Home Visit　One day program without lodging.

Have you ever visited a Japanese home? Do you want to have a Japanese family? Our home visit program is a great opportunity to experience real life in Japan and become part of a family in Japan.

Guest

・You can enjoy a family environment at a Japanese house, even if you don't have enough time for a full home stay.

・Home visit experience gives you a Japanese home environment in a short time.

・Through this experience, you will be able to make local friends and family in Japan.

・If you are studying Japanese, you will have the opportunity to speak a lot of Japanese.

Host family

・This plan is without lodging, so even if host families don't have no guest rooms, they can invite guests.(Many Japanese houses do not have guest rooms)

・Host families who want to enjoy international exchange can get a chance to interact with foreigners at home.

・This plan is one-day plan, so even people living alone or busy can easily make international exchanges.

Merit of Home Visit

Homing × Howzit

Special Home Visit Collaboration Program

Howzit

Homing is proud to collaborate with Howzit Japan to offer unique Japanese Home Visit experiences combining cultural exchange and authentic local connections.

Why Homing × Howzit?

Homing: Trusted host family network across Japan
Howzit: Creative cultural programs & global community
Together: Authentic, safe, and meaningful Japanese home experiences

Cooking

Let's enjoy cooking together!

What kind of Japanese food do you like?

Flowing
noodles

It serves noodles not in a bowl or a plate, but racing by in a bamboo pipe full of flowing water.

Shopping

Let's go shopping together!

Wonder if you can find a bargain ?

How do you spend Home Visit?

With Korean Guests Let’s talk about typical K- drama storylines.	Play shogi Shogi is a Japanese game similar to chess.	Local festival The best way to see what the local's all about is to go to the community festival.	Dance party Dance party with Chinese and Côte d'Ivoire guests.
Hikawa Shrine You can receive the shrine's seal as a stamp to commemorate your visit.	Japanese sweets and Green tea Japanese tea ceremony is a traditional and ceremonial way of preparing and drinking green tea, typically in a traditional tearoom with tatami floor.	This is a chozuya It's a place where you wash your hands and rinse your mouth at a shrine.	With Host Family They are having a very good experience in that home visit experience .
Fun time with host sister Time passes much faster when I am having fun.	A hot-pot party It was a halal food pot. Thanks to my best host family!