BORDERLESS HOUSE is more than just a place to live; it’s a community where people from all walks of life come together to share experiences, cultures, and friendships. With locations in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, our share houses promote cultural exchange and fosters connections among residents from around the world.
Events play a crucial role in building this sense of community, providing opportunities for housemates to bond and create lasting memories. From lively parties to outdoor adventures, each event brings together individuals from diverse backgrounds, enriching their lives and enhancing their understanding of different cultures.
Join us as we highlight some of the exciting events that make living at BORDERLESS HOUSE a truly unique experience!
A Night of Connection: BORDERLESS NOMIKAI in Tokyo
One of the most exciting events at BORDERLESS HOUSE Tokyo was the Big Drinking Party, or “Nomikai (飲み会) ,” which brought together over 50 residents from 22 share houses across Tokyo. Participants mingled with drinks in hand, practicing their English and Japanese while enjoying the lively atmosphere. The lively gathering didn’t stop there! Many residents continued the fun with a second round of festivities, creating an energetic and welcoming atmosphere that highlights the spirit of living in share houses in Tokyo.
The concept of a “Nomikai” is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture. It’s a social event where colleagues, friends, or community members gather over drinks, often to build relationships and relax outside of their daily routines. At BORDERLESS HOUSE, events like this allow residents—both locals and foreigners living in Tokyo’s share houses—to experience authentic aspects of Japanese culture while forming meaningful international friendships.
Summer Fireworks Celebration in Kyoto
Japan is famous for its stunning summer fireworks festivals, known as hanabi festivals, which light up the night sky from July to August. Major cities like Tokyo and Osaka host renowned events, such as the Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival in Tokyo and the Yodogawa Fireworks Festival in Osaka, attracting thousands of attendees.
Additionally, there are many smaller festivals in the Kansai region that offer special experiences, complete with food stalls and traditional yukata outfits. These lively celebrations not only highlight Japan’s rich culture but also give people a chance to connect with others and make lasting memories during warm summer nights.
The Kansai Fireworks Event was a standout moment of the summer for residents of BORDERLESS HOUSE. This amazing event brought together people from different share houses in Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe, creating an unforgettable evening filled with light, color, and community.
Lake Biwa Outing: Bringing Together the Kansai Share House Community
Residents from BORDERLESS HOUSE share houses in Osaka and Kyoto came together for a memorable day out at Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest freshwater lake known for its stunning views and crystal-clear waters. Located just a short trip from Kyoto, Lake Biwa is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a perfect setting for outdoor activities and relaxation.
The gathering was an ideal opportunity for both new and long-term residents to bond through shared experiences. New residents were warmly welcomed into the fold, experiencing firsthand the inclusive and friendly atmosphere that BORDERLESS HOUSE is known for. Together, they made hot dogs, enjoyed swimming in the lake, and spent time taking in the natural beauty around them.
Language Exchange: Enhancing Language Skills and Friendships in Tokyo Share House
At BORDERLESS HOUSE Tokyo, the recurring language exchange event provides an engaging platform for residents to practice both English and Japanese. This event is particularly popular among those living in share houses across Tokyo, offering a space where locals and foreigners alike can come together to learn from one another, build connections, and improve their language skills in a relaxed environment.
The format of the language exchange is designed to encourage interaction and ease in communication. Conversations are guided by various topics, from daily life and culture to personal interests, ensuring participants can practice both casual and structured communication.
For participants, the benefits extend beyond just language improvement. Practicing with native speakers enhances listening and speaking skills in a natural, supportive setting, boosting confidence for everyday interactions in Japan. It also helps residents gain insight into cultural nuances and local expressions, enriching their overall experience of living in a Tokyo share house.
For foreign tenants, these exchanges are an invaluable way to immerse themselves in Japanese culture while building friendships that make their time in Japan more meaningful.
A World of Experiences Awaits at BORDERLESS HOUSE
The diverse events offered by BORDERLESS HOUSE, highlight the vibrant and multicultural community at the heart of each share house. These gatherings are more than just fun activities; they create opportunities for residents to learn about different cultures, build lasting friendships, and gain new skills, making each day an enriching experience.
By bringing together residents from all over the world, BORDERLESS HOUSE ensures that everyone feels connected and supported, transforming shared living into a journey of discovery and growth.
If you’re ready to be a part of this exciting community and explore all that BORDERLESS HOUSE has to offer, join us and participate in our future events. Discover your new home and build unforgettable memories in one of our share houses across Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and beyond.
Feel free to contact us and learn more and take the first step towards your multicultural adventure!
26 tenants who live in not only Osaka-Tamatsukuri house but also Osaka-Tsuruhashi house and Osaka-Toyonaka house came to the party!
Honestly, half of participants were first meeting. Although the person who is cheerful usually, they were nervous at the beginning of the party.
Team with competitive members devised a strategy while eavesdropping other teams’ strategies. Haha
He answered “ FISH!” (Unfortunately, the answer was “airplane”!)
“Ben, please just focus on answerer! It is difficult for us to tell what you drew!”
This team members are almost first meeting, but they became a close friends at the end of the game!
The pictures remind me of the time the share house just opened.
Even though she got BINGO, her prize was a box of tissue…(I’m sorry Arisa!)
At last, we took pictures together with their calligraphy!
This is the end of a report of the party.
Of course, we understand, someone still concern about language skill or share house life.