We hold a meeting (dinner party, etc.) for sharemates once a month. At the meeting, we announce the utility bills for the previous month, talk about things in the house, and hold welcome parties for new sharemates.

Generally, other companies collect a fixed common service fee every month, but in the case of Come on UP, we receive 10,000 yen for utility bills every month, and we share the monthly utility bills with all sharemates. If there is a difference, the surplus money can be used to buy common items for the house. We believe this method is fair for everyone and saves money and electricity.

In the case of ordinary rental or shared housing, in addition to the advance rent at the time of moving in, there is a tenant guarantee company screening and guarantee company fee to prevent unpaid rent, but at Comeonup, we do not require the introduction of a guarantee company because we conduct a thorough interview at the time of viewing.

Cleaning is done by all share mates, so cleaning is not done by a cleaning company. The quality of the share house is maintained by all of the share mates by making sure to clean up after themselves what they have soiled.

I want to speak English fluently this year! Comeonup offers plans for such people, as well as plans for those who are serious about becoming programmers and web designers, and other plans to support the dreams of our share mates.

Each share house at Come on up has a dedicated community manager who helps create an environment where Come on up and its sharemates can live in a mutually supportive and mutually influential environment.