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![Exterior of Village House Nagaoka in Nagaokakyo-shi]()
Village House Nagaoka
Ao Hatakeda 24, Nagaokakyo-shi, Kyoto-fu
Nishi-Muko Station - Hankyū Kyoto Main Line - 21 minutes walk, 1.7 km
1 Vacancy See this property-
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- Rent:
- ¥45,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 28.98m² / 1DK
- Room:
- 1-409 South (1 Building / 4 Floor)
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![Exterior of Village House Okubo in Uji-shi]()
Village House Okubo
Okubocho Minaminoguchi 10-2, Uji-shi, Kyoto-fu
Kutsukawa Station - Kintetsu Kyoto Line - 6 minutes walk, 0.5 km
Available See this property-
- 360°View
- Rent:
- ¥57,500
- ROOM SIZE:
- 49.20m² / 3DK
- Room:
- 2-304 South (2 Building / 3 Floor)
- 360°View
- Renovated
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- 360°View
- Rent:
- ¥60,500
- ROOM SIZE:
- 49.20m² / 3DK
- Room:
- 2-102 South (2 Building / 1 Floor)
- 360°View
- Renovated
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- 360°View
- Rent:
- ¥60,500
- ROOM SIZE:
- 49.20m² / 3DK
- Room:
- 2-203 South (2 Building / 2 Floor)
- 360°View
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![Exterior of Village House Joyo in Joyo-shi]()
Village House Joyo
Hirakawa Hirota 15-1, Joyo-shi, Kyoto-fu
Kutsukawa Station - Kintetsu Kyoto Line - 8 minutes walk, 0.6 km
1 Vacancy See this property-
- 360°View
- Rent:
- ¥61,500
- ROOM SIZE:
- 57.96m² / 3DK
- Room:
- 4-402 South (4 Building / 4 Floor)
- 360°View
- Renovated
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Apartments for Rent in Kyoto, Japan
With a population of 1.5 million, Kyoto is one of the largest cities in Japan. Kyoto has a world-renowned reputation for higher education and fostering innovation. With about 50 universities, vocational institutions, and Japanese language schools in the region, Kyoto is often referred to as the university capital of Japan. A large number of leading high-tech Japanese companies have also set up their headquarters in Kyoto, giving rise to plenty of employment opportunities for students and graduates.
Whether you are a graduate looking to settle down and build your career in Kyoto for the long term, or an exchange student looking to extend your stay, it is essential to find the right apartment for a comfortable stay. Here at Village House, we have a wide selection of cheap and quality apartments for rent in Kyoto. We offer apartments furnished with air conditioning and washlets, making them perfect for long-term and extended stays.
Look For Your Ideal Accommodation in Kyoto With Village House
It can be challenging to find the perfect apartment when you have just relocated to a new city. There are many things to consider when you are looking for a place to live in Kyoto. Apart from looking out for cheap apartments that are within your budget, you also want to make sure that the apartment is close to public amenities and located in your preferred area. Generally, the average rent for apartments in central Kyoto is slightly higher than apartments outside of the city center. Thanks to the extensive public transportation network in Kyoto, you can easily travel across the region even if your apartment is located on the outskirts of Kyoto.
If you are looking for an apartment that is close to public transportation and public amenities, Village House Okubo is the perfect Uji apartment for you. A 6-minute walk away from the Kutsukawa Station - Kintetsu Kyōto Line, this apartment provides you with easy access to the public transportation system. On top of that, you will find public services and schools just less than 15 minutes away on foot.
Here at Village House, we have a wide variety of apartments for rent in Kyoto. There’s something for everyone from cozy 1DK and 2K apartments for students and single dwellers to spacious 3DK apartments for families. Most importantly, we strive to keep upfront costs low – when you rent an apartment with us, no deposit or key money will be required.
Find an Apartment in These Cities in Kyoto
*Depending on the credit check results and contract details, a deposit may be required.
FAQ About Living in Kyoto
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1. What is Kyoto known for?
Home to numerous Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, palaces and gardens, some of which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites, Kyoto is deemed as the cultural capital of Japan. Prominent attractions include the Katsura Imperial Villa, Kyoto Imperial Palace, and Kinkaku-ji.
Kyoto is also famous for its matcha. You can find matcha and matcha-related food and merchandise in shops all over Kyoto.
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2. What is the average cost of living in Kyoto?
In Kyoto, solo dwellers can expect to incur about ¥115,000 of monthly living expenses, while a family of four will need about ¥415,000 to cover a month’s living expenses. To keep your living costs low, opt for Village House’s cheap and quality accommodation.
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3. I’d like to rent an apartment with Village House. What is the process like?
When you have set your eyes on a particular property, contact us by phone or through the form on our website. We will arrange for a visit to your desired apartment to help you make an informed decision. If you are pleased with the property, we will proceed with the application and screening. The next step is contract signing, and finally, you will be able to move in once your contract is finalized. For more information, please visit our FAQ page.
Kindly note that a credit check will be performed for all foreign residents and Japanese citizens prior to renting an apartment in Japan. Do not hesitate to contact us if you require any assistance.
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*Dependent on the credit check results and contract details, a deposit may be required.