My Share House in Japan!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Come see where I lived while I worked as an ALT in Japan :D
(Feel free to speed up the video, it's a bit long haha!)
Timestamps:
0:24 Entrance
1:13 Living and dining room
4:35 Bedroom
12:04 Kitchen
14: 32 Bathroom
16:50 Conclusion
Some additional information:
-While I lived here, my rent was 75,000 yen which was later hiked up to 81,000 yen inclusive of wifi, utilities.
-I didn't have my residence card when I signed the contract so my passport was accepted.
-Pets weren't allowed as far as I knew.
-We could have guests overnight for free for a limited number of nights a month.
-I renewed my contract every six months.
-We had a lovely lady come in twice a week to clean the common areas, but you are expected to clean up after yourself when using the kitchen and bathrooms.
Leave a comment in case of any further questions!
Idk how I missed your video... But I'm glad you are back❤
Love watching your videos ❤ .Can you please tell me about JET Programme . Is it possible for indians to get an ALT job through JET.
Hi, I've mentioned whatever little information I have about Indians in the JET programme in this video. ruclips.net/video/i6m2lF2LN9Q/видео.htmlsi=I17A8hmfdUk4M8HB
Bro I am arriving in February 2025. Hope you can help me with some general doubts.
Nice tour shiva, how much does a share house cost per month
Hi, I’ve mentioned my rent in the caption but you can also check prices on the TokyoShareHouse app :)
you look so cuteeeeee🥰🥰
That's very expensive. Isn't it?
It is expensive, yes, but my initial move in fee with the apartment Borderlink provided me was exorbitant. If I compare both amounts for the time I was in Japan, what I paid for my share house vs the amount I would have had to pay had I chosen the BL apartment in my school area- it comes up to almost the same number.
Apart from that, as I have mentioned in the video, this choice definitely made my life a lot easier. I never had to buy furniture, never had to set up gas/water/ and internet connection. I never had to worry about disposing off my furniture when I moved out.The area I lived in was also important to me- It was safe, residential area with a lot of young families. The train station was a five minute walk away, I had multiple supermarkets, pharmacies/medical supply stores, conbinis, clinics and restaurants within a 15 minute walk. I had a massive, fully-equipped kitchen (basically impossible to come by in a 1K). I had people around me right from the word go and all these people ended up becoming very good friends. If I was ever sick or needed help, there was always someone- you can't put a price on that (at least I couldn't).
I know of people that have had good experiences with apartments in Japan and I know those that haven't. At the given time, a share house seemed like the right fit for me and really proved to be so, right up until the day I left.
@@shivaasaemeow5771 😮 I see. I can see the difference now ... Also Ig in BL appartment it could have been lonely... The price seems reasonable now ...
Thankyou for clarifying
It's such a nice place, will you continue being an alt