Last updated: 2026/05/08

Nikkei Manor

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Enjoy a secure senior life while experiencing the essence of Japan

Seattle's Japanese Manor is an Assisted Living (Assisted Living) residence that cherishes "Japanese culture." Residents can choose between Japanese and Western meals, andmany staff members speak Japanese. Resident Assistants (RAs) are on duty 24 hours a day, ready to assist at any time. Why not enjoy your second life in America while experiencing "Japan"?

★Three meals a day included, with Japanese food available every day.
★Located across from the Japanese supermarket Uwajimaya.
★Nurses are on duty every day.
★Pets such as small dogs, cats, and birds are allowed.
★Dining rooms on each floor.
★Activities are provided to allow you to use Japanese and experience Japanese culture.
★Housekeeping twice a week, laundry once a week.

 

We also operate "Kokoro-kai," an activity group for seniors that is open to seniors who are not residents of our facility

For further details, please inquire at the address below

Information

address 700 6th Ave. S., Seattle WA 98104
telephone number 206-726-6460
E-mail Please contact us by phone or through the inquiry form on our website
Website https://www.seniorservicesofamerica.com/senior-living/wa/seattle/nikkei-manor/

What are some of the unique characteristics of Japanese manners?

Japanese manners, Japanese food

▲You can choose between Japanese and Western cuisine for lunch and dinner

Japanese Manners Japanese Garden

▲A Japanese garden where wisteria is in full bloom in spring

Let's hear the opinions of people living in Japanese Manor

Japanese Manners Motoe-san

▲Motoe-san:
I used to live in another facility, but I moved in because I liked the delicious meals prepared in the Japanese style. The staff and services are very homey, and I feel at ease knowing they help with things like making hospital appointments. I've only been living here for a short time, so I'm learning a lot every day.

Japanese Manners - Ms. Higashiyama

▲Ms. Higashiyama
has difficulty walking and needs support, so she moved into the Japanese-style Manor at her son's recommendation. She finds the Japanese-language care and Japanese food very comforting. She also enjoys being able to do what she likes and the various events that take place.

Access to Nikkei Manor

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