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Nijo
SignboardEnjoy a comfortable stay in this private two-story home, just a 4-minute walk from JR Nijo Station and within walking distance of Nijo Castle. Accommodating up to 9 guests, it features three bedrooms, traditional futon bedding, a fully equipped kitchen, one bathroom, and three toilets. With a supermarket nearby, it is an ideal choice for families and groups exploring Kyoto.|59
From ¥ 660,000 Per Month -
Kawa
Signboard, Entire House, Tatami Futons, Fushimi DistrictStep into a peaceful Kyoto home where modern comfort meets traditional Japanese charm. With a welcoming living space, a fully equipped kitchen, and a blend of Western- and Japanese-style rooms, this private residence offers a warm and authentic setting for up to 5 guests to relax and enjoy Kyoto at their own pace. |60
From ¥ 300,000 Per Month -
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Signboard, Entire House, Tatami Futons, Fushimi DistrictA spacious private Japanese-style house just a 5-minute walk from Kuinabashi Station. Enjoy the comfort and privacy of an entire two-story home, with traditional Japanese futon bedding and space for up to 9 guests. Conveniently located for exploring Kyoto, this cozy home is ideal for families and groups of friends looking for an authentic and comfortable stay. |90
From ¥ 375,000 Per Month
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Blog
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Cost of Living in Kyoto for a Month
If you’re planning to stay in Kyoto for a month or longer, understanding the cost of living can help you prepare and avoid surprises. Here’s a realistic breakdown of what to expect.
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Complete Guide to Living in a Japanese Apartment
Staying in a Japanese apartment for the first time can feel a bit unfamiliar—but once you understand a few basics, it becomes a very comfortable and enjoyable experience. Here’s what you need to know to settle in smoothly.
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Monthly Rentals in Kyoto vs Hotels: What’s Better for Long Stays?
When planning a longer stay in Kyoto, one of the biggest decisions is where to stay. Many travelers start by looking at hotels, but for stays longer than a few weeks, monthly rentals are becoming an increasingly popular option. So which is actually better?
