【期間限定】在家就像出國!BORDERLESS HOUSE 多人房「限定半價」優惠中!

想提升外語能力,卻沒預算出國留學?
想結交跨國好友,卻找不到合適的圈子?
在 BORDERLESS HOUSE,國際交流就是你的日常生活!

在台灣,有些人對多人房的第一印象是「沒隱私」,
但在 BORDERLESS HOUSE,我們重新定義了共居的價值——
多人房,正是建立國際人脈與外語環境的最短路徑。

多人房不是退而求其次,反而是 CP 值最高的選擇。
在這裡,不只是共享房間,更是分享故事、文化和生活的起點。
與其說你租的是一張床位,不如說你用最小的預算,打開世界的入口。

近期,BORDERLESS HOUSE推出了專屬「多人房的特別優惠」
我們誠摯地邀請對Share House充滿好奇心的你,一同加入這個大家庭,開啟一場獨特而難忘的國際共居生活體驗吧

BORDERLESS HOUSE多人房特別計畫

為了讓更多人體驗共享房間的樂趣,BORDERLESS HOUSE限時推出專屬於多人房的特別優惠!

■優惠詳情:入住至少 2 個月,即可享有「一個月房租半價」的優惠!
入住當日需支付兩個月租金,優惠會直接折抵於首次租金中。
水電光熱費按正常月份標準計算,優惠不涵蓋此部分。
■適用對象:
新房客
■適用房型:多人房限定(2人~6人房)
■申請期限:即日起至
2026/04/30 成功完成預定。
2026/04/30前完成預定即可適用,不限定入住日期
■貼心提醒
・本優惠需於支付初期費用前告知,不可與其他活動併用。
・優惠期間不支援換房或移動物件。
・若中途提早退居,已繳費用恕不退還。
・本公司保有資格審核及合約最終解釋權。

一起瞭解BORDERLESS HOUSE的特色吧!🌍

1. 獨一無二的國際氛圍
BORDERLESS HOUSE如同一個小型的國際村,聚集了來自世界各地的朋友。在這裡,每一次對話都是一場文化交流,每一次活動都能讓你感受到多元世界的精彩。

2. 社群活動,讓你的視野更遠擴
我們舉辦語言交換多樣化的活動,促進不同物件間的互動,拓展更廣闊的國際視野和友誼圈。更有「BORDERLESS TRAVEL」的特別活動,有機會入住日韓兩國的物件,擁有更特別的出國體驗哦!

3. 便利的位置與交通
BORDERLESS HOUSE的物件都鄰近主要交通樞紐,無論你選擇哪一間物件,都方便你通勤、上課或出遊。

4. 完善的居住設備,讓你輕鬆入住
BORDERLESS HOUSE提供乾淨、舒適的居住環境,且配有基本設備,房客只需準備個人物品便能簡單入住。

5. 租約彈性,一個月起租
BORDERLESS HOUSE有兩種租約可供選擇,房客們依據需求選擇適合的租約。
➔點擊【租金與租約規定】瞭解更多詳情。

多人房的三大優點:更多連結、更少孤單💖

1. 跨文化交流的起點
在BORDERLESS HOUSE,每間多人房都匯聚了來自世界各地的住客。無需特別安排,你每天都能自然地接觸不同的語言和文化,開拓視野的同時,還能建立跨國友誼。

2. 打造家一樣的歸屬感
在多人房中,你不再是孤身一人。無論是一起煮晚餐、討論學習心得,還是下班後分享一天的趣事,室友們總能讓你感受到家的溫暖。

3. 更高的性價比
多人房的租金相對更為實惠,卻同樣能享受到BORDERLESS HOUSE提供的高品質設備與服務。你可以用更少的支出,住得更舒適、更開心。

住進 BORDERLESS HOUSE,與世界相遇

無論你是學生、上班族,或短期旅居者,入住多人房將為你的生活帶來無限驚喜和成長機會!如果你正在尋找一個不只是住所、更是生活經歷的地方,那麼不要錯過這次的絕佳機會!現在就申請,讓我們一起在BORDERLESS HOUSE創造屬於你的故事吧!

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Living the Dream in Japan: How an International Community Becomes Family

Moving to Japan is a dream for many, but the reality of finding a home and a social circle can be daunting.

In this interview, we dive deep into the journey of Claire, a former competitive swimmer from the U.S. who moved to Tokyo in 2019. Discover how she transformed her life in Japan by finding a ‘home’ that offered much more than just a place to sleep—it offered a family.

