Leopalace Kinza Apartment in Uruma City, Okinawa
This rental apartment, Leopalace Kinza Room 101, offers a convenient and well-equipped living space in Uruma City, Okinawa. The property features a 1K layout with a total private floor area of approximately 23.18 square meters. It is situated on the first floor of a two-story reinforced concrete (RC) building constructed in 2009.
The apartment comes fully furnished and includes essential appliances. Key facilities, as detailed in the agent notes, include a separate bath and toilet, a bath dryer, a heated toilet seat with bidet function, a bathtub, air conditioning, a closet, a monitor-equipped intercom, and an indoor space for a washing machine.
The monthly payment breakdown is clearly outlined: a rent of 57,000 yen, a common area maintenance fee of 6,500 yen, a parking fee of 4,950 yen, and a sanitation fee of 550 yen, bringing the total monthly outgoing to 69,000 yen. The initial move-in costs are estimated at 273,300 yen. This includes a key money (reikin) of 57,000 yen (equivalent to one month's rent), a fire insurance premium of 20,000 yen, a guarantee agency contract fee of 69,000 yen, a cleaning fee of 41,800 yen, and a key replacement fee of 16,500 yen. Notably, there is no security deposit (shikikin). The agent specifies that the initial costs can be paid by credit card, and the estimated amounts are subject to change. Pro-rated rent for the move-in month will be calculated separately.
The property is available for immediate occupancy and has flexible conditions, allowing for two or more occupants, no guarantor requirement (with a guarantor agency available), and acceptance of international students and room shares. The lease term is typically two years with renewal options, involving a renewal fee of 16,500 yen.
Located in the Tabara district of Uruma City, the apartment is just a 3-minute walk from the Gushikawa Bus Terminal Entrance bus stop, providing easy access to local transportation. The area is part of the larger Okinawa island, known for its unique Ryukyu culture and subtropical climate. An interesting historical fact is that Uruma City was established in 2005 through the merger of four towns, symbolizing unity. The closest major tourist attraction is the iconic Katsuren Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site with ruins offering panoramic views of the East China Sea.
