Living Accommodations for Nagasaki, Japan

Homestay (Currently unavailable)

Most students who study abroad in Nagasaki choose to live in a homestay. Homestays consist of apartments, condominiums, and houses and all hosts are chosen because they hope to introduce you to aspects of Japanese culture and assist you with learning the Japanese language. Generally, one student is assigned to a family, though sometimes two or more students are assigned if the home has the space and resources. Two meals (breakfast and dinner) are included each day.

Residence Hall

Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies has an on-campus residence hall, Ampelos, for local and international students to live and learn together. Each single and shared room has an air-conditioner and heaters, a small kitchenette, a private bathroom and shower, a telephone, as well as desks, chairs, futons, and high-speed wireless internet. Shared laundry facilities, a cafeteria, and open cooking areas are available in the residence hall building. The Ampelos residence hall also features 24/7 staffing and fingerprint-lock entry with no curfew.

Residence hall students enjoy festivals and events prepared by the staff and Residential Assistants throughout the semester. USAC students who remain for a full academic year also have an opportunity to become Residential Assistants and participate side-by-side with local students in event planning and other activities.

Bedroom in student housing

Lounge in student housing

Food in student housing

Exterior of student housing