Finding a Home (and Family) at Borderless House

 -You moved to Tokyo for work. Why did you choose a share house over a private apartment?

To be honest, I originally wanted to live alone! But I couldn’t secure an apartment near my workplace. Looking back, living alone would have been a lonely disaster. I have an irrational fear of going places by myself, and as a social person, I needed a support system.

I’ve lived in a share house in Tokyo with 14 others since August 2019. I started in a single room to have my own “quiet zone,” but once I got to know everyone, I actually moved into a shared room with one of my closest Japanese housemates. Now, she’s like a sister to me!

 -What makes the “Borderless” community different from other housing?

It’s the 1:1 ratio. Borderless House keeps a perfect balance of Japanese and foreign residents, and men and women. If I lived alone, I probably would have only made American friends. Here, I’m constantly inspired by housemates from all over the world. It’s expanded my mindset and made me a much more compassionate person.

Mastering the Language: Textbooks vs. Reality

 -You’ve had a long journey with the Japanese language. What’s your best advice for someone trying to learn?

I started with Genki and self-studied for two years while swimming, but I had no one to practice with. My advice? Go abroad as early as possible. Textbook Japanese and colloquial (daily) Japanese are totally different.

In my research job, I had to translate complex psychiatric questionnaires. I had to explain the difference between “force” and “coerce” using rudimentary Japanese to professors! But at home, my housemates taught me the slang and natural expressions that tests like the JLPT don’t cover.

-Any regrets in your language journey?

My biggest regret is quitting my formal classes after one year. Now, my speaking and reading levels are mismatched! Also, if you want to work in Japan (outside of teaching English), take the JLPT. Even if you speak well, companies want that standardized proof (N1 or N2) to give you an interview.

 -Do you consider yourself “fluent”?

For a long time, I said “No” because I’m still “illiterate” in many ways and struggle with formal Keigo. But a friend recently told me, “Claire, you express yourself articulately. That is fluency.” You don’t need to be a living dictionary to have deep relationships. If you can share your personality and emotions, you’re doing just fine.

Building a Life Beyond the Share House

 -You’re very active in Tokyo—swimming, dancing, and more. How do you branch out?

You have to find your “comfort zones” but also places that challenge you.
⏺︎Sports: I joined a local swim team. Doing something I was good at (swimming) in a new language gave me the confidence to step out of my shell.
⏺︎Hobbies: I started dance classes from scratch! It was way out of my comfort zone, but now I’m a member of the studio’s club.
⏺︎Networking: Use Meetup for language exchanges or sports. It’s intimidating to walk into a room of strangers, but remember: everyone there is looking for a friend, too.

Advice for the Future “Japan-Enthusiast”

 -What is your final takeaway for someone nervous about moving to Japan?

Can you get by with zero Japanese? Yes, absolutely. With Google Maps and friendly locals, you’ll survive. But you’ll have a richer experience if you try to learn.
Be Fearless: If there isn’t a program for your specific hobby, create one!
Don’t Settle: Don’t take a job you hate just to stay in Japan. Try to do what you love in a place you love.
Immerse Yourself: Join a community like Borderless House early. It gives you the resources and courage to reach levels of language and self-growth you never thought possible.

Interviewer’s Note: The Power of Intentional Community

Meeting with Claire, it becomes immediately clear that her journey in Japan isn’t just a story of “staying” in a country, but one of active integration.

Claire’s journey shows us that a share house is more than just a cheap room—it is a support system that helps you grow.

Here are the three big lessons from Claire’s story:
Community > Isolation: Claire originally wanted to live alone. However, she realized that having a “family” at home gave her the confidence to try difficult things, like working in a Japanese hospital or starting dance classes.

The Shared Room Surprise: Many people are afraid of sharing a room. Claire actually moved from a Private Room to a Shared Room because the bond she formed with her roommate was so strong. She found a “sister” instead of just a housemate.

Real-World Language: Claire proves you don’t need perfect “textbook” Japanese to succeed. By talking to her Japanese housemates every day, she learned how to express her true personality—something a classroom can’t teach.

If you are a professional or a student moving to Japan, Claire’s story is your roadmap. She shows that when you have a safe, international “home base” like BORDERLESS HOUSE, you can stop worrying about being lonely and start “living the dream.”

\Explore Claire’s Home in the Heart of Tokyo!/

Claire lived at BORDERLESS HOUSE Iidabashi 1. This house boasts incredible connectivity, with access to 6 different train lines and both Korakuen and Iidabashi stations within easy walking distance.

