# Greeting
Hello, and thank you for visiting us.
My name is Yurina, the owner of "sharehome wiz.u".
I currently operate two houses in Tokyo, located in Higashi-Yotsugi and Zoshigaya.
I truly appreciate that you found us among so many options.
As you’re reading this page, you might be feeling:
* “It’s my first time living in a share house, I’m not sure what to expect.”
* “I’m moving to Tokyo or studying abroad, but will I make friends?”
* “Every day feels the same, and I want something new.”
* “I’m looking for new encounters, or a fresh challenge.”
I understand these feelings well.
When I studied abroad and later moved to Tokyo, I also struggled to make friends at first, and didn’t know who to turn to when I faced difficulties.
Even when I lived in share houses managed by other companies, I felt nervous before moving in — “Will I fit in?” — and after moving, I sometimes found myself seeking more excitement and change, moving from one share house to another.
That’s why I created "sharehome wiz.u": a place where anyone can feel safe, live comfortably, and truly be themselves.
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# What is *sharehome wiz.u*?
To me, a "home" is a place for the heart.
It’s where you can be yourself, feel secure, and simply relax — the kind of place you never want to leave.
A place where the lights are on when you return, and someone greets you with “Welcome home!”
At "sharehome wiz.u", we want to create such a place together — a warm and open community that transcends age, nationality, language, and culture.
A place you can "share" with new friends, old friends, neighbors, and guests.
And most importantly, a place we build "with you (wiz.u = with you)".
In fact, our sharehome community includes:
* Residents from diverse backgrounds — Japanese and international, students, professionals, freelancers, people in their 20s and 30s, and more.
* A spacious living and dining area designed to encourage natural interaction.
* A caring environment where people support each other — visiting one another’s workplaces, or going out for karaoke together when someone feels down.
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# New Concept at Higashi-Yotsugi
— Tokyo Hideaway, A Hideaway Where Your Heart Unwinds
“Hideaway” means a secret retreat.
It’s a little escape from the busy rhythm of Tokyo — a secret base where you can quietly relax.
A place so special, you may want to share it with someone important, yet keep it hidden from the rest of the world.
Higashi-Yotsugi is a neighborhood nestled between Tateishi, with its nostalgic downtown charm, and Shin-Koiwa, an area of modern redevelopment.
Here, “old × new” blends beautifully, and “Japanese × international” cultures interact naturally in daily life.
From the nearby riverside, you can see the SkyTree glittering in the distance — a unique view where “nature × city” coexist in harmony.
The tranquil atmosphere of the nearby Shirahige Shrine warmly welcomes you, offering a sense of calm.
Tucked away in a quiet residential area, "Tokyo Hideaway" is where your heart softens every time you return — and where little moments of excitement await.
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# Three Highlights of Higashi-Yotsugi
**1. Convenient Access
The nearest station, *Yotsugi Station*, offers smooth connections across Tokyo:
* Asakusa: 10 minutes
* Ueno: 24 minutes
* Shinagawa: 35 minutes direct, no transfer
* Shinkoiwa: 9 minutes by bus
**2. A Diverse, International Community
More than 25 nationalities have lived at wiz.u.
In the living and dining spaces, residents often share meals, exchange languages, and explore different perspectives together.
Our friendly management style ensures that when challenges arise, we solve them together.
**3. Independent Shared & Private Spaces
The house is designed for balance, with separate common and residential areas.
* 3 kitchens, 3 toilets, and 2 bathrooms with bathtubs
* Spacious common areas for lively moments, and private spaces for quiet time
* All rooms are lockable, making it especially comfortable and secure for women
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# Voices from Residents
> “I was nervous about coming to Japan alone, but because of wiz.u, I felt safe and welcomed. Thank you for being so friendly.”
> (American male, late 30s)
> “This year I met wiz.u, and through it, so many wonderful people. It was my first time living in a share house, and at first, I was both nervous and excited, but everyone was so kind and welcoming. Thank you so much.”
> (Japanese male, early 20s, Hokkaido)
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# Recommended For People Who…
* Want to connect with people from different cultures
* Respect diversity and individuality
* Value kindness and helping each other across cultures
* Can cooperate in keeping the house clean, comfortable, and welcoming
Please feel free to reach out to us anytime.
I hope you’ll find not only a wonderful house here, but also a wonderful *share life*.
sharehome wiz.u
Owner, Yurina
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#Move-in Fee
•1 month〜 : 35,000 yen
•3 months〜 : 73,000 yen
If the period between the contract signing date (the date the contract is sent) and the move-in date exceeds 45 days, a holding fee of 15,000 yen will be charged.
