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GenkiJACS Residence Information

Dormitory

A private room in a dormitory with other GenkiJACS students and Japanese university students gives you the freedom to enjoy the city life, but also the chance to make lots of friends. We have a variety of different dorms available for you to choose from, depending on your preference.

Dorm Standard Superior Deluxe
Weekly Cost 10,000 yen 12,000 yen 14,000 yen
Distance to school Farthest Medium Closest
Room facilities None Ensuite bathroom Ensuite bathroom, sometimes kitchen
Room size About 8 square meters About 12 square meters About 16-20 square meters
Residence facilities cafeteria, laundry cafeteria, laundry, kitchen cafeteria, kitchen, laundry, study room
Meal cost breakfast 300 yen - 400 yen; dinner 500 yen - 700 yen
Internet access Limited wireless access, or free high speed access in room. Free high speed access in room.
Curfew Differs from dorm to dorm, but generally none



Standard

Hirao dorm

These are the lowest-cost dorms, and tend to have the least facilities, both within the room and in the dorm itself. As this is Japan, the standard of living is of course very high, but these dorms are smaller than the average, and don't have en-suite bathroom. Rooms can be Western-style or Japanese-style, and have air-conditioning. Baths are shared, with private showers.




Superior

Ohashi dorm

These dorm rooms are larger than the standard ones, and have en-suite bathroom and toilet. Rooms are Western style, and have air-conditioning, a bed, a phone for incoming calls, hot water, a fridge, and a desk and chair. The dorms have a cafeteria, laundry room and kitchen.
Female-only dorms are available, and other dorms have secure female-only floors.



Deluxe

Nishijin dormmuromi

These are the largest dorm rooms, and closest to school. Rooms are Western style, and quite spacious for a dorm! Rooms have air conditioning, a unit bath/shower and toilet, a bed, a phone for incoming calls, hot water, a fridge, and a desk and chair. They may also have a small kitchen in the room. There is no curfew.
The buildings have a cafeteria, lounge and laundry room. The dorms are in the central area of the city, easily reachable by subway and within cycling distance of school.
Some dorms have secure female-only floors.

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