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Japan の学生住宅
Japan is located in East Asia, and its territory consists of four large islands - Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu - and more than 6,800 small islands, which is why it is also known as the "Land of a Thousand Islands". It has a population of about 126 million and a land area of approximately 378,000 square kilometres, with Tokyo as its capital.
Japanese universities consistently perform highly in global university rankings, and many of Japan's universities are world-renowned.
By mid-2025, the number of international students in Japan had reached around 435,000, the highest level ever recorded, with students coming primarily from China, Nepal, Vietnam, and a fast-growing population from Nepal and Myanmar.
Looking ahead, Japan aims to host 300,000 international students by 2027 and 400,000 by 2033. With current growth momentum, these goals appear well within reach, further reinforcing Japan’s position as one of Asia’s most attractive study destinations. This rental website also provide different room types of student accommodation in Japan near campus, we have share house and apartment that are well-furnished, equipped with modern amenities - including Wi-Fi. All at a student-friendly price. You can easily search for student accommodation by city, university, and more.
Student Accommodation in Japan
Finding suitable student accommodation in Japan can be challenging, uhomes makes it easier. We are dedicated to providing student accommodation solutions, assist students seeking the best and most affordable student accommodations in Japan. Here are some advantages of rent our apartment building in Japan.
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Types of Student Housing in Japan
Except for student dormitories, students housing in Japan include share house, private apartment and homestay. Each type of Japan student accommodation has pros and cons, there is no single "best" option for every student. Read the following guide to make an informed choice that fits your lifestyle, budget, and goals.
Share houses
Share house in Japan not only comes with an affordable price, but also offers social connections for students, it's easy to make new friends, just be present in common areas like the kitchen or lounge, participate in resident-organized events, and use shared hobbies to start conversations.
- Advantages: Affordable rent, Social opportunities
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Disadvantages: Limited privacy, Dependent on roommates
Private apartments
Some students also would like to choose private studio for total independence. This type of apartment building in Japan offers freedom and flexibility. But may lead to higher costs. If you are concerned about potential feelings of loneliness or burnout, a private apartment may not be the most suitable choice, as the lack of built-in community.
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Advantages: High freedom, Independent living
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Disadvantages: High initial cost, Complicated procedures
Homestay
Some international students would choose start with a host family to practice Japanese and get immersive experience, then transition to a share house for social connections or a private studio for total independence. If you live in a host family, you should be prepared to eat Japanese food, which is health and delicious.
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Advantages: Cultural immersion, Language practice
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Disadvantages: Less privacy, Adapt to family rules
Student Dormitories
The proportion of Japanese college students living in school dormitories is not high. Many students choose to rent houses. The reasons include the limited number of school dormitories, especially in big cities, and the fact that some people value personal privacy and space and are more inclined to rent houses alone. Especially for international students, the number of dormitories is scarce, and they need to rent a house by themselves even more.
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Advantages: Lower cost, Furnished
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Disadvantages: More rules, Shared facilities
Popular Japanese Universities and Nearby Student Housing
- The University of Tokyo student accommodation
Waseda University student accommodation
Keio University student accommodation
Kyoto University student accommodation
Osaka University student accommodation
Tokyo Institute of Technology student accommodation
Hitotsubashi University student accommodation
Nagoya University student accommodation
Hokkaido University student accommodation
Tohoku University student accommodation
Kyushu University student accommodation
Top Japanese Cities for International Students
The cities with the largest number of Japanese international students include Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Fukuoka and Nagoya. Among them, Tokyo, as the capital, has a large number of universities and well-developed infrastructure, and has the largest number of international students. Osaka and Nagoya attract a large number of international students due to their economic vitality and cost of living advantages, while Kyoto is renowned for its rich historical and cultural heritage. Let’s explore student accommodation near the top cities in Japan.
Average Rent by Region
The average monthly student rent in Japan ranges from approximately ¥26,000 in the Tohoku region to ¥57,000 in Tokyo, with a national average of about ¥41,000. Rents are significantly higher in major cities like Tokyo due to their urban location, while other regions such as Hokkaido, the Kanto region (surrounding Tokyo), and Kinki (including Osaka and Kyoto) are more affordable.
| Region | Average Rent (Yen) |
| National average | 41,000 |
| Tokyo | 57,000 |
| Hokkaido | 34,000 |
| Tohoku | 26,000 |
| Kanto | 51,000 |
| Chubu | 30,000 |
| Kinki | 40,000 |
| Chugoku | 26,000 |
| Shikoku | 27,000 |
| Kyushu | 29,000 |
Average Cost of Living in Japan:
The average monthly cost of living in Japan for students is approximately ¥73,000 to ¥150,000, depending on factors like location and lifestyle. Tokyo is at the higher end with average monthly costs around ¥199,000, while other regions can be as low as ¥133,000. Key expenses include rent, food, utilities, transportation, and other expenses.