The spacious living room serves as the social heart of the home, providing a vibrant hub for interaction. It is the perfect environment for those who want to balance the convenience of city-center living with meaningful human connections.

Hungry for more real-life stories? 

Claire’s journey is just one of the hundreds of unique paths our residents have taken. Whether you are a student, a digital nomad, or a professional, there is a community waiting for you.

Check out more “Life in Japan” articles:

▶️My Experience Living in Sendai as a Foreigner: Shared House Life, Food and Hidden Gems

▶️Discover the vibrant heart of international living at Ikebukuro Oyama House!

 

A Sneak Peek into Daily Life at BORDERLESS HOUSE TOKYO

Welcome to BORDERLESS HOUSE, where the world comes together under one roof in Japan! Imagine waking up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mixed with the scent of miso soup, as your housemates from different corners of the globe gather in the kitchen. This is just a taste of the exciting multicultural experience that awaits you at BORDERLESS HOUSE.

Whether you’re here to study, work, or simply explore, we offer the perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and connection. In this blog, we’ll give you a sneak peek into daily life at BORDERLESS HOUSE, showing you what makes it a special place for global living in Japan!

A Cozy Haven of Shared Moments at Jujo Share House

Borderless House Jujo is a cozy share house where housemates come together to relax, watch movies, and share stories in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Whether cooking meals together or ordering pizza, the residents enjoy spending time with one another. They even have a whiteboard to list places they want to explore, and their first group outing was a fun barbecue in Odaiba. The house also holds monthly meetings to ensure open communication and maintain a harmonious living environment, making Jujo the perfect place for those who value shared experiences and a laid-back lifestyle.

A Friendly Community of Cultural Exchange at Shin-Koiwa Share House

Shin-Koiwa share house is a welcoming share house filled with bright and friendly housemates who love to connect and share experiences. The atmosphere here is lively, with residents frequently organizing language exchanges on weekday evenings, allowing everyone to practice their skills while making new friends. Recent activities have included a refreshing hike up Mount Takao, where housemates enjoyed nature together, and a cozy Korean food home party to celebrate a farewell. In May, the group even ventured out to Disney Sea for a day of fun. With a strong emphasis on community bonding, Shin-Koiwa is a place where cultural activities flourish and friendships grow naturally.

Embrace Spontaneous Adventures at Shinjuku-Nakai Share House

Borderless House Shinjuku-Nakai 1 is known for its lively atmosphere and close-knit community where spontaneous adventures often take place. Recently, the housemates gathered for a farewell takoyaki party that turned into a late-night flowing noodle event, showing how effortlessly fun evenings can evolve. Just the night before, they embarked on an impromptu 15-hour walk around the Yamanote Line! This house is perfect for those who enjoy a sense of adventure and making lasting memories with a group of like-minded people.

Sociable and Community-Focused Living at Nishi-Shimokitazawa Share House

Nishi-Shimokitazawa share house is a vibrant and sociable share house where events and gatherings are a regular part of life. The housemates host at least one event or party per month, recently coming together for a welcome and farewell party to celebrate a housemate’s time with them. Whether cooking meals together or even engaging in activities like gardening, there’s a strong sense of camaraderie among the residents. If you’re looking for a lively and connected community, this co-living place offers a welcoming environment where friendships and shared experiences thrive.

A Welcoming Space for Language and Cultural Exchange at Kitasenju 2 Share House

With housemates often at home and open to interaction, there are plenty of opportunities to practice languages and connect with others at Borderless House Kitasenju 2. Regular gatherings like welcome and farewell parties, along with spontaneous outings, create a sense of community while still allowing for personal space. The balance between socializing and privacy makes this house a great fit for those who enjoy meaningful exchanges in a supportive, welcoming environment.

Discover the Unique Experience of Living at BORDERLESS HOUSE

BORDERLESS HOUSE offers more than just a place to stay — it’s an opportunity for cultural exchange, personal growth, and building lasting friendships. Whether through spontaneous outings or shared meals, living in a BORDERLESS HOUSE is all about creating memorable experiences and expanding your horizons.

Exciting news! We’ll be opening a new location in Sendai, Japan at the beginning of next year! If you’re interested in joining our community in this vibrant new area, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Your multicultural adventure awaits!

Where to Stay in Japan ▏How to find the right match?

Moving to a foreign country can be very daunting. First, you have to find a realtor, maybe one that speaks your language so you’re not struggling with the language barrier. Then you may also have to decide where you want to live, and factor in budget, lifestyle, and what you’re looking for in an accommodation, all of which you might even be done from far overseas.

