Monthly Apartment Dormir Miyagi in Naha City, Okinawa
Dormir Miyagi is a conveniently located monthly apartment in Naha's Asato district, offering a fully-equipped living space for short to medium-term stays. The property is a reinforced concrete (RC) building constructed in January 2000, standing five stories tall. Its prime feature is the exceptional access to public transport, being just a one-minute walk from the Yui Rail monorail's Asato Station, providing seamless connectivity across the capital.
The apartment comes furnished for immediate comfort. Key equipment and facilities include an indoor space for a washing machine. According to the agent's notes, the unit is also supplied with a dryer-equipped washing machine, dishes, a table, an electric pot, a microwave oven, a rice cooker, and a bed. The kitchen is equipped with a gas cooktop and water heating, while the bathroom is a unit bath with a bathtub. Other amenities include air conditioning, heating, a refrigerator, and a television. The building uses propane gas and includes a shoe box for storage. Garbage disposal is permitted daily.
Important financial details are outlined in the agent's remarks. For stays of three months or longer, the monthly rent of 85,000 yen receives a 3,000 yen discount. An administrative fee of 11,000 yen applies, and utility costs are paid separately based on actual usage. A security deposit of 50,000 yen is required, which will be refunded after deducting cleaning fees and final gas/water charges upon departure. The cleaning fee is tiered: 19,800 yen for stays of one month to less than three months; 22,000 yen for three months to less than ten months; and 33,000 yen for ten months or longer. There is no monthly common area fee (共益費), deposit (敷金), or key money (礼金). One parking space is available for an additional 22,000 yen per month.
The Asato area is a vibrant residential neighborhood in central Naha. An interesting local fact is that the nearby Tsuboya district is famous for its centuries-old pottery tradition, known as Tsuboya-yaki, which began in the late 17th century. A major tourist attraction within easy reach is the bustling Kokusai Dori (International Street), a hub for dining, shopping, and experiencing Okinawan culture, just a short monorail ride away from Asato Station.
