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Whether you have considered it fully or not... your chances of successfully learning Japanese will depend very heavily on where you live. Most students in Japan cannot afford high rents. They end up living in small substandard housing and spend long periods standing in congested trains, subways and buses during their commutes. If your accommodation is unsuitable, crowded, or requires a long commute, or cannot be altered easily and without fees, then you are going to find it more difficult to learn Japanese. If you have not lived in Japan before, please click here for information regarding leases and deposits. For students at Yamasa, there are a number of options in Student Housing as well as the Homestay Program. Not only is it possible to choose from a wide range of options, it is also possible to choose a combination of options ALL carefully managed by our full time Housing Office staff. To view each of the housing options currently available please click on the links below for full details of facilities, floor plans, maps, photographs and video:
Your own self contained and fully furnished studio apartment! - All are within walking distance of the campus, shops and recreational facilities. Offering full privacy, comfort and affordability.
Yamasa Villa 1 (12 Studio
Apartments)
Yamasa Student Village (modern 50 room residence)
Although it is older than the Student Village, the newly renovated Villa 2 dormitory offers the lowest cost single room accommodation available for long term students. Yamasa Villa 2 (8 room dormitory)
Click here for Homestay page, Home visit page Self contained tatami mat rooms with kitchen and bathroom in the annexe of a hotel in northern Okazaki. Used as an overflow facility during peak season if required. Rec World Hotel Annexe (1K and 2DK apartments) Special Accommodation for students bringing families can easily be arranged. Please try to provide us with at least 2 months notice. Alternative private rental accomodation can also be arranged if preferred.
For transport to other areas of the city or for weekend and holiday travel, there are bus stops located close to all of the accommodation options and the station (JR Okazaki Station on the main Tokaido line between Tokyo and Osaka) is a short bicycle ride away.
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