The purpose of studying abroad needs to be clear, and you can't study abroad blindly. Why do you want to study abroad? Why do you want to study in Japan? What do you want to do after studying abroad? If you don't know these problems clearly, it will be difficult to recover the time cost and money cost you paid.

We will teach you how to rent a house in Japan from seven aspects: house type, things you need to know before looking for a house, rent price, ways to find a house, things you need to know when entrusting a real estate agent, things you need to pay attention to when signing a lease contract, and co-guarantors.

I. Type of house

(1) school dormitory

Some schools have dormitories specially prepared for students, while others just help students introduce houses and so on. These are all different. If you encounter accommodation difficulties after coming to Japan, please consult the responsible window of the school first.

(2) student dormitory

Although there are not many dormitories for international students run by the state, local governments or non-governmental organizations, there are still some. The equipment is good and the cost is low, but there are restrictions on the number of people and admission qualifications. In addition, some individuals or companies provide dormitories for international students.

(3) Public housing

Foreigners can also apply for public housing provided by local public organizations at all levels. At the time of application, you only need to have cohabiting family members and live in the county for more than 1 year. In addition, even with qualifications, a considerable number of people want to live in public houses with convenient transportation in metropolis, and it is difficult to live in them. For details, please ask the residential section of the county hall of each prefecture.

(4) Types of private rental houses

The rented house and the landlord's house are part of the same building. Use the same door as the landlord, and the kitchen, toilet and toilet are also used together. Some people just rent houses, and there are other different situations.

Second, the Japanese diet is very healthy and light. If people who are used to eating heavy food just go there, they may be a little unaccustomed. You can bring a little seasoning to eat at home and add a little when cooking. Students who can't cook can only go to supermarkets and convenience stores to buy food. Because Japanese people also like Chinese food very much, China restaurants can be found everywhere.

There are also foreign students whose Japanese ability needs to reach the standard. If they are studying in a language school, it is good that their Japanese ability reaches the minimum level. You can take the J-test E-F and learn Japanese for 3-5 months. If you are studying in a regular Japanese university, the requirements for liberal arts are N 1 and for science are N2.

If the subject decides to study abroad, make preparations as soon as possible, and you can continue to ask me some other questions about accommodation and study abroad.