To resolve your concerns about “where to stay in Japan?“, “how do I find the right match?”, we would like to introduce BORDERLESS HOUSE to you!

Brief introduction of BORDERLESS HOUSE

Many people may think sharehouses are noisy and inconvenient, but that’s certainly not the case! The right sharehouse might actually provide you with peace of mind and solve many of your problems.

At Borderless House, our share houses not only are full of people eager to make friends, but thanks to a multicultural staff, it’s also very stress-free to find the right place to stay. Borderless House staff are quick and responsive, with multiple language support. So staff can help you choose which house best suits what you’re looking for during your time in Japan, and make the reservation process extremely stress-free. It’s even possible to reserve a room within as little as three days!

Merits of choosing to stay at a share house in Tokyo as foreigners

People may travel to Tokyo for many different reasons, so is a share house right for you?
One really wonderful aspect of living at a sharehouse is how quickly you can meet people and make friends. Naturally, you’ll have the chance to learn a lot about many foreign cultures and do a lot of language exchange. And, because Borderless House residents are made up of both Japanese and foreign residents, this also means you have a great support network to help you with many different aspects of living in Japan.

There are over 40 Borderless Houses in Tokyo alone, in various neighborhoods and with their own unique traits. We have picked 5 featured share houses for you, let’s take a look!

BORDERLESS HOUSE HONKOMAGOME1

Borderless House Honkomagome1 is a new house located in the Ueno/Asakusa/Akihabara area of Tokyo, with ten private rooms! It is also very conveniently located to train lines such as the Tokyo Metro Namboku line and JR Yamanote loop line. These stations are within five minutes away. For anyone who works in areas like Ikebukuro or Shinjuku, a quick fifteen-minute train ride makes commuting very easy.

There is also a very convenient shopping area located not too far away from the house, with supermarkets, drug stores, and bookstores. This Yanaka-Sendagi neighborhood is full of history, once serving as a gateway to old Tokyo, Edo, along the Nakasendo Highway. Today there are also many houses that once served as residences for feudal lords.

One such historic location is the Rikugien Garden, located very nearby. Not only does this offer you a place to get away from the city at times and enjoy some greenery, you’ll also have a great front-row seat to the seasons changing, such as sakura in spring and autumn leaves in fall. Enjoy lovely walks with your roommates any time of year!

BORDERLESS HOUSE ROPPONGI1

For those who really want to live right in the center of Tokyo’s exciting city life, Roppongi1 share house is a great choice! Roppongi is known for being a hotspot for new and exciting shopping, museums, and events.

Roppongi is called a city-within-a-city, because of the interconnectedness of its buildings. There are whole residential, shopping, and business areas around the station, full of stylish shops and cafes to explore. It’s also a great area for events like live music and nightlife, and Roppongi is famous for its stunning view of Tokyo city’s skyline.

The nearest station to the sharehouse is Roppongi station itself, meaning you’re right on the Toei Oedo and Metro Hibiya lines. Shibuya is 7 minutes away, and Shinjuku is only 9! It’s hard to beat that sort of convenience to the most lively areas of Tokyo.

Roppongi1 share house has sixteen private rooms, meaning there are plenty of opportunities to meet other people. The living area has a stylish kitchen and lots of space for hanging out with the rest of your share mates.

BORDERLESS HOUSE SHINAGAWA-OIMACHI2

Shinagawa is known for being a mostly business district, but for locals living in the area, there are a surprising number of unique things to do and see. If you like day trips, there are even direct trains to Yokohama, and Shinagawa is right on the Tokaido Shinkansen line, going directly to Kyoto and Osaka!

Borderless Shinagawa-Oimachi2 share house is located only a few minutes away from sights such as the Shinagawa Aquarium and Shinagawa Temple. The aquarium especially is popular for dates, and appears in many dramas!

There are also unique museums such as the Archi-Depot Museum, for anyone interested in architecture, and Senkakuji Temple is a historic testament to the famous story of the 47 ronin. This is an area rich with history.

The sharehouse itself is located in a quiet neighborhood, without sacrificing convenience. Located close to a major train station like Shinagawa, it is very surprising to find rooms are so wide and spacious. Because the house has less than ten tenants, it’s a peaceful sharehouse that lets you grow close to your flatmates in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy the hominess of this house, and quiet chats in the comfy living room, while still having plenty of privacy in your own room.

BORDERLESS HOUSE KUGAHARA1

Kugahara Station is on the Tokyu Ikegami Line in Ota Ward, Tokyo. With direct access to Kamata in 8 minutes and Gotanda in 17 minutes, it is convenient for commuting.

