad, futon, futon cover, pillow, pillow cover, and blanket.)
- High-speed Wireless Internet
VACANCY INFORMATION
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REVIEWS
Moonjin
male 30's
約6年間のシェアハウス生活でした。 その間本当にたくさんの友達に会って楽しかったことも悪かったことも色々経験しましたが、どれ一つ捨てることのない大切な思い出になりました。 外国で他の国の友達と一緒に暮らす経験はきっと本人の人生にプラスになれると思います。 怖がったり恥ずかしがらずに、一度住んでみてください。そして、まず勇気を出して先に話しかけてみてください。その人が一生友達になるかも知れません。
Yukino
female 20's
旅行、花火対下記、海、お花見等沢山出かけしたことや、誕生日パーティー・クリスマスパーティー等皆で料理して楽しんだこと、すべて良い思い出です。がいこくのかたと住むことで、考え方や視野が広がった気がします。すぐに家族のようなかんけいになれる板橋区役所前はうすに住むことが出来て本当に良かったです。
Junpei
male 20's
日常生活で外国人と暮らす経験をして、家の外で外国人に会っても、すんなり会話できるようになる。外国人慣れするので、思考がよりグローバルになる。高いお金を払って外国に行かなくても、日本で外国を経験できる。心から素敵な家だと思う。また住みたいです。この会社を作った人は本当にすごいと思う。尊敬します。
安田
male 20's
ハウスメイトのおかげで超楽しくできました！わーい！
Eunjong
female 10's
ハウスでいっしょにパーティーをしたり、外へ花火大会に行ったりして本当にうれしかったです。ここに住んでいる人たちみんなやさしいし、私が困ったときにいつも声をかけてくれました。ありがとうございました！
Jungoo
male 20's
I had a really great time in Borderless house! People here are amazing. I really want appreciate everyone made me always happy and have positive mind!
Procedure
Inquire Searching for an available room
Reserve your room or Inquire us from our website/phone.Make a reservation for room-viewing.
Room-viewing
You can also make a reservation without room-viewing.
Confirmation of room reservation
You can move-in after 2 days at the earliest. You can make a reservation from the list above.
Contract・Move-in
Making a contract either in our office or the House.
FAQ
- Can I move-in soon? Can I stay only for a month?You can make a reservation without room-viewing. So, you can move-in after 2 days at the earliest.
Minimum of 1 month-stay is required. - How much does it cost to move in?BORDERLESS HOUSE JAPANInitial fee 50,000 yen (30,000 yen key money and 20,000 yen deposit are included) and the first month's rent and utility fee have to be paid within three business days after the reservation is confirmed. If you would like to rent the bedding set, there is an additional one-time rental fee - 9,000 yen. (Bedding set includes sheet, mattress pad, futon, futon cover, pillow, pillow cover, and blanket.)
*Rent and utility for the first month are calculated on a pro-rated basis from the day you move in.
*If the room you reserved is currently available, your rent starts 2 weeks after you sent us the reservation at the latest. If the room will be available from a certain day, your rent will start 2 weeks after the available day at the latest.
*Restoration Fee 5,000 yen～10,000 yen will be deducted from the deposit, depends on the duration of your stay.BORDERLESS HOUSE KOREAWe ask for an initial fee of 800,000won total, consisting of 300,000won management fee and 500,000won deposit within 3 business days after your reservation is confirmed.
Management fee is non-refundable and this is covering the maintenance of the house and other support we give our tenants. Deposit is refundable so we will give this back to you on your moving out day if there is no problem.
This initial fee has to be paid within three days after the reservation was confirmed. In case you are renting a bedding set from us, there is an additional one-time rental fee of 60,000 won. Rent and utility of the first month (calculated on a pro-rated basis from the day of your move-in) has to be paid by your move-in day.BORDERLESS HOUSE TAIWANThe initial fee totals 6,500 NTD, including a management fee of 1,500 NTD and a deposit of 5,000 NTD. Please complete the payment within one day after receiving the confirmation email of your reservation.
※The rent and utility fees for the first month (calculated from the move-in day until the end of the month) must be paid on the move-in day.
※If the room you reserved is currently available, your rent will begin to be calculated from 14 days after you sent us the reservation at the latest. If the room becomes available on a specific date, your rent will start to be calculated from 14 days after that available date at the latest. - Can I move-in even though I cannot speak local language?BORDERLESS HOUSE JAPANThere are many tenants at Borderless House who may not speak the local language, have recently started learning it, or are visiting the country for the first time. Additionally, the local housemates who move into Borderless House have a keen interest in foreign languages and cultures. Many of them prefer using English in their daily lives. Your housemates will be more than willing to assist you in challenging situations, and it's not uncommon for people to experience improvements in their language skills after moving in. Don't worry!BORDERLESS HOUSE KOREAThere are many tenants at Borderless House who may not speak the local language, have recently started learning it, or are visiting the country for the first time. Additionally, the local housemates who move into Borderless House have a keen interest in foreign languages and cultures. Many of them prefer using English in their daily lives. Your housemates will be more than willing to assist you in challenging situations, and it's not uncommon for people to experience improvements in their language skills after moving in. Don't worry!BORDERLESS HOUSE TAIWANThere are many tenants at Borderless House who may not speak the local language, have recently started learning it, or are visiting the country for the first time. Additionally, the local housemates who move into Borderless House have a keen interest in foreign languages and cultures. Many of them prefer using English in their daily lives. Your housemates will be more than willing to assist you in challenging situations, and it's not uncommon for people to experience improvements in their language skills after moving in. Don't worry!
- Can I get along with my housemates?Borderless House offers you great opportunities to communicate with people. Our tenants discuss & set the House rules like cleaning rules together. Through those discusstion, they create nice and comfortable life environment.
It is our pleasure to support our tenants even after their move-in. Please do not hesitate to contact us!
I had a great time in this Borderless Share House. The share house mates are really friendly and we often joined events together. For example we often went to the fireworks in Habashi or the beach in Yokosuka. I came to Japan in order to meet new people and understand their customs. When I first arrived in the house, I felt so shy that I couldn't even speak a word. But the other housemates were really patient and kind to me, so in the end that experience reveals to be really positive. I'm so glad to be able to come back to my country with so beautiful memories.