homestay in Japan

Staying with a family (or at one individual's home) has become very successful among foreigners. Since the homestay option has been developed over a long period of time and it is now known throughout the world, it is becoming more and more popular in Japan, for several reasons:

• Japanese people want to have their country discovered

• Hotel are expensive and accommodations with a host family are a good alternative

Japan is one of the most beautiful country in the world. Our homestay families will help you discover and understand the beauty and richness of japanese culture for an unforgettable stay in Japan.

Our families are carefully selected: we know them all and we require from all of them a capability to have interesting exchanges with their guest: he is considered as a friend of the family's.

• Available all year round.
• Learn about japanese culture and practice your japanese.
• All our host families live  close to points of interest and main attractions in Japan ( Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, Yokohama ...)
• Very reasonable rates ( from 17500 yens a week - currency converter)
• High quality of accommodation ( spacious apartment or house )
• Very safe neighborhood
• The available rooms are in very well-located apartments or houses near  many universities and languages schools
• Experienced host families( between 5 and 20 years of experience )
• A single room in selected host families.
• Choose your meal plan.
• One student per linguistic background per family.
• Most often bathroom is to be shared with other people living on the flat.
• A code of conduct worked out by the host will specify the access to and stay in the premises, the time schedules, attitudes and behaviors they expect from their guests etc...
  A key will be given to you on arrival. In case of loss or theft, it will be your responsibility to have it replaced and the lock repaired or even changed as the case might be.

Family profiles:

-Couples who wish to experience other cultures and open their children's minds to new experiences.

-Retired couples whose children have left home; they live in large apartments with one or more available rooms.

-Single-parent homes seeking a youthful and dynamic presence.