下宿
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Noun referring to a type of accommodation where one rents a room, often with meals provided. Used in phrases like 『下宿する』 (geshuku suru, 'to lodge').
Theme
User and their friend Haruka are discussing housing options for User's upcoming move to Tokyo for university.
下宿
げしゅく
lodging, boarding house
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'shady guest' staying in a small room — 'shady guest' sounds like 下宿 (geshuku, 'lodging'). Think of a boarding house where guests lodge.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『下宿』 (geshuku, 'lodging') is often used by students or workers who rent a room in a private home, providing a more affordable and communal living option compared to apartments.
Forms
Base: 下宿Noun referring to a type of accommodation where one rents a room, often with meals provided. Used in phrases like 『下宿する』 (geshuku suru, 'to lodge').