Nagaoka Apartments for Rent

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FAQs About Living in Nagaoka

1. Q

   1. Is it expensive to live in Nagaoka?

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   Nagaoka is an affordable city to live in with an average living cost of ¥149,559 for an individual, inclusive of rent. Costs of rent, transportation, and food are generally cheaper – especially compared to major cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, or even nearby Niigata. So you can enjoy a more laidback day-to-day life in Nagaoka while still having access to major cities via bullet trains and the JR transportation system.

2. Q

   2. What are some popular sights and attractions in Nagaoka?

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   One of Nagaoka’s most popular attractions is the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival, which is held annually between 1-3 August. The festival was first held in 1946 and has evolved over the years into one of the most famous fireworks festivals worldwide. During the festival, you can also catch other local cultural sights such as traditional dances and parades of portable shrines down the main roads. Picnicking is a popular activity for spectators during the festival period, with free spectator areas specially designated so you can sit and watch the beautiful fireworks display.

3. Q

   3. How do I apply to rent an apartment in Nagaoka with Village House?

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   If you wish to rent an apartment in Nagaoka with us, the first thing you need to do is to check the specific listing for any vacancies in your preferred property and floor plan. If there is a vacancy, you may reach out to us through the listing’s contact details to begin the rental apartment application process.

   Our housing managers will guide you through the subsequent steps including property inspection, application, and screening prior to finalization and signing of the rental agreement. During the screening process, you will need to prepare these essential documents beforehand:

   • 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.

   You may be required to produce other relevant documents depending on the evaluation process. Our trained housing managers will be able to guide you through the application and rental process, as well as what documentation you will need to finish your rental apartment application.

4. *Dependent on the credit check results and contract details, a deposit may be required.