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Take your own towel and soap to the sento
(public baths).
The entry fee (about 330 yen, approx. $3) includes entry to the sauna too.



Bicycles are
available
here.

It's fun and easy to ride and see the sights of Kyoto.









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We have no dormitory.

A$B!!(Bprivate 5mat room
Traditional room

Internet access in the room
24hours

Airconditioner


South-facing
windows
Refrigerator in each room                     


A private 8mat room

Private mail box


Yurakuso


private access to the rooms





Welcome to Our Company


We have private apartments

They are located in northern Kyoto.
(Nishigamo,Kitaku ,Kyoto)
please click here for the location(detail)

#1  (Sweetom 21c)
(utilities are not included in monthly rent)
Sweetom 21c
( size; 21$B-V(B ,furnished)
63 odoguchicho nishigamo kitaku Kyoto, 603-8813
45000 yen/month/person
Deposit 10000yen

Room has its own pc  & internet$B!!(Bconnections.
$B!J(Bfree,$B!!(B24$B!!(Bhours)
(The$B!!(Belectric voltage is AC 100V in Japan$B!!(B)


1 bed room
( 6-mat)
dining kichen
(3mat),
bathroom,
balcony
Seven Eleven
Convenience store 24hours

3 minutes walk
kamo river  3minutes
The "funagata" okuribi on Mt. Nyokenzan, in the shape of a ship. (Lit at 8:15p.m. on16 August)

we can see from here.


#2  (Sancrest)
(utilities are not included)
1bed room (a private single room)
23$B-V(B(size)
55000 yen /month


68 odoguchicho nishigamo kitaku Kyoto, 603-8813


Nice area,green,fresh air,
There is a Kamo river nearby that is a home to many fish and migratory birds. There are also many open spaces such as parks and ancient temple grounds with lots of greenery and fresh air.




"Nishigamo" is a great place to live. The people are very nice ,and even though it is a small town ,you will find your every day comfort. You must see the Imagine bar (near snowboard shop) and Mekhong restaurant.   Sweatom 21c is a comfortable mansion.  I stayed for 2 month through the JSPS program , doing research at the
Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics .
A.S.   2006 summer

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I lived in Nishigamo, Northern Kyoto City for a little over 2 years. The Nishigamo area is peaceful, scenic and has a semi-rural feeling. My place was 2 minutes from the river. The subway doesn$B!G(Bt go to Nishigamo, however there are 3 regular buses (number 37, 1 and 9) that connect to all over Kyoto City.

 I was happy with my apartment there too. Mine was small but enough for someone living alone. I loved the Tatami (grass reed) mat flooring and I had a great view of Funagata (A giant symbol carved into a mountainside). The rent was reasonable and the refundable deposit (also reasonable) was a real drawcard, My landlord-Yamamoto San, was also a fair respectful guy.

 Basically, check it out, it$B!G(Bs a good deal, laid back and a great base for exploring Kyoto.

Rhys



#3 (Sancrest)
(utilities not included)

47$B-V(B(size)

square
meters
The name of the building;

Sancrest
2 bed room
and dining kichen,
bathroom
balcony

 90,000 yen/m
  
                       #4    (Sancrest)
                         (utilities not included)
71$B-V(B(size)
square meters
the corner location of the floor ,
facing in the south,
2 airconditoners,
a counter kichen,
on the third floor,
 2 bed room (6jo+7jo space )
and living ,dining room(18mats space )and kichen,
bathroom
balcony

5minutes walks
to the Kamo river.
100,000 yen/m~
(utilitues not included)
please click here for the location (detail)




How to get here from Kyoto station;
$B-!(Bby bus
1.take #9 city bus in front of Kyoto Station (at B1 area bus terminal)
$B!o(B220yen$B!!!!(B(You can do sightseeing )
2.you can see Hongwanji temple on your left.
3.then Nijo castle on your left
4.Get off at the final bus stop "Nishigamo shakomae"
5.Turn left at the traffic signal
6.Turn left again at the first corner
(There is a car washing spot at the corner).
7.Sweetom 21c is the second on your left.
please copy and bring the directions with you if possible.
$B-"!!(Bby$B!!(Bsubuway and bus from Kyoto station
1 Take the subway train to Kokusai_kaikan.
2 Get off at Kitaoji station
3 take #37 city bus at Kitaoji bus terminal
4 Get off at the final bus stop "Nishigamo shakomae"
5 Turn left at the traffic signal
6 .Turn left again at the first corner
(There is a car washing spot at the corner).
7 Sweetom 21c is the second on your left.



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Hi,my name is Peerayot.I came to Japan ,April 2004 from New Zealand and have stayed for 1 year at Sweatom21C .
Sweatom 21C was an excellent place to live while in Kyoto.
Close to many shops,like supermarkets,24hr convenience stores,dentist,dry cleaners,and the Nishigamo bus terminal.
The Kamo river is only 2 minutes walk from the door.
Walks,runs,drinks and bqqs.
The apartment itself is quiet and tidy with plenty of sun through out the morning. A 6 tatami mat room ajoins a large kitchen and bathroom area. Outside is a sunny balcony and bicycle shed.

Peerayot ,   May 2005 /nz




`I enjoy living in the Suncrest Apartments because it is near convenient bus transportation and both the Kamo River and Kitayama Mountains are very close. I recommend it for people who wish to stay in Kyoto for a longer period of time because it is away from the hussle and bussle of downtown. Plus it is an ideal location for taking walks along the river or in the mountains.`
David Jones








 I have been living in Japan for 10 months, teaching English, sightseeing and learning Japanese. I have lived in Yurakuso for 3 months and it`s been fun. Yurakuso is in the perfect spot- right near kamogawa river, kyoto botanical gardens and loads of great restaurants and coffee shops.

 Will
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Stefano Zanetti(a destra nella foto),
Studente straniero italiano della Hokkaido Daigaku in vacanza,
A Kyoto per una settimana.
"Sono stato a Kyoto per una settimana e devo dire che e` veramente come ci viene raccontato in universita`...un posto meraviglioso!!!Un consiglio per tutti!"

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has been staying from last March 2003,
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"Me on a bike.
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on a one-speed mama-san bike,
which is why I look like I'm about to barf up a lung."

(April 2004)





My names is Bayarma. I came from Mongolia to study
in Kyoto University as a Ph.D student for 3 years.
I love Kyoto.
   25 March 2004








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Hinrich Neitsch   March 2004

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ich habe hier jeden Tag genossen
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March_April ,2004
"Venite a divertirvi a Kyoto come ho fatto io,
non ve ne pentirete!"







Rice harvesting at our farm
October 20, 2003






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YURAKUSO Guest$B!!(BHouse
14 shimonagamecho shichiku kitaku
Kyoto,Japan 603-8106

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090-9717-7122$B!!(B
(Yamamoto)

(fax) 075-491-6900 

When calling from abroad
tel   81-90-9717-7122
fax     81-75-491-6900

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