Leopalace TOMO: A Modern, Fully-Furnished Apartment in Uruma, Okinawa
This Leopalace TOMO apartment in the Takaezu district of Uruma City offers a convenient and comfortable living solution, complete with furniture and appliances. The property is a 1K layout with approximately 23.18 square meters of private space, located on the first floor of a two-story reinforced concrete (RC) building constructed in 2006.
The apartment is well-equipped for modern living. Facilities include an IH cooktop, a separate bath and toilet, a bathroom dryer, a heated toilet seat with bidet function, a bathtub, air conditioning, a shoe cupboard, internet connectivity, a video intercom system, a parcel delivery box, an indoor space for a washing machine, and comes fully furnished with furniture and appliances included.
Key financial details are clearly outlined. The monthly rent is 52,000 JPY, with an additional common area maintenance fee of 6,500 JPY and a sanitation fee of 550 JPY. A detailed breakdown of the initial costs is provided. For the first two months, total estimated fees are 126,408 JPY, comprising rent (104,000 JPY), common area fee (13,000 JPY), parking fee (0 JPY), environmental maintenance fee (1,100 JPY), internet usage fee (7,260 JPY), and an administrative handling fee (1,048 JPY). Move-in costs total 172,980 JPY, including a key money (reikin) payment of 52,000 JPY, a security deposit (shikikin) of 0 JPY, an end-of-contract cleaning fee of 41,800 JPY, a guarantee commission fee of 62,680 JPY, and a lock replacement fee of 16,500 JPY. The property does not require a guarantor, is open to international students, and allows for credit card payment of initial costs and rent.
The neighborhood provides convenient daily amenities. Within a short walk, residents have access to Town Plaza Kanehide Shiringawa store (6 minutes, ~400m), SAN-A Akahachi Shopping Town (14 minutes, ~1000m), Fresh Plaza Union Akahachi store (29 minutes, ~2000m), and a 7-Eleven Uruma Kyan store (8 minutes, ~550m).
Uruma City is rich in history and natural beauty, formed from the merger of several towns. A notable nearby landmark is the Katsuren Peninsula, known for the UNESCO World Heritage site Katsuren Castle Ruins, which offers stunning panoramic views of the East China Sea and a glimpse into the Ryukyu Kingdom's history.
