When you go to school in Japan for the first time, you usually live in a school dormitory or the school helps you rent an apartment.

(Or an acquaintance) How can you rent a house if you are in China?

1. If you want to bring furniture or the like, you can basically only sublet someone else’s house.

Usually the name of the house is not you.

If you rent a house formally in Japan, the house will be 100% empty.

It had to be cleaned after the previous person moved out.

2. Although it is cheaper to go far away, you still have to consider the transportation costs.

Once there is a transfer situation, the monthly ticket can easily exceed 10,000.

It's not worth wasting 2 or 3 hours in the car every day.

There are two subway lines near the university, the Marunouchi Line and the Ariakucho Line, both of which go to Ikebukuro. Moreover, the school is very close to Ikebukuro, so you can just ride a bicycle.

If you don't mind the large number of Chinese people in Ikebukuro, you can go there to find an apartment. It should be easy.

It’s basically Tokyo’s Chinatown.

If you come to Baidu for help, you are not coming to the right place.

There's nothing I can do to help.