BORDERLESS HOUSE KYOTO-KINUGASA| International Share House| Living with Japanese locals and people from around the world
- Male×Japanese nationality
- Female×Japanese nationality
BORDERLESS HOUSE
KYOTO-KINUGASA
Experience the beauty and nature of Kyoto while living in a bright, spacious share house with a vibrant community. The large kitchen and living room can accommodate 26 tenants, making it ideal for those who love to meet and interact with people from around the world. Enjoy easy access to the city center by bus without transfers.
【Your Ideal Home in Kyoto - A Large-Scale Share House with Unique Features】
Borderless House Kyoto-Kinugasa stands out for its size, accommodating 26 residents. Each room comes with a loft and high ceilings, creating a spacious and open feel. The 2nd floor features a sunny, large living room perfect for socializing, watching movies, or playing games with housemates.
The house also offers a large parking area for bicycles and scooters, free of charge. Enjoy interacting with residents from nearby Borderless Houses like Kyoto Kuramaguchi and Nishijin, making for a lively and enjoyable shared living experience.
【Explore Traditional Kyoto with Modern Convenience】
Kyoto Kinugasa is famous for its traditional streetscapes, with temples like Kinkaku-ji, Ninna-ji, and Toji-in nearby. It's a popular area for international tourists and students alike.
The neighborhood offers a perfect blend of dining options and a tranquil residential environment. Supermarkets and convenience stores are within walking distance, providing a convenient and calm living environment.
【Easy Access to Major Schools and Universities by Bicycle】
Located just a 5-minute bike ride from Ritsumeikan University, the house also offers direct bus routes to ISI Japanese School and central Kyoto areas like Kawaramachi, Shijo, and Kyoto Station.
• Ritsumeikan University: 5 minutes
• Doshisha University: 10 minutes
• ISI Language School: 15 minutes by bus
- Kyoto Area
- Bus stop Senbon-Kuramaguchi 5 minutes
- Community Members 9 Countries 21 tenants!
- House Type
- 20~ people
- Gender Mix
- Non smoking house
- Bathtub
You can sit down the big couch, have a cup of coffee and watch movie with housemates. This space should be the center of communication!
Rooms are full of sunshine as facing South and have private balcony.
PHOTOS
ACCESS
The closest station
- Bus stop Senbon-Kuramaguchi 5 minutes
- Bus stop Kinkakuji-michi 5 minutes
- Keifuku Line Kitano-Hakubaicho station 20 minutes
FLOOR PLANS
In Common Space
- 2 TV
- 2 micro waves
- Five Shower room
- High-speed Wireless Internet
- 2Toasters
- One bathroom(shower & bathtub)
- 2 coffee makers
- 4 fridges
- 2 oven Microwaves
- 4 Washing machines
- Parking for bicycle and bike
In Each Room
- Air Conditioner
- Loft
- Bed / Bookshelf / Clothing Storage
- You could rent a bedding set from us or bring it by yourself. There is an additional one-time rental fee - 9,000 yen for a bedding set. (Bedding set includes sheet, mattress pad, futon, futon cover, pillow, pillow cover, and blanket.)
- High-speed Wireless Internet
- Desk / Desk lamp / Chair
VACANCY INFORMATION
Please click on the button for the room you wish to reserve.
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If your favorite room is not available right now, please fill out this form.You will be notified as soon as a new vacancy comes up.
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REVIEWS
Yumi
female 20's
Jeong
male 20's
色んな言語を経験してみて、対話の大切さを分かるようになりました。
Danielle
female 20's
Most of the community was open and active, we either ate together, watched movies together, went shopping or traveling together and had a great atmosphere. To all coming tenants: Please try and share time with the people of the house, it's so much fun, it's a shame to sign up to a sharehouse but be locked in your room all the time!
Sophie
female 20's
By living in a sharehouse you never feel alone (and if you need your own space, you can easily rest in your private room). You also learn how to live with many people from all around the world with different cultures.
Louis-Ayman
male 20's
Borderless house' s number one concern seems to make sure the communities are always kind to one another. And it works like a charm.
