7 Comments

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  some14some at 05:03 PM JST - 11th October

  Make it a Commercial Complex, so many conditions and so few foreign students will hardly attract investors.

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  bamboohat at 10:02 PM JST - 11th October

  sounds like a backhanded excuse to kick all the foreigners out and let somebody else figure out how to house them.

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  gogogo at 11:23 PM JST - 11th October

  Wow Osaka is closing and they are selling a dorm for foreigners, talk about comma in the wrong place :)

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  rjd_jr at 11:38 PM JST - 11th October

  This has less to do with "xenophobism" or the usual litany of reasons against Japanese culture and more a reason of simple economics. This building is old and in need of serious maintenance and upgrade, and its original purpose was not to house foreign students. The sale of this building to a private company is contingent on it remaining housing for foreign students, not kicking them out to the curb.

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  LIBERTAS at 07:07 AM JST - 12th October

  "The facility with substandard quake resistance needs either rebuilding or major renovation." Sell the Aneha designed piece of crap to the gaijins.

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  Alongdriver at 08:36 PM JST - 12th October

  Yay! Sell the "substandard quake resistant" building to a company that guarantees foreigners can stay there. Even the homeless living under Hakusan-Dori have a quake-resistant roof over their heads. I better never hear about the "substandard" quality of English teachers in Japan again. You get what you pay for.

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  Notginger at 09:51 PM JST - 13th October

  Why can't the foreign students dorm with the Japanese students, the same way as happens in foreign universities?

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