Life In Japan: Living in a Be Good Japan Sharehouse
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Living in a share house in Japan is one of the best ways to make friends from all over the world as well as with local Japanese people.
BeGood Japan offers sharehouses focused on international culture exchange, with most of its residents being from overseas. Each resident gets their own room with furniture, a large communal living space and regular cleaning services in public areas of the house.
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I lived in this sharehouse during my stay in Tokyo and it is actually pretty good! I loved living there. So new and modern !!! Nice service, location, and people! Not to mention the occasional parties that Be Good Japan hosts to network outside the sharehouse. It is located at 15 minutes walking from Yamanote line, the most important subway line that connects you to all the tourists areas in Tokyo and also it has the Marunochi line at 8 minutes walking. Btw Stella what are you doing in that video? Lol. miss you. You will never feel lonely living in a sharehouse and it is like having a family outside your home country. I highly recommend Shin-Otsuka campus and ISI language school :)
So nice to hear your feedback - what a glowing review!! 🤩 Really glad you enjoyed living there 😊
what was the price of it monthly??
I wish I could go so bad! 2 years would be nice but I need at least $15,000 to attend and at least $15,000 to survive lol ...I need a million dollars 😂 😩
Hahahaha .. Wish you the best .
And then another $15,000 if I can't make a life for myself in Japan and need to return to my country or I'll be moving back into my parents' house in my 30's. Please bring me $50,000 for Christmas, Santa-san!
That is a lot of washing machines!
What is this particular share house called? It looks very nice
It's located in Shin-Otsuka - feel free to email us if you'd like more information! gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm
Is there a minimum age for GoGoNihon? I'm very interested in It!
Hello! Nice to hear you're so interested! We require applicants to be 18 years or over in order to apply to study at a language school. If you're not quite 18 yet but you still want to experience studying in Japan, we also run a Study Trip for those under 18 where you get to study and take part in cultural activities for a couple of weeks. Visit our website for more info or to contact us with more questions: gogonihon.com/en/
Where is this? I'm currently looking for a share house,If ever I'm accepted at the language school in harajuku
You can see information on our accommodation partners on our website - feel free to contact us through the website for more info on location of sharehouses, pricing etc :) gogonihon.com/en/accommodations/
Tu és a gatinha mais linda do mundo.
Unfortunately I do not recommend this company for various reasons. Firstly, they are way too expensive for a share house. Shop around and you will find much cheaper options that are relatively the same in terms of quality. Also, the staff are not foreigner friendly and have poor grasp of English. There are sooo many options in Tokyo now so please do a thorough search like I did!
Hi James, we’re very sorry to hear that you had a negative experience with one of our accommodation partners. We work hard to offer various accommodation options at all ranges of prices and are keen to understand how we can further improve this. Could you please send us a message at info@gogonihon.com with further information about your stay so that we can follow up with our partner?
Thank you very much, and we look forward to hearing from you!
@@GoGoNihonGo All I would like to add is other students found better options on their own afterwards. If you choose companies with good customer service to offer to students, I think it's better for your image. Lafesta turned out to be not so bad. Borderless house also was a good experience because they stick to a concept of 50-50 Japanese/non-Japanese living together. Good luck!