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I know exactly what you mean. When it's all said and done, you end up spending between 6 and 8 months worth of rent before you even move in.
by coding4all 12y ago
I know exactly what you mean. When it's all said and done, you end up spending between 6 and 8 months worth of rent before you even move in.
- mattm 12y agoNot too mention that furnished apartments are unheard of here so you may also need to spend money on a fridge, stove and air conditioner/heater.
- nihonjon 12y agoActually, weeklies and monthlies are common in cities. マンスリー、ウィクリー http://www.weekly-monthly.net/search/list.html?todoufuken_cd=13&sikuchouson_cd[]=103&cp[]=gw http://www.weekly-monthly.net/search/list.html?todoufuken_cd...
- greggman 12y agoUnheard of? there's plenty of them. I'm renting one in nishi azabu for $2k a month.
- mattm 12y agoObviously, I should have added on "...outside of the major cities." I don't live in Tokyo/Osaka/Kyoto.
- nihonjon 12y agoActually quite a few places allow you to get in without such deposits. I've lived here since my last two years of college - totaling 8 years now - and never had an issue getting in with almost zero down aside from rent and guarantor company fee. My rents have ranged from $350/month to now $1600/month. On the private side: コンフォリア On the public support side (subsidized housing): UR (Urban Renewal) JKK Tokyo (東京都住宅供給公社)