Match Results: 5
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Village House Shimouchi
Shimochi 1423-4, Seki-shi, Gifu-ken
Seki-Shimouchi Station - Nagaragawa Railway Etsuminan Line - 16 minutes walk, 1.3 km
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- Rent:
- ¥23,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 33.54m² / 2K
- Room:
- 1-504 South (1 Building / 5 Floor)
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- Rent:
- ¥23,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 33.54m² / 2K
- Room:
- 1-507 South (1 Building / 5 Floor)
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- Rent:
- ¥23,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 33.54m² / 2K
- Room:
- 1-508 South (1 Building / 5 Floor)
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Village House Seki
Saisenbo 5, Seki-shi, Gifu-ken
Seki Station - Nagaragawa Railway Etsuminan Line - 10 minutes walk, 0.8 km
Available See this property-
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- Rent:
- ¥28,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 28.98m² / 2K
- Room:
- 1-310 South (1 Building / 3 Floor)
- 360°View
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- Rent:
- ¥33,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 28.98m² / 1DK
- Room:
- 1-202 South (1 Building / 2 Floor)
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- 360°View
- Rent:
- ¥33,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 28.98m² / 2K
- Room:
- 2-109 South (2 Building / 1 Floor)
- 360°View
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Village House Tahara
Nishitawara 2261-2, Seki-shi, Gifu-ken
Sakahogi Station - JR Takayama Main Line - 36 minutes walk, 2.9 km
2 Vacancy See this property-
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- Rent:
- ¥34,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 53.08m² / 3DK
- Room:
- 2-505 South (2 Building / 5 Floor)
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- 360°View
- Rent:
- ¥39,000
- ROOM SIZE:
- 53.08m² / 3DK
- Room:
- 1-305 South (1 Building / 3 Floor)
- 360°View
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Village House Oyana
Oyana 1419-3, Seki-shi, Gifu-ken
Seki Station - Nagaragawa Railway Etsuminan Line - 42 minutes walk, 3.4 km
No Vacancy See this property -
Village House Oze
Ozeminami 2-3, Seki-shi, Gifu-ken
Seki Station - Nagaragawa Railway Etsuminan Line - 26 minutes walk, 2.1 km
No Vacancy See this property
Affordable Apartments in Seki, Japan
Seki is a small town located in Gifu Prefecture of Japan. The charming little town is known for its fresh air, beautiful scenery, and relaxed atmosphere. Seki is also not short of job openings, making it an excellent place to live and work. From traditional Japanese businesses to cutting-edge startups, this vibrant city offers a wealth of opportunities for those seeking interesting and rewarding work. There are also several English-teaching positions available in the area.
Relocating to another prefecture can be an exciting adventure, but there are a few things you should do before making the move. One of the most important is securing an apartment to live in once you arrive. This can be a daunting task, but with the help of a trusted apartment provider like Village House, it can be done relatively easily.
On our website, you can scroll through apartment listings starting from around ¥20,000 per month. A contract with us also means no security deposit, key money, renewal fees, or handling fees involved.* If you’re thinking of moving to Seki, don’t wait any longer to check out our apartments for rent!
FAQs About Living in Seki
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1. What are some highlights of Seki?
Did you know that Seki is world-renowned for its production of high-quality knives and swords? For centuries, the city of Seki has been home to some of the most skilled craftsmen in the world, who have passed down their knowledge and techniques from generation to generation. Today, Seki is still considered the knife capital of Japan, and its knives are prized by chefs and collectors alike. You can check out the Seki Blacksmithing Traditional Museum to get a glimpse into its history and process.
From your apartment, you can also visit Nemichi Shrine, Kaore Valley, Monet’s Pond, and Michi-no-Eki Muge River.
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2. Is it expensive to live in Seki?
When moving to Seki, you can live comfortably with a budget of ¥144,000 every month. This factors in ¥52,000 on food and ¥9,000 on transport. You can also enjoy more savings with ongoing promotions at Village House.
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3. How do I apply for a Village House apartment in Seki?
Once you’ve decided on a Village House apartment in Seki, do take some time to prepare the following documents to ensure a smooth application process:
- Completed application forms - we will provide these to you.
- A clear copy of the front and back of the Japanese Residence Cards (Zairyu Card) for all non-Japanese nationals who will move into the apartment
- A copy of the applicant's Income Certificate (e.g. the most recent Salary Statement, Pay Slip, Pension Receipt, Welfare Receipt, etc.) For those who have recently changed jobs or have accepted a new job offer, please provide an employment contract or a job placement notice that includes your estimated salary.)
- - A copy of your bank passbooks of both the account you will register for direct debit with and the account where you receive your salary, that shows your latest transaction and your name on it.
To find out more, check out our FAQ page.
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*Dependent on the credit check results and contract details, a deposit may be required.