Flat Share Otsuka Port

★★Three words to express BeGood★★ ① Management ability Each property has a person in charge of management and a sub-person in charge, so it is easy to consult when you have a problem! ② Cleanliness In addition to regular cleaning every week, we are thoroughly creating an environment where you can spend a comfortable time by writing down the rules! ③International exchange Cooperate with multiple national and private universities in Tokyo such as Sophia and Meiji & cooperate with study abroad agents in each country! More than 7% of our customers are foreign nationals. [～English okay／可中文對應～] [Opened on September 2018, 1★Newly built property] A new share house with 24 rooms was opened at Otsuka Station on the Yamanote Line. Otsuka Station is sandwiched between Ikebukuro and Sugamo. I think many people have the impression that it is a "modest station sandwiched between downtown areas". However, a large station building was completed in 2013, and the atmosphere has changed to a much more convenient and sophisticated atmosphere. However, one of the few streetcars in Tokyo runs at the south exit, and there is an old-fashioned shopping street in front of the station. The batting center that makes you feel the Showa era is also a landmark of Otsuka Station, and it is a town with such a mysterious charm that you can't say anything about it. There are many shops in front of the station, but if you walk for 5 minutes, it will change completely and become a quiet residential area. The share house is also located in a calm area past the park. There are supermarkets and convenience stores nearby, so you don't have to worry about shopping. It is a newly built three-story property, and the staff chooses all the wallpaper and flooring materials for the rooms. The rooms are not very big, but they are well furnished and have individual mailboxes. I hope you can come and see it once! ★Several times a year, there are joint events for all share houses.International exchange, of course, you can make a lot of friends! There are few streetcars in Tokyo, and in front of the station is an old-fashioned shopping street.