Denenchofu, an upscale residential area, is located nearby, but Kugahara has the most reasonable rent in Ota Ward. It is a quiet residential area with excellent public safety, making it a safe place to live for both single people and families.

An old-fashioned shopping arcade stretches from in front of the station, and it is full of unique individual stores and convenient shopping for any of your daily needs, with supermarkets open until late no matter what time you arrive home. It is a town where you can relax when you come home without the noise of the city.

A short walk away is the natural beauty of the Tama River, creating a relaxing break from urban living whenever you need a little nature. Wide open spaces are hard to find in Tokyo proper, but at Kugahara you’ll find that’s not the case at all.

Borderless Kugahara share house has a lovely open concept, with lots of airy light and wood features. The rooms are also very wide and spacious, with very big windows and a wrap-around balcony.

BORDERLESS HOUSE KIKUKAWA1

Kikukawa1 share house is located in a very popular area of Tokyo, with its location close to the famous Tokyo Sky Tree. With Asakusa only 6 minutes by foot and access to the Toei Shinjuku Line from Kikugawa station, you’ll always have places to go and things to do! Stores and restaurants are all very nearby, making it an extremely convenient location. Akihabara and Ueno can also be easily reached by bike.

Nearby attractions include the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Edo Tokyo Museum. It’s also very close to Ryogoku Kokukigan National Sumo arena! The Sumida and Otani rivers are also very nearby, meaning you have a few lovely quiet areas to hang out not too far away. The Sumida River is particularly famous in spring for cherry blossom viewing!

In spite of its convenience, the house itself is located in a quiet area and has a very cozy atmosphere. With only six tenants total, it’s a great choice for those who want to come back at the end of the day to a nice quiet house. There’s even a lovely rooftop balcony to hang out on the third floor. And then if you ever want to have a more lively get-together, there are two other sharehouses nearby, making it easy to meet up for more fun!

Lastly

Sharehouses at their best give you the opportunity to live comfortably and conveniently, and also provide valuable opportunities to meet and talk with other people. Just like Tokyo is an incredibly varied metropolis with all manner of people and neighborhoods, Borderless House share houses are very varied as well! No matter what you prefer, there is certainly a house with the right personality for you. Contact us now and we can help you find the right match!

Why Are Share Houses The Best Shelter Option When You Are Starting Life In Abroad?

In the present world, borders and boundaries have become fluid. These lines that mark and enclose an area to represent a city, country, or continent, and which primarily only exist on paper are in the present world not as rigid as they used to be earlier. Instead, in the present moment, these boundaries have become porous to allow people to move in and out of a country. This sits true for the borders and boundaries of almost all the countries or continents around the globe.

The Earth presently has become a global space, and all the cities and countries have become a part of its chain. Whether it is for studies or managing businesses, every year we witness people moving across borders. Because of this, it has become a natural occurrence to find citizens of different nationalities living together in a country they were not born or brought up.

But if you have ever traveled overseas, then you would know that living in a new country is not a very pleasant experience especially during the initial days. It is so because when you go to a new place you usually miss your old friends and family, and the previous surroundings terribly. Plus, when you move to a new country you feel like a stranger, and thus, it becomes difficult to blend in.

Mixing-in in a new country is not as easy as it may appear in the first place. We say so because when you go to a new place, you usually don’t know much about the culture or tradition of that place. And because of this, you always feel anxious and stressed in your new surroundings. You are always on your toes observing how other people are behaving so you would not mistakenly do that would hurt or disrespect the sentiments of the natives.

Thus, in such a time when you have freshly moved into a new country, it is considered a good idea to live in a share house. Doing so will help you in many ways. Wondering how that works? Well, in that case, read our next section to find out your answers.

How are share houses helpful in starting a fresh life in a new country?

A sharehouse is a big property that is offered on rent to tenants where many strangers share the same roof. In a share house, you can rent a single room for yourself or you can rent a room that houses 3 to 4 people in total depending upon your needs and requirements. This place is a top shelter choice for people, especially for those who have freshly shifted to a new country because-
It helps you in understanding alien customs.

As we have already established, when you move to a new country, chances are that you will be unfamiliar with its customs and traditions. This can make you anxious while adding to your stress levels. Also, there is this probability that if you did something wrong because of your unfamiliarity with the local customs that the natives find offending or insulting, then you might feel even more alienated and alone. Thus, for this reason, it is a safe choice to live in a share house at least for the initial days because there you are bound to come across many people who will be interested in international exchange.

