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Furnished Apartments in Ginza Tokyo, From ¥210,000/month

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Ginza is Tokyo’s most prestigious address. It is home to flagship boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants, and some of the city’s best galleries. It also sits at the heart of Tokyo’s business district, with direct train access to Tokyo Station, Tsukiji, and Nihonbashi. For professionals relocating to Japan, it is hard to beat.

Tokyo Furnished offers four furnished apartments in and around Ginza, covering the area from Monzen Nakacho to Kanda. Prices start from ¥210,000 per month. All apartments are available to foreigners without a guarantor or key money. The team communicates in English and responds within one business day.

You can also browse our full Ginza furnished apartments page for availability and pricing.

What’s available right now?

We currently offer four furnished apartments in the Ginza area. Each one puts you within easy reach of central Tokyo’s key business hubs and transport links.

First, the stylish modern apartment in Ginza is the flagship option. It is a 46 m² west-facing balcony apartment built in 2014, with a walk-in wardrobe, large sofa, and dedicated office desk space. It sits minutes from Ginza’s shopping and dining district and is served by the Yurakucho and Hibiya lines. Next, the stylish furnished apartment near Ginza offers a renovated 1-bedroom in Monzen Nakacho, just a 5-minute walk from the station on the convenient Oedo Line. It is also within 15 minutes of the famous Kiyosumi Shirakawa coffee district and has a direct train to Roppongi.

Then there is the 1-bedroom between Tokyo and Akihabara stations, a fully renovated apartment in Kanda that puts you right between two of Tokyo’s biggest transport hubs. It is close to Nihonbashi and gives you easy access to the JR lines and the Shinkansen. Furthermore, for something truly unique, the modern brand new 1K with loft and balcony offers 50 m² of stylish living space close to Ginza, Nihonbashi, and Tokyo Station. Built in 2019, it features a double bed, futons, a balcony, and a private entrance on the third floor — a rare find in central Tokyo.

Frequently asked questions

Can foreigners rent an apartment near Ginza without a guarantor? Yes. All Tokyo Furnished apartments in the Ginza area are available without a Japanese guarantor or key money.

What is the starting price for a furnished apartment near Ginza? Prices start from ¥210,000 per month for a furnished apartment in the Ginza area.

How well connected is Ginza by train? Ginza Station serves the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Hibiya, and Marunouchi lines. Tokyo Station, a short ride away, gives you access to the JR network and the Shinkansen. Tsukiji, Nihonbashi, and Roppongi are all within 10 minutes.

Is Ginza a good area for expats? Yes. Ginza is particularly popular with business professionals and those on corporate relocations. It has excellent English signage, international dining, and unbeatable access to Tokyo’s major business hubs.

How to enquire

Each listing has an availability calendar and an enquiry form. Simply hit the reservation button and our team will reply within one business day — in English.

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Furnished Apartments in Meguro Tokyo | From ¥160,000/month

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Meguro is one of Tokyo’s most liveable neighbourhoods. It sits between the energy of Shibuya and the calm of the Meguro River, with excellent train connections, beautiful cherry blossom walks in spring, and a thriving local dining scene. It is popular with expats for good reason — it feels like a real neighbourhood, not just a transit hub.

Tokyo Furnished offers six furnished apartments in Meguro and the surrounding area, including Shimomeguro, Fudomae, and Musashi-Koyama. Prices start from ¥160,000 per month. All apartments are available to foreigners without a guarantor or key money. The team communicates in English and responds within one business day.

You can also browse our full Meguro furnished apartments page for availability and pricing.

What’s available right now?

We currently offer six furnished apartments in and around Meguro. Each one gives you easy access to Meguro Station and the Yamanote Line, putting Shibuya just a few minutes away.

First, the furnished apartment in Meguro is the most affordable option at ¥160,000 per month. It is a bright, sun-filled 1-bedroom on Meguro Main Street, with a bus to Meguro Station every two minutes. Next, the spacious furnished apartment in Meguro offers 39 m² of renovated living space on a quiet residential street, complete with two air conditioners and bicycle parking. Then there is the charming 2DK near the temple, which features two separate bedrooms, two balconies, and a dedicated workspace — ideal for couples or those working from home.

