Share the happiness in this luxurious house!

In recent years Tama Plaza has been in the spotlight as being a hot date location. The large scale shopping mall was constructed as part of the train station redevelopment, and is home to many stylish cafes and restaurants. Walk away from the station and you will find the quiet, tree-lined streets of the residential area. This particular area was modeled after the garden suburbs in London, its large residences and open spaces working in harmony to create a townscape that wouldn’t be out of place in a Hollywood movie.

The location has great public transport access and Shibuya can be reached in 20 minutes without changing trains on the Denentoshi line. The building itself was formerly a newspaper company on the 1F with a company dormitory above. It has now been renovated into 65-room large scale sharehouse, and the look of the intentionally rough interior is very different from its exterior. At first glance it seems like the kind of house that would appeal to men, but upon closer inspection one finds its European touches and floral arrangements to create a unique elegance.

What’s more, the house is filled with all kinds of ‘toys’ and facilities for the mature adult to play with. Residents of this house discover a belonging here and thrive in the excitement it offers.

If you want to know what I’m talking about, read on!

Share the happiness in this luxurious house!

In recent years Tama Plaza has been in the spotlight as being a hot date location. The large scale shopping mall was constructed as part of the train station redevelopment, and is home to many stylish cafes and restaurants. Walk away from the station and you will find the quiet, tree-lined streets of the residential area. This particular area was modeled after the garden suburbs in London, its large residences and open spaces working in harmony to create a townscape that wouldn’t be out of place in a Hollywood movie.

The location has great public transport access and Shibuya can be reached in 20 minutes without changing trains on the Denentoshi line. The building itself was formerly a newspaper company on the 1F with a company dormitory above. It has now been renovated into 65-room large scale sharehouse, and the look of the intentionally rough interior is very different from its exterior. At first glance it seems like the kind of house that would appeal to men, but upon closer inspection one finds its European touches and floral arrangements to create a unique elegance.

What’s more, the house is filled with all kinds of ‘toys’ and facilities for the mature adult to play with. Residents of this house discover a belonging here and thrive in the excitement it offers.

If you want to know what I’m talking about, read on!

A new sharehouse supporting the lifestyles of women in Joto-ku, Osaka!

This female-exclusive sharehouse is in Midoribashi.
Midoribashi isn’t one of those famous places in Osaka everyone has heard of, however it could be called one of Osaka’s well-kept-secrets and there does exist quite a few sharehouses in the area to attest to this. Let’s first talk a bit about Midoribashi.
The area around Midoribashi station has all the things one needs, including a supermarket and hospital, and a 10-minute bicycle ride takes you to places like the symbol of Osaka, Osaka Castle Park, shopping center Morinomiya Q’s Mall BASE. The Umeda and Namba areas are 5 to 6 km away, or a good 30 minute bike ride. Two train lines service the local station, the Chuo Line and the Imazatosuji Line, making Midoribashi a great place from which to get to anywhere in the city relatively stress free. /p>

Golden House Midoribashi is genuinely a house made with the comfort of female residents in mind.
True to expectations of a female-only sharehouse, I found this one to be very beautiful and clean when I went over to check it out. While the same can be said for all newly constructed properties, what’s special about this house is that its practical design and functionality you can imagine what your life will be like living here immediately. The house is close to the city, yet the area around the house is quiet and serene. Sharehouses focused on things like communication and self-actualization are on the rise lately, however one can’t forget the importance of design and functionality in one’s life. When you think about it, sharehouses are actually a rare kind of property. Golden House Midoribashi has taken what everyone looks for in a one room apartment and created the perfect living environment. If this has gotten you interested, don’t hesitate to take yourself over there and check out the house. While you’re there you should walk around Midoribashi. You’ll be able to imagine yourself living there right away.

Let’s take a closer look at the property.

A living space unswayed by the times

We live in a bustling, ever-changing era. The spread of the internet has greatly changed the way we live our lives and run our businesses, and our concept of time has altered.

Nevertheless, it is because we are within this whirlpool of intense change that we are attracted to the constant. We see this inside ourselves, swayed not by the times and current fashions,being made to think about universality and reaffirm who we are.

In this article we will look at D Share Jiyugaoka, a renovated sharehouse in an approximately 50-year old vintage building that has stands in Okusawa, Setagaya-ku.

Although it’s edgy decor gives the impression of a cool, male-oriented space, this is actually a female-exclusive sharehouse with an interior to be appreciated by any design enthusiast.

