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Village House Igomori
Igomori 41-36, Obama-shi, Fukui-ken
Shin-Hirano Station - JR Obama Line - 27.0 minutes walk, 2.1 km
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Village House Igomori Dai 2
Igomori 42-35-3, Obama-shi, Fukui-ken
Higashi-Obama Station - JR Obama Line - 30.0 minutes walk, 2.3 km
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Apartments for Rent in Obama
Located in Fukui prefecture, Obama is home to a thriving business community. The area is renowned for its beautiful scenery with mountains, rivers, and sea coasts all within easy reach. It is also home to a number of historic sites, including the famous Obama Castle. Additionally, Obama is well-connected to the rest of Japan, with regular train and bus service to Tokyo and other major cities.
If you are looking to relocate to Obama, it is important to start searching for apartments to rent and secure a place to stay before moving. Village House offers affordable apartments for rent in Obama with no need for key money, security deposit*, handling fees, or renewal fees. With low rental payments, you can free up more money to put towards other expenses. Village House makes it easier for you to stick to your budget while living in Obama.
Start exploring our available apartments for rent in Obama today!
A Glimpse into Our Obama Rental Apartments
When considering a rental apartment in Obama, it's important to consider the transportation options in the area. If you're relying on public transportation, you'll want to make sure there are plenty of options nearby. Look for bus stops and railway stations within walking distance of your potential apartment. For example, Village House Igomori Dai 2 is close to Obama Station, Higashi-Obama Station, and Seihama Station. You can also head over to Yuokabashi Bus Stop, which is 14 minutes away from the apartment. This will help to ensure that you can always get where you need to go, even if the weather is bad or when there are unexpected delays.
If you have school-age children, one of the most important factors to think about will be the proximity of schools. Rental apartments in close proximity to schools can be harder to come by, and they may be more expensive. However, that is not the case with Village House. Village House Igomari Dai 2 is situated close to Imadomi Soranotoori Nursery, Imadomi Elementary School, and Obama Dai Ni Junior High School. If you are an ALT or English teacher working in these schools, this rental apartment can offer both convenience and cost savings.
With Village House, it's easy to find an apartment that fits your needs. Plus, with photos and floor plans available on our website, it's easy to get a feel for each apartment before you even visit in person. If you need help finding a rental apartment, our team is always here to assist you.
Once you’ve shortlisted an apartment for rent in Obama, you may also get in touch with us to schedule a visit – we look forward to speaking to you soon!
FAQs About Living in Obama
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1. Is it expensive to live in Obama?
The cost of living in Obama is relatively low compared to other major cities in Japan, making it an affordable option for many professionals. Expect to spend about ¥145,000 every month, with ¥53,000 on food and ¥10,000 on transport.
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2. What are some highlights of Obama?
Throughout your time in Obama, you can enjoy peace and serenity at Myotsu-ji Temple, Wakasahime Shrine, Myorakuji Temple, and Unose Park. You can also look forward to festivals such as the Omizu Okuri held in March at Jinguji Temple.
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3. How do I apply for a Village House apartment in Obama?
Once you’ve decided on a Village House apartment in Obama, do take some time to prepare the following documents to ensure a smooth application process:
- Completed application forms - we will provide these to you.
- A clear copy of the front and back of the Japanese Residence Cards (Zairyu Card) for all non-Japanese nationals who will move into the apartment
- A copy of the applicant's Income Certificate (e.g. the most recent Salary Statement, Pay Slip, Pension Receipt, Welfare Receipt, etc.) For those who have recently changed jobs or have accepted a new job offer, please provide an employment contract or a job placement notice that includes your estimated salary.)
- A copy of your bank passbooks of both the account you will register for direct debit with and the account where you receive your salary, that shows your latest transaction and your name on it.
To find out more, check out our FAQ page.
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*Dependent on the credit check results and contract details, a deposit may be required.