Coagari Kadoma is a share house consisting of two buildings: a North Building and a South Building. Each building has its own living room, kitchen, and shared facilities, which is quite rare for a small-scale share house. This layout provides residents with plenty of open and flexible spaces where they can live freely and comfortably.
The property also features a private, enclosed garden that is completely shielded from outside view, along with a parking area and a traditional storehouse. For some residents, these spaces become an atelier; for others, they serve as an outdoor living area. Whether you want to work on a project, read a book, or enjoy remote work, there are many places to suit your mood.
Although this is a share house, it is natural to want time alone outside of your private room from time to time. Coagari Kadoma is designed to let you enjoy shared living while also providing plenty of opportunities to relax and recharge in your own way, with well-balanced spaces for both community and personal time.
If you’re even a little curious, come and take a look!
You’re more than welcome to visit — even if it’s just to see the place or have a quick chat.
Questions like
“What kind of people live in a share house?”
“How do residents share chores?”
“Will I still have private time?”
— are all welcome, too. Feel free to contact us anytime!
By visiting in person, you’ll get a real sense of the atmosphere and the warmth of the people — something you can’t quite feel through photos alone.
Share Space
- Kitchen: Both the North Building and South Building are equipped with spacious kitchens.
- Living Room: The South Building features a kotatsu-style seating area. Netflix or U-NEXT is available for viewing.
- Bathroom: One bathroom available (South Building only).
- Toilets: Two toilets in total—one in the North Building and one in the South Building. Both are equipped with washlet (bidet) toilets.
- Washing Machines: Two units available—one in each building.
- Garden: An exceptionally large garden with space for a vegetable plot, allowing residents to enjoy gardening.
- Parking: Available at a lower-than-average rate due to narrow access roads (¥8,800 per space).
- Internet: High-speed Wi-Fi using a fiber-optic connection (NTT) is available.
Private Rooms
- Bed & Mattress
- Desk & Chair
- 3-Tier Storage Case
- Hanger Rack
- Air Conditioner (Cooling & Heating)
- Storage Space (For rooms without built-in storage, part of a separate room can be provided.)
Features of coagari
A Multigenerational and Multicultural Living Environment
Located near an international university, this share house attracts residents from many different countries. In addition to Japanese residents, there are many international students and people from overseas, allowing for natural and everyday cross-cultural interaction.
Another distinctive feature is the presence of spaces rarely found in typical share houses, such as a garden and a parking area. These extra spaces make it easy for people of different ages and backgrounds to gather, creating a diverse, multigenerational community.
Garden and Parking
This share house offers on-site parking, which is rare in Osaka. There is space to park four or more cars right next to the house, as well as a spacious garden. The garden is perfect for hanging laundry comfortably, and on hot days, residents can enjoy BBQs or even set up a small pool.
It’s a lifestyle of comfort and freedom that is difficult to experience when living alone, allowing residents to enjoy a truly relaxed and luxurious way of living.
Clean and Reliable Management
- Regular Cleaning: Common areas are cleaned on a regular schedule to maintain a pleasant environment.
- Resident Support: The live-in managers respond promptly to any issues, ensuring a safe and worry-free living experience.
Access
Access to Nearby Stations
- Keihan Main Line Owada Station: 6 minutes on foot
- Keihan Main Line Kayashima Station: 15 minutes on foot
Travel Time to Major Areas
- JR Kyobashi Station: 13 minutes by train
- JR Osaka Station: 24 minutes by train
- Midosuji Line Shinsaibashi Station: 31 minutes by train
About Fees
| Status 空室状況 | No. 部屋番号 | Size / Type 広さ / 様式 | Monthly Rent 月額賃料 | Common Fee 共益費 | Move-in Fee 入居金 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 〇 | 101 | 8.0㎡ / 洋室 | ￥32,000 | ￥10,000 | ￥20,000 |
| × | 102 | 11.0㎡ / 和室 | ￥32,000 | ￥10,000 | ￥20,000 |
| 〇 | 103 | 11.0㎡ / 和室 | ￥35,000 | ￥10,000 | ￥20,000 |
| × | 104 | 8.0㎡ / 洋室 | ￥32,000 | ￥10,000 | ￥20,000 |
| × | 105 | 6.0㎡ / 洋室 | ￥28,000 | ￥10,000 | ￥20,000 |
| × | 106 | 11.0㎡ / 和室 | ￥32,000 | ￥10,000 | ￥20,000 |
| × | 107 | 8.0㎡ / 洋室 | ￥35,000 | ￥10,000 | ￥20,000 |
| × | 108 | 5.0㎡ / 洋室 | ¥ 25,000 | ¥ 10,000 | ¥ 20,000 |
- The common service fee includes electricity, gas, water, Wi-Fi, regular cleaning of shared areas, and the cost of shared amenities.
- A cleaning fee of ¥15,000 is required upon move-out. If the used areas are properly cleaned before departure, the fee will be reduced by ¥5,000.
- For move-outs within less than four months, an additional charge equivalent to one month’s rent will apply.
- Parking fee: ¥8,800 (tax included).
Steps to Move In
Please feel free to contact us by phone or email.
Our staff will be happy to answer your questions and provide detailed information about any share houses you’re interested in.
If you already have a property in mind, we can share availability and conditions in detail.
Visit the share house in person to check the rooms, facilities, and common areas.
During the tour, feel free to ask any questions about daily life or how the facilities are used.
Our staff will help you find the share house that best suits your needs.
If you find a property you like after the viewing, we’ll move on to the contract.
You’ll fill out the necessary forms and review the terms — including rent, common service fees, and house rules — before signing the agreement.
Once the contract is complete, you’ll receive your keys and a brief orientation on how to use the facilities.
Our support continues even after you move in, so please don’t hesitate to reach out anytime if you have questions or concerns.
If you’re even a little curious, come and take a look!
You’re more than welcome to visit — even if it’s just to see the place or have a quick chat.
Questions like
“What kind of people live in a share house?”
“How do residents share chores?”
“Will I still have private time?”
— are all welcome, too. Feel free to contact us anytime!
By visiting in person, you’ll get a real sense of the atmosphere and the warmth of the people — something you can’t quite feel through photos alone.
