Longing for a lifestyle that communicates with people

A few months after I started living in Tokyo, I came to Japan three years ago for work and lived alone in a company housing in Fukuoka. People at work live with their families in company housing, so their ages and ways of living vary. Since I am a single foreigner, I didn't interact much with those families. Then, when I changed my job to the current company and decided to work in the city center, I thought, "I want to make more friends!" and thought of living in a share house.

Commuting without stress, access to the station cannot be underestimated

In order to choose a share house, I compared the properties of various operating companies. Among them, "Fine Maison Musashi Shinjo" was by far the most beautiful and bright impression.
When I saw an open lounge space of over 50 tatami mats wrapped in a white wall (* POINT01), I was excited that I would surely be able to interact with others. I was also attracted to the location, which is about a 10-minute walk from the station. The nearest station is Musashi-Shinjo Station on the Nambu Line. Two stations and 5 minutes to Musashi-Kosugi, where you can transfer to Meguro Line, Toyoko Line, and JR Line. Transportation access cannot be overlooked as it is used for daily commuting. I think it is a benefit to be able to go to the office, stress free transportation, without the slopes that makes you physically tired.

Lots of comfortable designs and facilities

I was nervous until I moved in, wondering if I could get along with the existing residents, but I just exchanged greetings and introduced myself lightly, and we soon opened up to each other. Everyone kindly talks to me, and some people only speak English, but there is no particular problem because someone who understands English will intervene and help me.
In the case of a large share house for both boys and girls, you can meet various residents, which is useful for improving sociability. I seldom meet a new person in daily life just going back and forth between work and home. After returning from work, I cook and eat with the people in the kitchen at that time. The large kitchen space (* POINT02), which consists of four system kitchens in an island shape, is large enough for several people to cook at the same time. Besides me, who is Korean, there are Thais, Taiwanese, and residents of various nationalities, so we can share dishes from various countries and have hot pot parties in each country. The other day I enjoyed cooking Korean cuisine, bibimbap and toppogi with them while teaching them the recipes. I'm glad that it was really good to live in a share house where people are connected to each other rather than living alone.

The scene of life is vividly colored

Actually, I was thinking of living alone in the future, and I was thinking of saving money in a share house with low rent. However, when I actually started living, it was very comfortable and I no longer had the idea of moving out (laughs). I have more friends, and most of the people who live before me are staying for a long time because it is easy to live in. A share house life where you can meet people and make more friends, I recommend to those who want to connect with various people. Just try it.