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Accommodation Options: School Dormitory - Go! Go! Nihon Live Show
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- čas přidán 23. 04. 2017
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Students that apply through Go! Go! Nihon can choose among several dormitory options in cities like Tokyo, Osaka and Fukuoka.
Akamonkai Language School has several dormitories. In today's live show, we explore the cheapest option in Tokyo - the Higashi Ogu Dorm.
Go! Go! Nihon will show you one of the school dormitories available to students, discuss the cost of living, as well as the pros and cons of choosing the school dormitory as your accommodation option during your study in Japan.
The simple 3-step process for booking a dormitory as your accommodation is as follows!
STEP 1: LET US KNOW YOUR PREFERENCES
About one month before you are scheduled to head for Japan, we'll email you a questionnaire where you get to tell us which type of accommodation you're most interested in, an average of what you're able to pay in rent, and the most important features of the accommodation.
STEP 2: WE START LOOKING
After you've sent us back the questionnaire, we'll go out and search among the several landlords we partner with, to find you something that fit your needs as closely as possible. All landlords that we partner with are people that we have met and communicate with regularly.
STEP 3: YOU GET THE DETAILS
After we find something that we think will work for you, we'll present you the accommodation with pictures, monthly rate and other details. If it appeals to you, we'll setup the contact with the landlord and help you reserve your place! If it doesn't, we'll repeat step 2.
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This video is a weekly installment of the Q&A sessions we host on our Facebook page every Monday at 11 AM JST. We have added these previously-recorded live shows to our CZcams channel for easy access. These weekly broadcasts are a great opportunity to learn more about Go! Go! Nihon's services as well as Japan in general, so please join us! If you miss the original Facebook show but still have questions about the topic we covered, feel free to leave them in the comments of its corresponding CZcams video and we'll be happy to reply as soon as possible.
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Thanks so much for watching! If you're interested in our other accommodation options, go to our website and contact us if you have any questions: gogonihon.com/en/accommodation
This was great, I was really surprised and happy to see people of all ages taking advantage of your program. I initially thought it was mostly going to be super young people right out of High school.
Although most of the students are between 18 to 30 years old we do have under age and 40, 50, 60 students as well. In some case some extra information maybe required. For any further inquiry, please contact us through our site gogonihon.com
Thank you, good video. What I would like to see for a video is going around a supermarket and showing some prices so we can compare to our countries, maybe adding some tips to save here and there, and maybe comparing a small store (like 7/11) to a supermarket, and a bulk-supermarket (like Costco). Thank you!
Great idea Facundo! I'll do that in June (long list of pending live coming up in May ahah).
-Davide
haha don't worry. I'm sure all the next videos will be awesome!
I would love to see what the average students buys over the course of a week or two to see, if you budget correctly, how far a student can make their money last for. But maybe I just like weird things like that, haha!
Great idea, thank you :D. We'll add that to our list.
Very insightful video, thank you !
Thank you very much! (Davide)
kind of felt bad for the kid. lol he was nervous as hell!
Could you do one of these for a private apartment? ^^
We will, thank you for the suggestion! (Davide)
Thank you.. for the good information..
Please do a video about the new Kabocha Koya dorm. I would like to know how far it is from the school.
Thanks for the suggestion! We plan to do more videos about accommodation :)
Thank you, Good information! I would like to see the sharehouses
We will do later in May or June!
I would really like to see some share houses as well, more than 1, and if possible, see the types of people who are living in those share houses.
First of all I want to thank you guys from Go!Go!Nihon for providing us wth this informative videos!
I will be attending Akamonkai long term course since October this year and I was wondering if you could show us the sharehouses or dormitories with single rooms? Sadly the Akamonkai site doesn't provide much in this field.
We should be able to show photos of one student private room in a different dormitory in one of the next live shows. Akamonkai has several dormitories, so it's difficult to go and show them all, but we will do our best. Also when you email Go! Go! Nihon, you can get more information about the dormitories, so please ask your student coordinator at Go! Go! Nihon about it. (Davide)
I will most definietly contact you gusy, thanks for all the hard work you put into creating this shows, they help a lot!
Are you going to akamonkai this October?
If everything goes according to the plan, yes I am :)
WOW, honestly if people are complaining about 300$ accomodations I would like to encourage them to rent in Toronto. This place seemed clean and liveable, 300$ in Toronto you'd be sleeping with cockroaches.
Thats a cheap price. Dorms in the US are thousands of dollars
@@kuroichan101 I feel that man, 4k a semester for a dinky dorm ;-;
Waaaa more than one hour video!!
This was very informative,
What are the chances for a guesthouse video close to akamonkai?