Let’s move on and have a look inside the house!

The front door gives way to a white wonderland, a place of relaxation for women who want to take it easy with its large living area and spacious private rooms as well as bathrooms.

What does the color white make you think of? Undoubtedly many of you would say clean, pure and simple. We are surrounded by many different colors in our daily lives, and while we enjoy this, there is something about coming home to the simple shade of white that allows us to regain presence of mind.

The sharehouse we are showcasing today is exactly that – a clean and simple house encased in white, allthewhile having a luxuriousness to it, resulting in the perfect place to come home to. This is a female-exclusive house and the living rooms on the 3rd and 4th floors have been decorated in a different style to each other.

Let’s have a look inside!

Large, luxurious bathroom heals built-up fatigue

Many people living alone can’t be bothered with taking a bath and just end up jumping in the shower, although submerging yourself in this house’s tub full of hot water is very appealing. The bathroom is big and spacious and has a 5-star hotel-like atmosphere.

The 4F living room is the height of luxury with its chandelier and television unit.

There are no surrounding buildings blocking the sun from the 4th floor, and as such invites much better natural light than the 3rd floor. The view from the terrace is amazing and you can enjoy yourself in an entirely different setting from the 3rd floor lounge.

Adorable lighting fixtures add a finishing touch to bright, cheerful rooms with plenty of storage space

In stark comparison to the design of the living room the private rooms are decorated in a sweet, feminine style with orange lighting against light pink curtains. The desk within comes with drawers, making these rooms great for work or study.

City residence with high-rise views in the pursuit of easy living

Choosing a place to live is a series of ongoing compromises. It is often said that the closer to the city, the more compromises and concessions one must make.

That said, when thinking about moving house it is natural to want a place more comfortable and closer to work than where you live in currently.

Today we will introduce to you Cocoro Mejiro, a female-exclusive sharehouse in Shinjuku. The house is on the 10th floor, the top floor of the building, however by using the elevator there will be inconveniences. There are no other tall buildings around and you can gaze out over the city from the house balcony.

Housing a maximum of 6 tenants, this house has ample space for all and examples of its functionality can be found throughout. It would be much more enjoyable imagining a life here than dealing with the reality of making compromises with another property.

Without further ado let’s have a look inside this comfortable city residence!!

Experience a variety of colors in a simple lifestyle.

How many colors in a rainbow? We Japanese would probably say 7. From a global perspective, however, there aren’t that many cultures that recognise a rainbow as having 7 colors. The majority of the world see it as 5 or 6 colors, or even less.

The Japanese are said to have long had a rich sense of color. According to the Dictionary of Japanese Colors there are 465 words to express color in Japanese. This of course includes colors we have never heard of before but surely have come across in our daily lives. It wouldn’t be such a bad thing to tap into in our sense of color amidst a lifestyle surrounded by those colors we are not usually conscious of.

There is no point to an uncomfortable life. Today we will introduce to you Share Residence Motosumiyoshi, a simple house accented by colorful furniture and wallpaper. The base, however, is a simple white. The furniture, set against this blank canvas, creates a stylish and playful atmosphere.

Nearby the house you’ll find a bustling shopping street with everything you need including fast food restaurants, a supermarket and even a convenience store. Heading into the city is no problem with Yokohama 15 minutes and Shibuya 20 minutes away. The house stands in a quiet residential area with a terrace from which you can look up and take in the bright blue sky.

You’re sure to find a plethora of colors within this house. Let’s have a peek inside, shall we?

Harmony between modern taste and traditional Japan

The sound of a streetcar bell takes you back to the days of old in the elegant neighborhood of Minowa. Located right between Ueno and Kitasenju, as soon as you step off the train you are transported into a shopping district straight out of the Showa period.Through the arcade on the other side lies an old town that once evening, bustles with people drinking at coffee shops, housewifes shopping for ingredients for dinner and students making their way home from school.

Maison de Minowa is a share house 5-minutes walk from Minowa station on the Hibiya line, a subdued building hidden amongst a neighborhood of traditional old wooden houses.

Heading inside we are greeted with a vibrant dining room so different from the look of exterior that will amuse you. This house combines elements of Japanese house design with a modern twist to create a contemporary dwelling that won’t take any time getting used to and provides much comfort to residents.

So without delay let’s introduce the rooms!