For International Students
Accomodation for International Students
NEM HOUSE
This brand new residence was built in October 2024 for international students. It is located in Nerima ward, Tokyo. This is the closest residence to the university campus. Convenient access to 4 tarin stations center. NEM HOUSE has capacity for 30 residents. Students will live with other international students studying at Musashi as well as Musashi students. All rooms are single room type and have private bathroom with shower.
| Address | 2-12-9 Toyotamakita, Nerima-ku, Tokyo |
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Capacity |
30 international students, 10 undergraduate students |
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Private Room |
Approximately 15 square meters (about 161 square feet) |
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Shared Facilities |
Open kitchen, coin laundry（washing machine and dryer）, elevator, mailboxes/delivery boxes, garbage collection area, bicycle parking lot, etc. |
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Rent fee |
80,000 yen per month (including room rent, utilities, and Wi-Fi) |
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Note |
Meals are not provided. |
Monthly Field Trips
From the hustle and bustle of Tokyo’s central districts to the tranquility of the mountains to the west, we will explore the diversity of the greater Tokyo metropolitan area. The classroom is not simply confined to a physical space on the Musashi campus. It is Tokyo, it is Japan. Grab your walking shoes and join us.
Peer-to-Peer Opportunities
Musashi students are eager to welcome international students to campus and assist them in adjusting to life in Japan. Opportunities for such socialization are a key component of the friendly and comfortable nature of studying at Musashi University.
- Campus Mates
- Chingu (Korean Culture Club)
- E.S.S (English Speaking Society)
- English Jam
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Exchange Student Comment
Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg student
“ The ISC staff members always took good care of us by organizing field trips and bus tours to let us explore more places in Japan apart from the usual tourist sites. The field trips helped us a lot to get in contact with Japanese students and also with the other exchange students in Japan. I was very grateful for these trips. They were a fantastic experience and always a lot of fun.”