A price that lets you stay
Lower your housing burden so you can spend on what you actually came to do.
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I want to run "comfort"
Hi, I'm Hayashi. In my early thirties, I spent a lot of time at small guesthouses in Kyoto and Nara. What I noticed: there was always someone who came for a few nights and ended up staying months.
What kept them wasn't the location or the facilities. It was a vague sense of comfort.
Not location. Not facilities. I wanted to "run comfort." That's where this share house started.
I came back to my hometown of Okazaki to build that comfort in a long-term form. The ¥30,000 rent, the no-guarantor policy, the genuine welcome to people from any country — they're all the same idea: so people who want to live here, can.
I love mountains, jogging, and Japanese history. Talk to me when you visit. I can talk about Tokugawa for hours.