Student House – Shakujii-Koen International House

A Men-only Dormitory

Shakujii-koen International House is ISI’s dormitory, and Japanese and international students of ISI School Groups share the dormitory together. Please contact us for the availability.

About Shakujii-Koen International House

  • Resident Staff is on site
  • Shared kitchen & bathrooms
  • Access: 10 minutes walk from Shakujii Koen Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line.
  • Commuting time：30～40mins
  • Beddings are included.
  • There are some rules which the residents must follow. Please contact us for more details.
  • The check-in time is from 9 am to 8 pm.

Kitchen

Unified with light-colored furniture, multiple sinks, ranges and IH heaters are installed in the kitchen where a couple of students can cook at the same time. The dining area is always full of laughter from the students who try to cook or boast about their hometown dishes.

Laundry room

Laundry room is fully equipped inside of the house. It is convenient to use without congestion as sufficient number of washing machines are installed. Shower rooms are also installed.

Lounge

Since the students learning at the ISI Group schools live in the Shakujii-koen International House, various languages such as Japanese, Chinese and English are spoken and it makes the house just International. This is a place to experience real international communication that you cannot learn by at school.

Single Room

You can choose either a single room or twin room, all of which are equipped with a desk, chair, closet, bed and refrigerator. A suitable environment for study is provided and private space is also secured.

Twin Room

You can choose either a single room or twin room, all of which are equipped with a desk, chair, closet, bed and refrigerator. A suitable environment for study is provided and private space is also secured.

LONG STAY DISCOUNT PRICE

Accommodation Fee – Tokyo

Airport Pick-up Service

Airport Pick-Up Fee

Students' Voice

I enjoy the cross-cultural experiences in daily life!

I ask my Chinese roommate about what I did not understand in the class when I come back. We help each other in our studies as he asks me questions about Japanese in return. We intentionally talk each other in English, which makes my daily life more fulfilling. Living in a dormitory is just like living abroad, so it is a perfect environment for the students who are eager to be able to speak languages such as English and Chinese.

Mr. O.E.

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