Forecity Matsuyama: A Pet-Friendly Apartment in Naha, Okinawa
This rental apartment, located on the 12th floor of a 13-story reinforced concrete building in Naha's Matsuyama 1-chome, offers a compact and convenient 1K layout with approximately 23.96 square meters of living space. The property, built in 2008, features a separate bath and toilet, a bathtub, air conditioning, a closet, a shoe cupboard, and an indoor space for a washing machine. Building amenities include an auto-lock security system, an intercom with monitor, and an elevator, providing both security and ease of access.
Critical agent notes have been translated for clarity. The apartment is equipped with city gas. Important remarks include: lighting fixtures are not included. Pets are allowed, with specific conditions: small dogs only, cats are permitted, with a maximum of two pets total. The photos shown are of the same building and layout but may differ from the actual unit; the current condition takes precedence. The kitchen color may vary by room. This is a fixed-term rental contract for two years, renewable with a renewal fee of 22,000 yen. A joint guarantor is mandatory. Enrollment in a guarantee company and fire insurance is required. Additional pet conditions reiterate: small dogs only, cats allowed, up to two pets total.
The monthly rent is 56,000 yen, with a common area maintenance fee of 5,000 yen and a sanitation fee of 500 yen. Initial costs include a security deposit and key money each equivalent to one month's rent. Additional move-in costs may include a pet security deposit (one month's rent for pet owners), a guarantee company fee, a small short-term insurance premium, and an optional key replacement fee. The apartment is situated in a highly accessible part of Naha, just a 6-minute walk from Kenchomae Station on the Okinawa Urban Monorail (Yui Rail), putting the vibrant city center within easy reach. The area is also a short distance from the historical and cultural sites of Shuri Castle, a reconstructed Gusuku royal palace and UNESCO World Heritage site that offers a profound glimpse into the Ryukyu Kingdom's past.
