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JAPT. FURNISHED APARTMENT IN TOKYO JAPAN

FURNISHED apartments are designed for short and middle term visitors

The major reasons why non-Japanese have difficulties looking for a regular apartment are because not many realty agents can speak languages other than Japanese. Not only that, a tenant must find a guarantor and also pay agent fee & key money to the house owner which is not refundable. << Requirements for Japanese standard apartments (MOSTLY UNFURNISHED)>> rent+deposit+key money+agent fee payment in advance (some districts in Japan don't require key money) 2YEAR contract [Necessary to pay additional rent (1month) when extending the lease] must have a guarantor who is capable to cover your liabilities(some companies offer you a proxy guarantor service) hand in a copy of your passport & alien registration card (your visa must be valid) deposit is not "fully" refundable (Cleaning fee and other recovery fee may be deducted) your history and identification will be inspected before you sign the contract (usually takes about a week). too much requirements... don' you think?
	<What JAPT.FURNISHED APARTMENT providE> For travelers who are looking for accommodations other than a standard hotel in Japan the difficulties involved can be frustrating and expensive. For instance: the average real estate company and landlord will not accept non-Japanese tenants and most standard apartments require non-refundable up-front fees that are equivalent to 6 months worth of rent. JAPT. can help visitors bypass these obstacles and find a comfortable and affordable apartment in Japan. <<What regular JAPT FURNISHED APARTMENT provide and request>> No agent fee, guarantor, extension fee required. both short and long term stay welcomed (some can accept one night stay) *well furnished with bed, air conditioning
Click here to check JAPT availability! <The major reasons why non-Japanese have difficulties looking for an apartment in JapaN> Not many realty agents can speak languages other than Japanese. It is extremely difficult for non-Japanese to find a guarantor. (A guarantor must be a Japanese person, currently living in Japan, who is capable of succeeding the tenant's liabilities ) *Due to cultural and language barriers, not many landowners are willing to offer their property to foreigners