Fespa Kyoto
A furnished share house near Kyoto Sta. Residents are mostly in their 30s, with some international residents. Ideal if you want to socialize and enjoy a lively house.
- ○Men
- ○Women
- ○Non-Japanese
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If you are looking to move to Kyoto and want to confirm right away whether a property accepts international residents, the quickest way is to narrow your search to share houses that welcome foreigners, which often have more flexible requirements regarding residence cards and guarantors.
While the central areas of Karasuma and Shijo-Kawaramachi—where many universities and language schools are located—are convenient but slightly more expensive, you can find more affordable rent by expanding your search to areas along the Karasuma Subway Line, such as Kita-Oji and Kitayama, or along the Keihan Line in Fushimi and Uji. These areas are well-suited for those staying long-term for study or work. Another advantage of these properties is the opportunity to live with a diverse, international community.
A furnished share house near Kyoto Sta. Residents are mostly in their 30s, with some international residents. Ideal if you want to socialize and enjoy a lively house.
A furnished share house near Kyoto Sta. Ideal for anyone looking for a calm place to live.
A furnished women-only share house near Kyoto Sta. Ideal for women looking for a safe first place of their own.