Kamikita House, Tokyo

Located in Shimotakaido, a charming residential neighborhood with a creative, student-friendly atmosphere, Kamikita House offers a comfortable base for experiencing everyday Tokyo. This student accommodation Tokyo is just a short walk from Kami-kitazawa Station, with Nihon University nearby for an easy commute. The fully furnished residence includes all-inclusive bills, study spaces, and a welcoming international community. Surrounded by local cafes, convenience stores, and cultural hotspots, it offers a balanced lifestyle for students settling into the city.

Where is Kamikita House accommodation located?

Kamikita House is located at 4 Chome-6-5 Shimotakaido, Suginami City, Tokyo 168-0073, Japan, a 5-7 minute walk from Kami-kitazawa station on the Keio line. Shimotakaido is a slightly less touristy part of Tokyo, which is exactly what makes it so charming: It's an authentic, day-to-day Japanese neighborhood with a creative undercurrent. It's a place with cheap food, funky local stores, and a young population of tons of students and artists. And the nearby neighborhood of Koenji is famous for its underground music and vintage shopping, so there's plenty to do on your downtime. With Nihon University (1.5 km) and Meiji University (2.1 km) nearby, the Royal byoin mae bus stop (63 m) and Kami-kitazawa Station (400 m) make commuting effortless. Tatjana Baisen-sho (350 m) serves great morning coffee, while FamilyMart (95 m) covers your late-night cravings. Everything you need is right at your doorstep when staying at Kamikita House Tokyo.

Why is Kamikita House a great choice for students?

Students should select Kamikita House student accommodation because it is the answer to the most common problem of relocating to Tokyo: finding furnished accommodation that actually feels convenient. It's fully furnished so moving in is easy, and bills are included. Furniture, bedding and even kitchen utensils are included so you don’t have to worry about the basics when you first move in. The building is full of facilities, including a cinema room, a study room and a gym which perfectly align with student life. What’s more, there are security cameras, so you are always safe and secure, and there are many cafes and hangout spots nearby. Plus, it's a large community of students, so you won't feel like you're in an isolated environment; you'll make friends simply by bumping into them in the common kitchen or lounge.

Which universities and colleges are close to Kamikita House Tokyo?

Kamikita House accommodation is super close to Nihon University (College of Humanities & Sciences) (1.5 km) and Meiji University (Izumi Campus) (2.1 km). The Suginami City Shimotakaido Library (1.6 km, 22 min walk) is close by and open to all, for when your flatmates are being too loud and a quiet place is a must. Public/National universities maintain a standard rate of ¥535,800/year, while top-tier private universities (like Waseda or Keio) range between ¥800,000 - ¥2,000,000+ per year based on the chosen program. Japan's university graduate employment rate stands near a record high of 98% nationally. Students can also explore many internship positions in fields like information technology and software development, global marketing and business translation, automotive engineering and advanced robotics (Rakuten Group, Sony Group Corporation, Toyota Motor Corporation). A quick overview of the universities in the area around this student accommodation Shimotakaido:

What are the top attractions and hangout spots near Kamikita House residence?

Staying here, that late-night snack run is literally a 1 min walk from the FamilyMart convenience store (95 m), andif you are craving some good coffee, Tatjana Baisen-sho (350 m, 1 min walk) is nearby. Aburatei Sakurajosui Honten (600 m, 9 min walk) is a great option for ramen noodles, soy-sauce aburamen noodles, and crispy pan-seared pork gyoza. And if you are craving some Chinese food, Eiryu (900 m, 13 min walk) is the nearest to Kamikita House. Forza Pilates Studio Kamikitazawa (350 m, 5 min walk) is a neighborhood fitness hub offering machine-based Pilates workouts if you wish to stay active. And Shibuya Hikarie (7.2 km, 16 min via train) is easily reachable by public transit for some retail therapy. Here are a few spots students often visit near this student accommodation Japan:

• Koenji (2 km): Tokyo's self-proclaimed coolest neighborhood, known for its vintage shops, indie music venues and the wild Awa Odori dance festival in summer.
• Nishi-Ogikubo (3 km): For the antique enthusiast, there are plenty of quirky vintage shops here, with a highly relaxed neighborhood cafe culture.
• Asagaya (3 km): Anime district. Animation industry hub featuring the massive Pearl Center shopping arcade, celebrated locally for its lively jazz bars and summer Tanabata festival.
• Ghibli Museum (10 km): Located in Mitaka, this is a must-see for all Studio Ghibli fans, requiring tickets to be strictly pre-booked online on the 10th of the preceding month.
• Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (8 km): One of Tokyo's most sprawling and beautiful imperial gardens, ideal for a quiet afternoon reading.

How well-connected is Kamikita House student accommodation for daily travel?

Bus stops like Royal byoin mae (Royal hospital) (63 m, 1 min walk) and Hinomiyagura (140 m, 2 min walk) make it very easy to travel from this student residence, especially if you prefer public transit. It takes about 15 minutes to reach the centre of Shinjuku by train on the Keiō Line, which students can access from the Kami-kitazawa station (400 m), just a 5 min walk away. The area is also quite walkable for everyday shopping, and a supermarket and a pharmacy are both approximately 7 minutes' walk away. Students tend to spend around ¥2,500 - ¥6,000/week on transport. To reduce this, students can buy a monthly, 3-month, or 6-month digital or physical Student Commuter Pass assigned to their IC card (Suica/Pasmo). It allows unlimited travel between your home station and your designated university station. Here is a list of transit stops near Kamikita House residence that students often use:

What does the rent at Kamikita House cover?

All utility bills, including water, gas, electricity, and Wi-Fi, are covered in your rent at this accommodation, so you can enjoy city life without constantly tracking expenses. Having one fixed payment each month can make financial planning easier, particularly with the cost of living in Tokyo, Japan, which is around ¥45,000 - ¥80,000/week. What’s more, booking through University Living gives you the opportunity to save with exclusive deals.

• Rent Inclusion: Water, gas, electricity, and Wi-Fi
• Amenities: Fully furnished house, cinema room, study room, gym, kitchen space, living space, fridge, microwave, cookware, desk, chair, mattress, comforter, pillow, mattress pad, comforter cover, pillow cover, box sheet, 24-hour staff, cleaning.
• Safety & Security: Security cameras, secure card key access.

What type of students should choose Kamikita House accommodation?

Kamikita House is for the student who does not wish to deal with the notoriously complicated housing market in Tokyo. It's a place for the social person who wants to be part of a large international community without feeling like they're alone. The kind of person who wants to concentrate on their studies and adventures, rather than furniture shopping or understanding Japanese utility bills. This is appropriate for students who enjoy:

• The enchantment of no key money or deposit fees.
• A home that is fully furnished without having to go to IKEA. ·
• A large gym and cinema room directly below.
• Never arguing over whose turn it is to clean the kitchen.
• The creative and local atmosphere of Shimotakaido's neighbourhoods.
• A safe, secure, and modern building with 24-hour staff.
• The comfort of living in an all-inclusive community.