- share house in Japan, Tokyo. [interwhao]

Hello everyone!

It’s getting colder and colder, and it’s getting into autumn!

In such a situation, we held a joint event of Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+a and Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+b, which we are familiar with every time!

This time, the event was held in conjunction with the Tama River Fireworks Festival held on October 5!

Actually, we held a fireworks event last year at the same time!

Please click here to see the report of that event.

First, we went shopping at Costco!

A kind resident helped us out!

Thank you very much☆彡

Actually, it was raining on that day,

And it rained at last year’s event…,

Will it rain again next year?

But just like last year, the Tama River Fireworks Festival will go ahead even if it rains a little!

It’s hard to convey in a photo, but in reality, it looked better than in a photo! (*^_^*)

Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+a and Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+b have many foreign residents,

During the fireworks viewing, a Belgian resident wondered why fireworks in Japan are held in summer. I was curious to find out, and found out that in Europe and Western countries, it is not unusual for fireworks displays to be held in the winter,

I was curious and looked it up, and found out that fireworks used to be set off during the Obon season for the repose of souls, and the culture is still deeply rooted.

It’s only at Interwhao share houses that conversations about this kind of culture can be had!

Now that the fireworks are over, it’s time for the party!

The party was quite a success!

Currently, there are a number of short-term students from the U.S. living in both houses,

Their friends and others joined the party, making it a very lively event!

By the time the fireworks were over, the rain had stopped,

BBQ outside!

Many former residents who had already moved out came to the BBQ and enjoyed it together!

Here, we cut a quick cake!

Is it a green tea cake?

Looks delicious!

A group photo was taken at the end of the event!

Looking at the group photo, you can see that we had quite a large turnout!

The lineup is quite different from last year, and there are always new people to meet and interact with at both houses!

Of course, there are many people who continue to participate!

Generally, people tend to think that it is difficult to get used to a share house because the community has already been established,

However, Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+a and Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+b are at-home share houses with a certain amount of resident turnover, so it’s easy to blend in, so don’t worry!

You can rest assured that you’ll be able to blend in easily!

The percentage of foreign residents in both Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+a and Firsthouse Mizonokuchi 100+b is about 60%!

Also, there are a few rooms left in both houses that we can show you.

The nearest stations are Mizonokuchi station on the Tokyu Denentoshi line and Mizonokuchi station on the JR Musashi line, about a 13 minute walk.

Access to Shibuya, Kawasaki, and Oimachi is excellent!

If you are interested in this property, please feel free to contact us!