Match Results: 2
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Village House Nishiharuchika
Nishiharuchika Akagi 8800-1, Ina-shi, Nagano-ken
Akagi Station - JR Iida Line (Tenryukyo - Tatsuno) - 5 minutes walk, 0.4 km
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- Rent:
- ÂĄ25,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 33.61m² / 2K
- Room:
- 1-405 South (1 Building / 4 Floor)
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- 360°View
- Rent:
- ÂĄ26,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 33.61m² / 2K
- Room:
- 1-507 South (1 Building / 5 Floor)
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- Rent:
- ÂĄ29,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 33.61m² / 2K
- Room:
- 1-203 South (1 Building / 2 Floor)
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Village House Ina Fukushima
Fukujima Shimo 180, Ina-shi, Nagano-ken
Kitatono Station - JR Iida Line (Tenryukyo - Tatsuno) - 14 minutes walk, 1.1 km
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- Rent:
- ÂĄ34,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 39.83m² / 2DK
- Room:
- 1-404 Southeast (1 Building / 4 Floor)
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- 360°View
- Rent:
- ÂĄ35,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 39.83m² / 2DK
- Room:
- 1-306 Southeast (1 Building / 3 Floor)
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- 360°View
- Rent:
- ÂĄ36,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 39.83m² / 2DK
- Room:
- 1-302 Southeast (1 Building / 3 Floor)
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Ina-shi Apartments for Rent
Ina-shi, also known as Ina City, is a small to mid-sized city in south-central Nagano Prefecture with a growing population. Blessed with natural good looks, the majestic Akaishi mountain range overlooks the city from the east while the 213 km Tenryū River runs through the city. Ina-shi is also known for its relatively mild winters, which makes the city an excellent choice for anybody who doesn’t do well in the cold.
Adding to Ina-shi’s charm is Takatō Castle, which is included in Japan Castle Foundation’s list of 100 Fine Castles In Japan. Planted during the Meiji Period, the castle is widely regarded as one of the top three places to view cherry blossoms in Japan, alongside Hirosaki Castle and Mount Yoshino.
Thanks to Japan’s railway system, visiting Takatō Castle and navigating around Ina-shi is easy. Village House has affordable and foreigner-friendly apartments available for rental that are just a five-minute walk from Akagi Station, on the JR-Iida Line.
2K, 2LDK And 2DK Apartments For Rental In Ina-shi
Access to public amenities and transportation are at the top of everybody’s mind when moving to someplace new. For that reason, our properties for rent are always located close to schools, railway stations and other facilities for you and your family’s convenience.
Whether you’re living alone or moving in with someone else in Ina City, you’ll love what the 2K apartments that Village House Nishiharuchika has to offer in terms of affordable rental options. With Akagi Station just a five-minute walk away, you’ll be able to get on the JR-Iida Line quickly to visit neighboring Komagane-shi or Minowa-shi for work or pleasure in Ina-shi. Couples with young children will be pleased to know that both Nishiharu Minami Nursery and Nishiharu Minami Elementary School are both a 10-minute walk away.
Looking for rental apartments that are larger and better-suited for your family but still cost-effective in Ina-shi? Village House Ina Fukushima has 2DK, 2LDK and 3DK apartments available for rent in a great location. The nearest JR-Iida station, Kitatono Station, is a 12-minute walk away. Young families will enjoy the convenience of having Ina Nursery being around the corner, which is just a two-minute walk away. Ina Kita Elementary School is also nearby enough that you’ll be able to walk to school with your child in just 12 minutes.
If you should require add-on options such as additional air-conditioning units, gas stoves or water heaters, we are happy to provide them. This will come at an additional cost. You can read more about our add-on options at Village House properties in our FAQ section.
FAQs About Living In Ina-shi
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1. What Is Ina-shi known for?
Ina-shi’s local economy is largely driven by agricultural produce, though it is also home to Rubycon Corporation, an electronics manufacturer that has been in the city for 70 years. Being part of Nagano Prefecture, Ina-shi also has some unique items on the menu that will make you take a second look. Bugs are part of Nagano’s traditional cuisine and can be found in supermarkets as well as tsukudani shops in Ina-shi. Do make a visit to the venerable Tsukuhara Shinsu Chinmi, which has stood for seven decades and counting, for some hachinoko or sugara, as it’s known in Ina-shi.
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2. How do I book an apartment for rent in Ina-shi?
Booking a 2K, 2DK or 2LDK apartment in Ina-shi doesn’t have to be a stressful process. If you have all of your documents in order, Village House provides a smooth-sailing experience from start to finish!
Here’s what you need:
- Application Forms
- Residence card for foreigners
- Copy of Income Certificate (This can be your recent payslip, salary statement, pension receipt, etc.)
- Copy of the Bank Book (This should be the book of the account your salary is credited into and the account with which you will pay rent.)
- Insurance Documents
With no key money, handling or renewal fees required, you can secure a cheap apartment for rent in Ina City. Our process is straightforward so you can focus on settling into your new home instead of worrying about miscellaneous fees.
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3. How soon can I move into my apartment in Ina-shi after signing the contract?
Moving to a new city and re-establishing yourself takes time, so you may be anxious to get the ball rolling. Since all our rental applications take 10 - 15 days to process, we highly recommend that you shortlist any apartments as soon as you can. Since it’s sometimes difficult to make an informed decision based solely on photographs, you may want to also conduct some apartment viewings, in order to make a more informed decision.
Once you’ve booked your apartment, we’ll need the following:
- Prorated fee for the first rental month and full fee for the second, each including the common service fee
- Compulsory insurance fee starting from ÂĄ10,000 for two years
Village House offers a smooth and easy way to secure cheap and convenient properties for rent in Ina-shi. We understand that moving can come with a whole set of challenges and are committed to help you ease some of that burden. If this is going to be your first time working and living here, we recommend that you take a look at our guide to paying bills and apartment living in Japan.
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*Dependent on the credit check results and contract details, a deposit may be required.