together to make this Nishieifuku house more sustainable too! If you're interested in learning the Japanese way of shopping/cooking sustainably, and sharing with us what you know to live waste-free, our sharehouse will be perfect! House Residents are in their twenties or thirties, very friendly and will be happy to help you if you're new to Japan, or learning Japanese. It is a home where you can choose to enjoy your private space or have a conversation with your housemate in the living room. The living room has a sofa and a TV. You can experience the seasons change from the small garden next to the living room. The house’s nickname “Hidamari” was named after this warm and comfortable image. All private rooms have locks. Community At the monthly house meeting, residents and I prepare cooking seasonal dishes such as oden, tacos, and hand-rolled sushi. We also establish a regular cleaning system for residents as well as sort out the trash.