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S.I.L.A.C. - Accommodation

At present the following accommodation options are available to SILAC students:

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i. Studio Apartments

Yamasa Villa I,
Yamasa Villa III, IV,
Residence Hane,
Residence U,
Residence K

ii. 2DK/3DK Apartments (suitable for couples, families etc)

Residence L 2DK
Residence L 3DK

iii. Dormitory Style

Yamasa Student Village,
Yamasa Villa II

iv. Host Family

Homestay Program

There are also occasionally some off campus housing options.

For housing fees for short term / long term students and other details please visit the Student Accommodation section in the center homepage.

Students can choose various combinations of Student Housing. It is possible to move from one option to another if availability etc is no problem. All prices are in the Student Accommodation section in the center homepage. Accommodation options are booked automatically when you complete your program application and are confirmed by email or written letter as preferred.

Housing notice from Admissions - Especially during peak periods, it may be necessary for Yamasa's housing office to place you in either a hotel or apartment for 1 or 2 nights before you enter your main accommodation. This is because of the need to ensure that all of the facilities have been cleaned properly after the previous student(s) leave. In all cases there is of course no extra charge - it is simply to ensure that a high standard of accommodation can be maintained.

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