A nationality-focused guide for lower-cost move-ins with stronger screening and life-support clarity.
Deposit, key money, and guarantor fees often decide whether a listing is truly affordable.
If you are new to Japan, city-office, bank, and phone setup support matters after move-in.
Nepali focused listings
Use these listings as a starting point when you need community access, screening support, and city-specific onboarding.
Tokyo
A compact Shinjuku starter home with multilingual support, station access, and lower move-in cost for students or single workers.
Estimated move-in cost
¥198,000
Monthly
¥105,000
Tokyo
A family-sized Tokyo unit with school-area fit, company-contract readiness, and stable long-term move-in conditions.
Estimated move-in cost
¥442,000
Monthly
¥180,000
Aichi
A practical Nagoya listing for workers who need access to factories, logistics hubs, and predictable screening.
Estimated move-in cost
¥175,000
Monthly
¥97,500
Fukuoka
An affordable furnished Fukuoka studio with move-in basics support for students and short-term trainees.
Estimated move-in cost
¥156,000
Monthly
¥81,000
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Move into a stronger theme cluster from this nationality page.
Move into a stronger theme cluster from this nationality page.
Move into a stronger theme cluster from this nationality page.
Share housing can lower move-in cost, but you still need to check commute fit and house rules.
Prioritize guarantor-company support, clear document requirements, and visible life-support information.