Make your stay in Tokyo unforgettable
STUDYING or WORKING?
Find the BEST fit for you!
What is
Borderless House?
Borderless House is a multicultural sharehouse community where people from over 50 different countries come together to share life.
By maintaining a 50:50 ratio of local and foreign residents, we create an environment where you can easily meet and make friends with Japanese.
What makes Borderless House
the Best accommodation?
Make Japanese friends at once!
You will always have Japanese housemates who are interested and excited to make international friends. No Japanese language experience is required!
From the first day you arrive in Japan, you'll be able to make Japanese friends from the comfort of your own home.
Explore Japanese culture authentically!
From exploring hidden local restaurants, attending firework festivals, to cooking traditional Japanese foods… there are many authentic experiences that you can only experience when living along with Japanese friends.
You will undoubtedly make unforgettable memories and gain a deeper love for Japan.
Staff will be your “advisers for Japanese Life”!
What if I get sick? How can I buy a cell phone? How do I open a bank account? Don’t worry!
We will support you in all aspects of life from the day you arrive until you leave.
BORDERLESS HOUSE COMMUNITY PROGRAM
We want to think beyond in-house exchanges.. Current residents Former residents Let's connect the entire community! New Program Start!
BENFITS TO FIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL SITUATION
Convenient Access to Major Universities
simple Procedure
INITIAL FEE 50,000 YEN ONLY!
(DEPOSIT IS INCLUDED)
All you need to pay for the initial fee is only 50,000 yen, and 10,000 yen / 15,000 yen of deposit will be refunded on your move-out day, depends on the length of your stay. (To get more information, please send us an inquiry or see FAQ for details)
FULLY EQUIPPED AND FURNISHED
Since our houses are already fully equipped and furnished at the time of your move-in, you will not need to purchase furniture etc. You can relax and start your life in Tokyo from the day you arrive in Japan!
INITIAL FEE 50,000 YEN ONLY!
(DEPOSIT IS INCLUDED)All you need to pay for the initial fee is only 50,000 yen, and 10,000 yen / 15,000 yen of deposit will be refunded on your move-out day, depends on the length of your stay. (To get more information, please send us an inquiry or see FAQ for details)
FULLY EQUIPPED AND FURNISHED
Since our houses are already fully equipped and furnished at the time of your move-in, you will not need to purchase furniture etc. You can relax and start your life in Tokyo from the day you arrive in Japan!
TENANT VOICES
- Language School Students
Martinafemale 20'sI have being here for 1 year and I can say that it was a wonderful experience.It was full of fun, we shared opinions, we went out having fun all together. We also went BBQ and Izakaya all together.I definitely recommend the Borderless House living because it is really fun and enjoyable!
- Interns
Sabinefemale 20'sI stayed in Togoshi3 for 8 months and had a great time with the housemates. They became my friends for a lifetime and always helped me when I needed them. Together with my roommate, we went for Borderless House Homestay in Kyoto and had a great time there! I am so glad that I could meet the tenants from Togoshi2 as well:) We are friends with them and often go out to an Izakaya. Thank you for everything Borderless House! I will never forget my time in Japan!
- Interns
Yoonmale 20'sLiving in Borderless House for past a month was such a unforgettable experience. started as an intern, started living in Asagaya house. Got a perm position at a company in Otemach, lived in Korakuen1 house for three months. I met many of my life-long friends through Borderless House and I was able to build up my career through living in two houses was support of my friends. thank you. I will be back someday!
- Working Holiday
Chanfemale 20'sThank you for everyghing for these two years! I had lots of fun to stay at Shimokitazawa1 Share House! I enjoyed communicating by Japanese, English and even body language. I spent awesome time with housemtates every day, like going to see Cherry blossoms in spring and going on picnic to Yoyogi Park on weekend! These 2 years were precious memories for me!
- Language School StudentsMartinafemale 20's
I have being here for 1 year and I can say that it was a wonderful experience.It was full of fun, we shared opinions, we went out having fun all together. We also went BBQ and Izakaya all together.I definitely recommend the Borderless House living because it is really fun and enjoyable!
- InternsSabinefemale 20's
I stayed in Togoshi3 for 8 months and had a great time with the housemates. They became my friends for a lifetime and always helped me when I needed them. Together with my roommate, we went for Borderless House Homestay in Kyoto and had a great time there! I am so glad that I could meet the tenants from Togoshi2 as well:) We are friends with them and often go out to an Izakaya. Thank you for everything Borderless House! I will never forget my time in Japan!
- InternsYoonmale 20's
Living in Borderless House for past a month was such a unforgettable experience. started as an intern, started living in Asagaya house. Got a perm position at a company in Otemach, lived in Korakuen1 house for three months. I met many of my life-long friends through Borderless House and I was able to build up my career through living in two houses was support of my friends. thank you. I will be back someday!
- Working HolidayChanfemale 20's
Thank you for everyghing for these two years! I had lots of fun to stay at Shimokitazawa1 Share House! I enjoyed communicating by Japanese, English and even body language. I spent awesome time with housemtates every day, like going to see Cherry blossoms in spring and going on picnic to Yoyogi Park on weekend! These 2 years were precious memories for me!
CONTACT
Feel free to contact us now! We will help you to find perfect house!
※Our new years holiday. 12/30/2022 ~ 1/3/2023
As of the date above, we won't be able to correspond to your moving in, moving out, room viewing, and so.