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Tokyo
guesthouse rooms
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How are Sakura House guesthouses ?
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Guesthouse
is a partially shared accommodation. You will have a
private bedroom, and share kitchen, toilet,
bathroom, and living room,
with other people. Consider sharing a house or a large apartment
with
several people.
Some people call it - "Gaijin(foreigner) House".
Rooms are furnished, and monthly rents ranges from 48,000 yen to
0 yen / month. No key money,
guarantor, or agent fee required, you can pop in with a suitcase
and start your
life in Tokyo.
At Sakura House, you get more than a room; you also become a part of your guesthouse's community. From cooking meals and having parties together to cleaning the rooms and taking out trash together, the communal experience builds friendships that last a lifetime.
Click here to see what guesthouse living entails.
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In a guesthouse, you
will have your private bedroom with bedding, air
conditioner, and simple furniture.
Kitchen, living room, shower and toilet are shared with
other tenants. |
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guesthouse kitchen has a fridge, gas
stove, micro wave, toaster, and dishes.
Most houses have TV, and some have cable TV or satellite
TV.
And in most houses, free Internet line is available.
(Your own PC required)
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Note: This is
one example of Sakura House guesthouse. Actual
room size and facilities may differ. |
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Merits of staying at a guesthouse |
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- Save money
Guesthouse rooms are usually cheaper than apartments.
You can save money, or stay at a better location
with the same budget.
- Make friends
Our tenants come from more than 50 countries around
the world. Share your experience in Tokyo with
your house-share-mates. We often hear Sakura
House
"graduates" having
parties in their home countries.
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Find your guesthouse room in
Tokyo |
Option 1: Search by area:
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 Shinjuku,
JR Chuo line |
Shibuya,
Harajuku, Meguro |
| Azabu,
Roppongi, Hiroo |
Shinagawa,
Gotanda |
| Otemachi,
Ginza, Nihombashi |
Asakusa,
Ueno, Akihabara |
| Ikebukuro,
Itabashi ward |
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2: Search from a map of Tokyo GO |
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| Option
3: Search by train/subway lines GO |
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Option
4: Search
by rental status and monthly rent |
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Voice from Sakura House guesthouse
tenants in Tokyo |
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