Nakamoto Apartment Unit 302: A Spacious 1LDK in Naha's Akebono District
This rental apartment, Nakamoto Apartment Unit 302, offers a comfortable and convenient lifestyle in Naha City, Okinawa. The property features a 1LDK layout with a generously sized 13-tatami mat living-dining-kitchen area. Key amenities include a separate bath and toilet, an independent washbasin area, and a dedicated indoor space for a washing machine, providing peace of mind on rainy days. The building is constructed with reinforced concrete block (RCB) for durability.
Critical agent notes and fees have been translated for clarity. The monthly rent is 65,000 yen with a 3,000 yen common area fee. The security deposit is two months' rent, and there is no key money (礼金). The brokerage commission equals one month's rent (plus parking fee) plus consumption tax. A guarantee company is required: the initial entrustment fee is approximately 56,770 yen (varies by company), with a monthly fee of 1% of the total rent. Enrollment in "Life Support" is mandatory at 1,100 yen per month, prorated for the move-in and move-out months. This is a fixed-term lease (2 years); renewal incurs a 16,500 yen (tax included) administrative fee. Early termination penalties apply. A parking space is available for 12,000 yen per month for kei cars (15,000 yen for standard cars under 8.6m), but a second parking space is not permitted. If a vehicle registration certificate is required, a 3,300 yen (tax included) fee is charged for issuing the parking space usage consent form. One joint guarantor is required for the contract (within 3 degrees of kinship, under 65 years old, with income). Floor plans and photos are for reference; the actual condition takes precedence.
The location is highly convenient, with a Seven-Eleven convenience store right next door for daily necessities. Access to the West Coast Road is also excellent. The area is part of vibrant Naha, the capital of Okinawa Prefecture. A notable nearby landmark is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Shuri Castle, a reconstructed palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom located a short drive away, offering a deep dive into the region's unique history and culture.