- Student Accommodation in Japan costs:
Price Monthly Rent (Yen) Apartment ¥70,000 – ¥150,000 Share house ¥40,000 – ¥80,000 Dorm ¥20,000 to ¥50,000 Homestay ¥50,000 – ¥80,000 - Food and Groceries:
Dining Out: ¥1,000 - ¥3,000/month
Groceries: ¥25,000 - ¥40,000/month
- Transportation: ¥8,000 - ¥13,000/month
- Healthcare: ¥20,000 - ¥30,000/year
- Miscellaneous costs: ¥24,000 - ¥40,000/month
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DASH LIVING TSUKIJI EAST
6-chōme-3-9 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo, Tokyo 104-0045
The University of Tokyoまで3.27 mi
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1-11-4 Nihonbashi Bakurocho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo 103-0002
JP¥236,000/月 から
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DASH LIVING RYOGOKU
2 Chome-5-3 Ishiwara, Sumida City, Tokyo, Tokyo 130-0011
Waseda BunkaKan Japanese Language Courseまで0.73 mi
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19 分
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Student Hall Campus terrace Shinjuku Hyakunincho [Meals included]
新宿区百人町3丁目26-2, Tokyo, Tokyo 169-0073
Waseda University Waseda Campus (Headquarters)まで1.22 mi
11 分
JP¥80,084/月 から
Student Hall Sanclivage Nogata
六丁目 東京都中野区野方6丁目, Tokyo, Tokyo 165-0027
Waseda University Waseda Campus (Headquarters)まで3.83 mi
28 分
JP¥58,084/月 から
U Share Waseda WC2
〒169-0051 東京都新宿区西早稲田３丁目２４−８, Tokyo, Tokyo 169-0051
Kyosin Language Academyまで0.20 mi
2 分
4 分
JP¥78,584/月 から
RESIDIA Heiwadai
練馬区平和台四丁目13番4号, Tokyo, Tokyo 179-0083
Human Academy Japanese Language School Tokyoまで4.02 mi
33 分
JP¥55,500/月 から
Bauscross Kita-Shinjuku
新宿区北新宿４丁目１０番３号, Tokyo, Tokyo 169-0074
Sendagaya Language Schoolまで0.81 mi
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18 分
JP¥85,792/月 から
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Japanの学生寮に関するよくある質問
How to find student housing in Japan?
You can find student housing in Japan through uhomes.com. We are dedicated to helping international students find the ideal house in Japan. All our listings are verified, fully furnished, and equipped with essential amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. We have advisors speaking both Japanese and English. Feel free to contact us anytime for your rental needs.
How much is student accommodation in Japan?
The cost of student accommodation in Japan ranges from ¥15,000 - ¥100,000 per month, depending on the location, room type, and utilities.
- University dormitories: ¥20,000 - ¥60,000 per month.
- Shared houses: ¥15,000 - ¥70,000 per month.
- Private apartments outside major city centres: ¥40,000 - ¥80,000 per month.
- Private studios in Tokyo: ¥80,000 - ¥100,000 per month
Are there cheap student accommodation in Japan?
Yes, there are cheap student accommodations in Japan. Beyond the low rent, uhomes.com’s exclusive affordable accommodation in Japan for students with no cleaning fee. Some are bill-inclusive and have no key money, no agent fees, and no fire insurance. Book with uhomes.com, you can secure the ideal student room at the lowest price.
What are the best student accommodation in Japan？
The best student accommodation in Japan depends on your preferences and budget. If you value privacy and independence, consider our DASH LIVING SHINJUKU SANCHOME SYFORME, Tokyo. It offers various fully furnished 1-bedroom apartments in Japan, ensuring you have a comfortable life. If you are a budget-conscious international student, our affordable student housing in Japan starts from ¥15,000/month-¥29,000/month, such as Asakusa Nagatani Building, Tokyo.
What are room types of student accommodation in Japan?
Student accommodation in Japan includes university dorms, shared houses, private apartments, and homestays.
- Student dormitories in universities are usually the most cost-effective room type in Japan. They often have shared public facilities and regulations.
- Share houses in Japan include private bedrooms, shared kitchens, and bathroom spaces. They generally offer more flexible lease terms, so you can move in anytime.
- Private apartments offer the highest privacy and freedom, but they involve more procedures and often require upfront fees such as deposits, gifts, or guarantees.
- Homestays mean you will live with a Japanese family and enjoy better care and a language environment. Some even include meals, making them suitable for those who want to integrate into local life quickly.
Where do international students live in Japan?
About 70% of international students live in private apartments in Japan. Shared houses are popular options for short-term stays. Other students live in public dormitories for a lower price.
Do I need a guarantor when renting student apartments in Japan?
Yes, most student apartments in Japan require a guarantor. If you don't have a Japanese guarantor, you can book student accommodation in Japan with uhomes.com. Our valid properties require no guarantor and make you live a hassle-free life.
Can I get a part-time job while studying in Japan？
Yes, you can find a part-time job while studying in Japan. Before finding part-time jobs, you need to apply for permission at the local immigration office. With a valid student visa, students are limited to 28 hours per week during term time. Many international students earn approximately 81,000 yen per month.