When you will live with them, such people will help you in learning more about their local culture, while at the same time they will also try to understand your traditions. This healthy exchange will make your life significantly easier. So, if you want to know about the local customs and traditions of a place, its food, its manners, etc. in a friendly way without wasting much time, then share houses should be your top priority while seeking shelter.

It is a borderless accommodation

When you move to a new space how fluently you can speak their local language plays a very important role in deciding the ease with which you will blend in your new surroundings. So, for example, if you have moved to Taiwan for your further studies and you can fluently speak and write Chinese, then this will probably mean that you will find it easier to navigate Taiwan as compared to someone who doesn’t even understand Chinese. It is so because when you don’t understand the local language of a place, you find it hard to explain to people your queries or emotions.

Now, in such a scenario, it is wise to find a share house in your new country because in share houses you can probably find residents who are familiar with your language. In this way, your common language can help you in befriending people and it can also help you in learning the local language quite easily. We, BORDERLESS HOUSE, make language exchange easy for you by offering on our website the information about the nationality of its residents. You can even opt to talk to the residents of the share house while requesting a preview of the property.

It offers you easier access to common knowledge

When you shift to a new country, other than the customs, traditions, and language of that place there are many other things that you ought to learn about your new home town. These things include information on the common practices of the new place, knowledge about local shops and convenience stores in your locality, and awareness about the norms of living in that place such that your safety is not threatened.

Living in a share house can help you in gaining easy access to such information. It is so because when you are sharing a roof with other people you are bound to interact with them. In your conversations, you can come across the above-mentioned info without even requesting for the same. In opposed to this, if you opt to live alone in a new country, then acquiring such information may take some time.

Thus, these are some reasons because of which living in a share house should be your preferred choice. Living here can help you in settling-in easily.

 

 

 

 

 

活動 | 大稻埕旗袍一日遊

和BORDERLESS HOUSE一起體驗旗袍,漫遊大稻埕!

大家出國旅遊的時候,一定都很喜歡體驗當地的傳統服飾吧!

去韓國旅遊的時候穿韓服,去日本有和服體驗,那大家有沒有嘗試過「旗袍」呢?  

這次的大稻埕漫遊,我們帶大家體驗非常有中華風情的旗袍,還有很棒的品茶活動喔!一起來看看吧!

這次的旗袍體驗活動是舉辦在「貳零年華」,老闆娘林阿姨非常親切地幫大家著裝打扮,而且對生活和藝術都非常有見解的林阿姨,會很熱情的和大家分享各種故事喔!

抵達之後,第一步就是先挑選自己喜歡的旗袍啦!有各種尺寸和款式的旗袍,大家可以放心試穿每種自己喜歡的款式。著裝完畢之後也不要忘了妝髮和挑選飾品喔!

不要以為只有女生可以來穿旗袍,男生也有中山裝可以穿唷!

著裝完畢之後就由林阿姨帶著大家品茶啦!完整的品茶有非常多的步驟,阿姨很細心地和大家講解,品嘗各種不同種類的茶。

每種不同的茶葉,沖泡後都有不同的香氣,大家都分享了自己對不同香氣的感受,每個人都有自己偏愛的茶葉。

當然,穿上了旗袍,也是需要拍一些美美的照片呀!很謝謝「樂花園」提供很棒的場地給我們拍照,讓大家都收穫滿滿的!

「樂花園」是一間非常有質感的二手家具店,就在林阿姨的旗袍店隔壁唷,有興趣的朋友也可以去逛逛看看。

下午的大稻埕巡禮,我們一行人走在充滿復古風情的街道,就像是回到了民國初年!還有人以為我們在拍戲呢!

首先,我們到了霞海城隍廟參觀。大稻埕的霞海城隍廟大約建立在1856年,有非常久的歷史,保佑了大稻埕這個區域世世代代的平安,而現在的霞海城隍廟,最有名氣的莫過月老了!

我們帶著大家一個步驟、一個步驟的參拜,祈求大家都能找到適合的另一半,對於第一次嘗試的房客來說非常有趣。

霞海城隍廟結束後,繼續我們的大稻埕巡禮!外國房客們對傳統的雜貨店很有興趣,尤其是絲瓜製成的菜瓜布,大家都覺得非常奇特。

當然,還有台灣媽媽們最喜歡的傳統買菜藍,號稱是台灣市場版的Gucci喔!

各式各樣的花布包也是台灣非常有特色的東西之一,還有用花布製成的燈籠,也是外國朋友很有興趣的裝飾品,很多人想要帶回國做裝飾呢!

