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To show those who are not attending school or receiving disability employment services that they are independent and have freedom and hope. The reason why a certified non-profit organization, NEXTEP, started a sharehouse
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Creating a space where people from different nationalities, genders, and ages get together. A sharehouse with full of hospitality by the former cottage owner
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Interview with the owner of the sharehouse in Hiyoshi Honcho! Report on the loving sharehouse with two cats
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I want to create a warm sharehouse as a place to return. What is the ideal sharehouse that a house manager thinks while working as a home care worker?
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Don’t be too considerate even if you live with others. What it takes to enjoy life in a sharehouse as it is.
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9 Sharehouses in Nara Prefecture! Introduction by their characteristics such as price, female only, and open for people from abroad
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Exchange and communication in the courtyard with young people and locals. What is an ideal sharehouse that a couple of architects create?
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What is like living in a sharehouse actually? Residents’ comments and reviews can be used as a reference to know real life!
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Even beginners can find one! How to efficiently search for a sharehouse and our three recommended ways
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Are there any Japanese-style sharehouses? Recommended Japanese-style sharehouses
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[Long Interview with a Resident #1] Takumin’s 4 years of living in a sharehouse started when he entered a university, and his future.
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Yukiko Tajiri, the owner of Yurai House in Kumamoto. Interview with her about the sharehouse and the stories of opening the first Babypost in Japan.
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