You guys are helping me alot with my trip for January term
Thanks so much for your feedback, we're glad you found it helpful! For any videos we may not have filmed yet in regards to the guest house, you can always request pictures from us via email! You're in contact with us via email, right? If not, please fill this out: gogonihon.com/en#contact :)
Hey GoGoNihon, first of all, Nice video as always.
Secondly I had a little question concerning accomodation, I was considering coming to Japan in October 2018 and one of my friend wants to come too, would it be better (money talking) to take an appartment for both of us and split it 50/50 or take a sharehouse each (in the same sharehouse) ?
Thank You :)
Split the rent of a small apartment will be cheaper. However living in a share house with other students and Japanese people make it easier at the beginning since you can make friends from day one and you always have someone to ask things in the house. If you have other questions, you can contact Go! Go! Nihon. Thank you!
I’m interested in possibly doing your youth study trip. Could you make a video showing what it’s like?
thanks for the video it answered alot of questions....beside that a video of that new dom. u where talking of would be awesome im curious what i get for 60k yen ^^
You're welcome!^^
It's a private room, in a newly built dorm, with less people living (and sharing) at 10 minutes walking distance from the dorm. For photos and more detailed information, please contact us at Go! Go! Nihon. Also please keep in mind that spots in the dorms are limited and usually the nicest one, although more expensive, got full fast, so you wanna contact Go! Go! Nihon as soon as you can ;)
Hi! I'm 14 yrs and I wanted to study to Japan but I don't know if minors are allowed to study abroad yet and I only know little of Japanese
Hello, the minimum age is 18 but we are looking forward to helping you in the future!
What I need to know is when I pay my education fee doesn't that price stated in your website include the full payment of the dormitory as well or that is apart from that price?
Also can you show a dormitory for ALA school I'm curious about it.
The school payment on the site doesn't include the dormitory.
Ala doesn't have a school dormitory unfortunately, but we can offer other options to students studying at ALA. For more information on available dorms and prices, please inquiry us.
How much is the rent per month ? What about rent plus utilities ?
I feel like I'm gonna suffocate if I would to stay in a dormitory room besides sleeping in there haha. I have a few questions tho, does the dormitory have a curfew? In terms of the room size, is it smaller compared to a share house's room?
It would be nice to see a video showcasing the share house too, instead of digital images that you seen online. Anyways, nice video as always, I look forward to see your upcoming videos! Cheers!
Like you said, in case you want more space, share house, apartment and even homestay could be a better option. Go! Go! Nihon is working on making a live video from one of the share houses... however if you contact Go! Go! Nihon through gogonihon.com we can provide you with the necessary information.
Hi, Can you please mention the name of the dormitory and the address.
Do you need to bring pillows or sheets
That depends on the accommodation type! Most dorms already have pillows and sheets, but some sharehouses might not!
I need to know if you study the 2 year course which is 1,500,000 yen how do you pay for accommodation too without a job
The price tag on the Bicycles says $198, ..., & $99.8, Not the 19 dollars he is saying !!!
Is there any way to get help into work after the course?
Hi, thanks for your question. Some schools do help students with finding work after finishing the language course. Be aware that generally employers in Japan require applicants to have both a university degree or several years of work experience, as well as high Japanese language ability. Feel free to email us if you would like more information: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm
@@GoGoNihonGo cheers bro
Hello Goodnight. How much money would I need to do a 2-year course, study Japanese and work in my free time at least 6 hours. I am very interested in the course. Thank you so much.
Hey there! A 2-year course would require you a bank statement of 4,000,000 yen. Please also note that you are allowed to work part-time 28 hours per week on a student visa. Hope this helps!
nice but is there have a dorm for women only?
Hi! Yes, there are a few women-only dormitories (depending on the school) , and also sharehouses that are women-only. Hope this helps!
Is the monthly price for the apartment 35,000(yen) before or after splitting it 50/50 with a roommate?
Hello, this would be after
I mistakly sent several application with your website form, what can I do ?
no problem, it is a contact form, not an application form
Pros-Definitely a cheaper option compared to other places.
Cons- cockroach infestations, dirty toilets
Sorry to hear about the conditions you experienced. Our accommodation partners generally offer relatively high standards of cleanliness and living, although many places in Japan - even the cleanest ones - can suffer from cockroaches during the warmer months. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns about accommodation in Japan! gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm
Was the guy from 26min an NPC?
why indian from india cant apply via Go Go nihon?
Unfortunately we do not support applicants from India at this stage since we follow the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs' list of visa exempt countries and India is not on that list:
www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/short/novisa.html
Sorry we aren't able to help you at this point.
You people don’t help Indian people for admission , it hurts!