穿著旗袍遊大稻埕真的是一件很有趣的事情呢!如果是對旗袍沒有興趣的人,大稻埕在舊城建築及文化都保存得非常好,依然是一個非常值得走走的地方喔!

 

物件交換計畫 | Victoria:「台灣一直是我想要拜訪的國家。」

「自從有了到亞洲旅行的念頭,台灣就一直是我想要拜訪的國家。

Victoria抵達台灣那天,我們相約在捷運站出口見面,她推著行李廂,風塵僕僕的和我們打招呼,雖然因為國際航班的關係讓她有些疲倦,但仍然看得出是個非常活潑、可愛的女孩。

我們陪著她從捷運站,一起走到我們位於台電大樓的物件,一直想要來台灣旅行的她,顯得有些緊張卻又躍躍欲試。

Victoria告訴我們,這是她第一次獨自在亞洲旅行,但因為有了物件交換的這個計畫,讓她認為不管如何,都一定要來台灣看看!

「雖然我的亞洲行第一站是韓國,但台灣依然在我的腦海裡揮之不去,所以知道BORDERLESS HOUSE能提供這樣的機會,我就馬上訂了來台灣的機票!」

在幫Victoria安頓好在台灣的住宿後,就此展開了她在台灣為期一周的生活體驗!她告訴我們,短短的一周當中,她除了參加BORDERLESS HOUSE TW舉辦的聖誕派對,還去爬了象山、和台電大樓的房客們,一起度過幾個開心晚餐時光。

「最讓我印象深刻的就是象山了吧,我在路上認識了兩個也在台灣旅行的新朋友!晚上的時間我也會和室友們一起出去玩,他們超有趣的!」

「說實在的,我原本對於來台灣旅行感到很緊張、害怕,因為這是我第一次一個人旅行,我根本不認為我會在這裡認識新的朋友。」

在Victoria離開那天,我們到物件去替她做最後的確認,也訪問了她這周在台灣的體驗和心得,結果十分出乎我們意料,也讓我們替她非常的開心!

「這趟旅行顛覆了我的想像!我遇到很多很棒的朋友!我現在有點難過我必須要離開台灣了,但我一定會再回來的!就是100%肯定會的那種!」她依依不捨的跟我們說。

「我覺得有機會參加的物件交換的計畫,真的很幸運!」

其實不只是她,我們也非常高興這段時間能認識Victoria,她讓我們看到充滿活力、勇敢嘗試異國文化的女孩,並且非常融入台灣的生活,也希望很快能再次在台灣看到她!

也想加入我們的物件交換計畫嗎? 點我 看資訊!

 

台北租屋及找尋室友:住在BORDERLESS HOUSE的八大理由

哈囉大家好!!這裡是BORDERLESS HOUSE台北~

你對異國文化感到好奇嗎?你正在找可以分享生活大小事及互相學習的室友嗎?你對於學習外語有興趣嗎?……如果你符合以上的狀況,那麼BORDERLESS HOUSE將會是一個好選擇!!

 

今天我們要告訴大家住在BORDERLESS HOUSE的八大理由及特色 ▼▼▼

1. 如果你是台灣人,你可以認識來自不同國家的室友們

因為我們的理念是希望能提供大家國際交流的機會,因此我們會將房客中台灣人與外國人的比例分配成50:50。也就是說,你有一半的室友將會是外國人,你可以不用出國就體驗到國際化的環境唷!

2. 如果你是外國人,你可以和許多本地人一起住,更容易且更快地適應陌生的環境

如果你來台灣是想要學習中文,並且想要探索這裡的文化,和當地人住在一起可以讓你更深度地了解,你也可能從室友那獲得一些別的地方沒有的資訊唷!這也將會是一個讓你能「每天」練習語言的好機會!

3. 這裡就像是一個大家庭

住在BORDERLESS HOUSE的房客們基本上都要有和他人積極交流的意願以及渴望體驗不同文化的動機。因此,這是一個由擁有著相同目標或相近價值觀的人們所組成的一個社群。(例如,大家都想要精進語言能力或結交來自各國的朋友!)另一方面我們也要求房客至少要住一個月以上,所以你將會有更多的機會和室友們互動以及一起出去玩唷!

★看看其中一位房客的分享:

Samuel

4. 物件附近的交通十分方便

我們的物件都在台北市區,而且幾乎都離捷運站很近,因此通常只花你不到十分鐘的時間就能從物件走到捷運站。如果你想要到台北其他的景點玩玩,搭乘捷運系統也非常方便呢!

