How to book
Homing specializes in providing international students and travelers with the opportunity to experience language immersion through Japanese Homestay.
Please contact us if you're interested in utilizing Homing to find you the perfect match!
STEP 1: Filling out our Application form
Fill out the application form on the Homing website, providing all necessary information about yourself and your preferences for the homestay experience.
STEP 2: Counseling and make an arrangement
We will ask you some questions to gather information about your homestay preferences. Please reply to us with your answers and include a copy of an ID with your photo. Once we receive your response, we will send you an invoice containing all the cost-related details. You will then need to deposit the homestay arrangement fee.
STEP 3: Homestay Matching You & host family
We start our search of family that best matches your wishes.
Around 1 to 3 weeks before your stay begins, your Host Family is decided.
STEP 4: Your Host Family is decided
After matching, we will inform you about your host family.
(About host gender, age, family members, house location)
We will send you the host family detail information, once we confirm your payment.
STEP 5: Meeting information
We will inform you when and where you will meet your host family.
If you want, you can book a transfer from the airport (Narita and Haneda only) for 20,000 Yen. Our staff will take you from the airport to your host family's nearest station using public transportation.(Transportation fee is include)
STEP 6: Your Great Homestay experience starts!
The host family will meet you at the nearest station or their house when you arrive.
When meeting at the station your host will guide you to their home from the station.
Enjoy your Japanese homestay!
How to make a Booking
Meet your host family!
Host Family Review
The variety of plans offered caught my interest!
It's a good point to be able to choose a plan that matches us from variety of plans.
I 'm glad that we were able to support international students who had a hard time with COVID-19.