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Originally Posted by Henbaka
I don't know about employers, but neither I or any of my friends who doesn't lie in homestay or dormitories have any "relationship" problems what so ever with anyone related to the school.
And they don't arrange the housing until you send in all the papers which say you actually want housing. Now if you would try and cancel after that, then yes.. big trouble.
Oh and yeah, you don't get a specified housing arrangement offer. When you agree to dormitory housing you basically agree to "Yes, I will live wherever you see fit to place me". And when you are placed, you stay there and don't move. (The dormitories are perfectly fine though!)
Again I'm just speaking from experience in one school.
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I am not sure what we are disagreeing on. It sounds like the OP needs to communicate with his school in Japan and tell them that indeed, he needs housing arrangements. If they say "live in the dorm" then you live in the dorm.