★由區域一覽Share House:

點此進入

5. 每間物件都有基本的生活用品及設備

在我們的每間物件中,都有客廳、飯廳、廚房及一間公共衛浴(另一間衛浴會在女生多人房內)。在公共區域,我們提供基本的設備例如飯鍋、冰箱、微波爐、洗衣機、電視、無線網路……;在每間房內則是有書桌、椅子、冷氣及床等等。至於床具組的部分你可以選擇自己攜帶或是向我們租借唷(一次性收費,租金台幣1500)。簡單來說,你只需要帶著一只行李箱就可以入住,不用煩惱日常生活所需的用具及設備!

★更詳細的資訊:

關於物件設備

6. 不定期的小活動

如果想要認識其他物件的房客們,參加我們舉辦的活動是一個很好的機會。去年我們舉辦了野餐派對、萬聖節派對以及聖誕節晚餐等等,將來也有可能再舉辦一些像是爬山或玩桌遊的小活動唷!你可以和來自全球各地的房客們一起同樂!

★來看看去年舉辦的活動吧:

野餐派對

萬聖節派對

聖誕節晚餐

7. 房客限定計畫:物件交換

在韓國及日本也有我們的Share House,因此你只要負擔住在台灣物件的房租,就有機會到國外的其中一間物件免費居住喔!最短須住一星期,最長則可住到一個月。如果你有計畫到韓國或日本旅遊的話,這將會是個省錢的好機會(你可以省下國外的住宿費)!

★看看其他房客的經驗分享:

Rosanne-首爾到台北

Ran-台北到東京

★立即申請:

Free House Exchange線上諮詢表

8. 房客限定計畫:語言交換

如果你想要認識其他Borderless House的房客,同時也想要精進語言能力,那就別猶豫了,快參加我們的語言交換計畫吧!我們的員工會幫你配對適合的語言夥伴,之後你就可以和母語使用者有一對一的練習,過程不會太拘謹,就像和朋友聊天一樣唷!計畫的流程也很簡單,我們會幫你安排第一次的會面,從第二次開始,你和你的夥伴就可以自己決定要何時何地進行你們的練習。

★看看其他房客的經驗分享:

Effie 和 David

★立即申請:

Language Exchange申請表

如果你想要知道更多BORDERLESS HOUSE的消息,也可以參考下列的文章!

→ 台北租屋情報

→ 問與答

或是你可以寄線上諮詢給我們 :)!!

→ 請員工介紹物件

我們期待更多喜愛文化交流的朋友們加入這個大家庭 ♥♥♥

It’s always hard to say Goodbye - Farewell party in a Share House, Taipei♪

哈囉,這裡是BORDERLESS HOUSE台北!

今天要跟大家分享的是在我們台北Share House所舉辦的歡送告別派對

當每天都生活在一起的室友要離開台灣、即將回去自己的國家的時候,心情總是特別的複雜.. 想到一開始完全不認識彼此,在經過時間的相處、每天互相陪伴、聊天玩樂下,漸漸成為了如同家人般的好朋友,好不容易成為了好朋友卻又要分開了!而且還是要回到離自己很遠的國家去╥﹏╥ 覺得好不捨啊!

我們在大安地區的其中一件物件中,室友們在今年的暑假就在家中,為將要退居的室友舉辦了兩次的歡送告別派對!

讓我們來看看大家準備美味料理的過程吧!

成果如何呢?

因為家中有來自台灣、日本、美國、泰國、墨西哥、韓國等不同國家的成員,所以可以看到有代表台灣的客家小炒、日式咖哩和生魚片、泰式春捲、義大利麵、墨西哥捲餅和韓國辣炒年糕等異國料理!

是不是超級豐盛的呀!! 看了肚子都餓了呢~!

大家聚在家中一起做自己的拿手料理,開心聚餐聊天!一起和室友們留下最後的美好回憶,並且約定好,未來某天一定要在世界各地的某處再相聚唷!

(最後和室友們來張全家福合照!!)

以下為我們大安地區的物件,來猜猜看這間溫馨的家是哪一間吧!

可愛又貼心的家中成員都在Borderless House裡等著你們!

快來加入和我們一起開各種派對吧!(^_−)☆

大安1

http://www.borderless-house-zh.com/tw/sharehouse/h/daan1

大安2

http://www.borderless-house-zh.com/tw/sharehouse/h/daan2

大安3

http://www.borderless-house-zh.com/tw/sharehouse/h/daan3

大安4

http://www.borderless-house-zh.com/tw/sharehouse/h/daan4