Modern and Convenient Rental Apartment in Okinawa's Yaese Town
This newly built apartment in Yaese Town, Okinawa, offers a compact and modern living space designed for comfort and convenience. The property features a 1R layout with a private area of approximately 22.68 square meters, located on the second floor of a three-story reinforced concrete (RC) building constructed in 2025. The apartment is equipped with propane gas, a separate bath and toilet, and an independent washbasin, providing a functional and private living environment.
Critical agent notes have been translated for full transparency. The equipment includes propane gas, separate bath and toilet, and an independent washbasin. Special notes outline several optional and mandatory monthly fees: 24-hour emergency support is available for 1,650 yen per month; a water purifier can be leased for 1,500 yen per month (optional); a small-amount short-term insurance premium is 18,000 yen every two years; a security deposit is required at 80% of the monthly rent; an antibacterial treatment costs 8,800 yen; and a simple fire extinguisher is available for 6,600 yen (optional). Importantly, tenants aged 65 or older who are signing a single-person contract are required to join the "mimamori support" (watch-over support) service for 1,650 yen per month (tax included).
The monthly rent is 38,000 yen with a common maintenance fee of 2,000 yen. A security deposit equivalent to one month's rent is required, with no key money. A parking space is available for 3,000 yen per month. The move-in date is negotiable. The location is highly convenient, just a 3-minute walk from the Gushichan Shop-mae bus stop, providing easy access to local transportation.
The surrounding area of Yaese Town offers a blend of suburban tranquility and accessibility. An interesting local fact is that the town is home to the "Yachimun no Sato" pottery village, where traditional Okinawan pottery, known as yachimun, has been crafted for centuries. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Gyokusendo Cave, part of the Okinawa World theme park, which features one of Japan's largest limestone caves and offers a fascinating glimpse into Okinawa's natural history.