MIZUKI
female 20's
ボーダレスでは、年齢、身分、国籍も異なり、また全ての人が違うバッググラウンドを持っていることから、様々な人の考え方や価値観を知ることができたと思います。さらにそれらが私自身の価値観の変化に大きく影響していってると思えます。特にキャリアに対する考え方は、イベント後の深夜2時ごろの歓談でいろんな人と沢山話してきました。大学の友人とも就活について話し合うことはあると思いますが、同じ状況うえ、不安をこぼし互いに励ますことしかできません。ボーダレスハウスでは、社会人の方もいらっしゃいますし、就活でのOBインタビューより、より深く気軽に相談できます。そういった意味では、一緒に暮らしているからこそできる体験があると感じました。前述したように、国籍も異なる方と住むことから、文化の違いで軽く衝突した事もあります。その時に自分の未熟な部分を学ぶことができました。集団生活をしている以上、イライラすることもありましたが、最も人間性が成長できた貴重な体験であったと思います。
Procedure
Inquire Searching for an available room
Reserve your room or Inquire us from our website/phone.Make a reservation for room-viewing.
Room-viewing
You can also make a reservation without room-viewing.
Confirmation of room reservation
You can move-in after 2 days at the earliest. You can make a reservation from the list above.
Contract・Move-in
Making a contract either in our office or the House.
FAQ
- Can I move-in soon? Can I stay only for a month?You can make a reservation without room-viewing. So, you can move-in after 2 days at the earliest.
Minimum of 1 month-stay is required. - How much does it cost to move in?BORDERLESS HOUSE JAPANInitial fee 50,000 yen (30,000 yen key money and 20,000 yen deposit are included) and the first month's rent and utility fee have to be paid within three business days after the reservation is confirmed. If you would like to rent the bedding set, there is an additional one-time rental fee - 9,000 yen. (Bedding set includes sheet, mattress pad, futon, futon cover, pillow, pillow cover, and blanket.)
*Rent and utility for the first month are calculated on a pro-rated basis from the day you move in.
*If the room you reserved is currently available, your rent starts 2 weeks after you sent us the reservation at the latest. If the room will be available from a certain day, your rent will start 2 weeks after the available day at the latest.
*Restoration Fee 5,000 yen~10,000 yen will be deducted from the deposit, depends on the duration of your stay.BORDERLESS HOUSE KOREAWe ask for an initial fee of 800,000won total, consisting of 300,000won management fee and 500,000won deposit within 3 business days after your reservation is confirmed.
Management fee is non-refundable and this is covering the maintenance of the house and other support we give our tenants. Deposit is refundable so we will give this back to you on your moving out day if there is no problem.
This initial fee has to be paid within three days after the reservation was confirmed. In case you are renting a bedding set from us, there is an additional one-time rental fee of 60,000 won. Rent and utility of the first month (calculated on a pro-rated basis from the day of your move-in) has to be paid by your move-in day.BORDERLESS HOUSE TAIWANThe initial fee totals 6,500 NTD, including a management fee of 1,500 NTD and a deposit of 5,000 NTD. Please complete the payment within one day after receiving the confirmation email of your reservation.
※The rent and utility fees for the first month (calculated from the move-in day until the end of the month) must be paid on the move-in day.
※If the room you reserved is currently available, your rent will begin to be calculated from 14 days after you sent us the reservation at the latest. If the room becomes available on a specific date, your rent will start to be calculated from 14 days after that available date at the latest. - Can I move-in even though I cannot speak local language?BORDERLESS HOUSE JAPANThere are many tenants at Borderless House who may not speak the local language, have recently started learning it, or are visiting the country for the first time. Additionally, the local housemates who move into Borderless House have a keen interest in foreign languages and cultures. Many of them prefer using English in their daily lives. Your housemates will be more than willing to assist you in challenging situations, and it's not uncommon for people to experience improvements in their language skills after moving in. Don't worry!There are many tenants at Borderless House who may not speak the local language, have recently started learning it, or are visiting the country for the first time. Additionally, the local housemates who move into Borderless House have a keen interest in foreign languages and cultures. Many of them prefer using English in their daily lives. Your housemates will be more than willing to assist you in challenging situations, and it's not uncommon for people to experience improvements in their language skills after moving in. Don't worry!BORDERLESS HOUSE TAIWANThere are many tenants at Borderless House who may not speak the local language, have recently started learning it, or are visiting the country for the first time. Additionally, the local housemates who move into Borderless House have a keen interest in foreign languages and cultures. Many of them prefer using English in their daily lives. Your housemates will be more than willing to assist you in challenging situations, and it's not uncommon for people to experience improvements in their language skills after moving in. Don't worry!
- Can I get along with my housemates?Borderless House offers you great opportunities to communicate with people. Our tenants discuss & set the House rules like cleaning rules together. Through those discusstion, they create nice and comfortable life environment.
It is our pleasure to support our tenants even after their move-in. Please do not hesitate to contact us!
日本にいながら国際交流できた点がとてもよかったです。英語力の成長だけではなく、文化の違いを受け入れることで、自分の視野を広げることができる点が、自分に合っていました。