For those who need even more room, the spacious 1LDK in Meguro offers 42 m² with a generous living-dining-kitchen area that can double as a second room. It is close to the Musashi-Koyama shopping arcade and just 15 minutes by train to Shibuya. Furthermore, the beautiful 2LDK furnished apartment in Meguro provides 55 m² with two bedrooms, a sofa bed, and a full living-dining-kitchen area — a great choice for small families or colleagues relocating together. Finally, for a premium option, the modern furnished apartment in Meguro sits in a 2008-built building just four minutes from Meguro Station. It features a dedicated workspace and a high-end finish throughout.

Frequently asked questions

Can foreigners rent an apartment in Meguro without a guarantor? Yes. All Tokyo Furnished apartments in Meguro are available without a Japanese guarantor or key money.

What is the starting price for a furnished apartment in Meguro? Prices start from ¥160,000 per month for a 1-bedroom apartment close to Meguro Station.

How well connected is Meguro by train? Meguro Station sits on the JR Yamanote Line, giving you direct access to Shibuya (4 min), Ebisu (2 min), and Shinjuku (14 min). The Tokyu Meguro Line and Namboku Line also run through the station.

Is Meguro a good area for expats? Yes. Meguro combines a relaxed residential atmosphere with excellent transport links and a strong dining scene. The Meguro River is one of the most famous cherry blossom spots in Tokyo, making it especially popular in spring.

How to enquire

Each listing has an availability calendar and an enquiry form. Hit the reservation button, and our team will reply within one business day — in English.

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Furnished Apartments in Roppongi Tokyo | From ¥190,000/month

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Roppongi is unlike any other neighbourhood in Tokyo. It is home to world-class art at Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown, a thriving international dining scene, and the city’s most famous nightlife. On top of that, it has one of the highest concentrations of foreign embassies in Japan. That is exactly why it is one of the most popular areas for expats relocating to Tokyo.

Tokyo Furnished offers four furnished apartments in Roppongi, starting from ¥190,000 per month. All apartments are available to foreigners without a guarantor or key money. The team communicates in English and responds within one business day.

You can also browse our full Roppongi furnished apartments page for availability and pricing.

What’s available right now?

We currently offer four furnished apartments in Roppongi. Each one sits within walking distance of Roppongi Station and the neighbourhood’s best restaurants, galleries, and nightlife.

First, the private furnished 1BR in Tokyo’s SOHO is a great entry point at ¥190,000 per month. It sits on a quiet residential street, yet is just steps from the action. It is also pet-friendly and available for short-term stays. Next, the apartment with a balcony in Roppongi offers a renovated 1-bedroom with a private balcony, double bed, and sofa bed. It is ideal for a couple or someone who occasionally hosts guests. Furthermore, both Roppongi Station and Roppongi-Itchome Station are within a short walk, giving you access to the Hibiya, Oedo, Namboku, and Mita lines.

For those who want something truly special, the stylish top-floor and terrace apartment is the standout option. At 60 m², it features modern designer furniture, a walk-in closet, and a full rooftop terrace with panoramic sunset views over the Tokyo skyline. It is also just a 2-minute walk from Roppongi Hills and a 3-minute walk from the station. Finally, the modern furnished 1LDK in Roppongi offers 44 m² of well-designed living space in a peaceful setting, just 6 minutes on foot from Roppongi Station.

Frequently asked questions

Can foreigners rent in Roppongi without a guarantor? Yes. All Tokyo Furnished apartments in Roppongi are available without a Japanese guarantor or key money.

What is the starting price for a furnished apartment in Roppongi? Prices start from ¥190,000 per month for a 1-bedroom apartment near Roppongi Station.

How well connected is Roppongi by train? Roppongi Station serves the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and the Toei Oedo Line. Roppongi-Itchome Station, a short walk away, adds the Namboku and Mita lines. Shinjuku is around 15 minutes by train and Shibuya is accessible by direct bus.

Is Roppongi a good area for expats? Yes. Roppongi has a large international community, strong English signage, and is close to several foreign embassies. It is one of the most foreigner-friendly neighbourhoods in Tokyo.

How to enquire

Each listing has an availability calendar and an enquiry form. Hit the reservation button, and our team will reply within one business day — in English.

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Furnished Apartments in Shibuya Tokyo | From ¥180,000/month

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Shibuya needs no introduction. The scramble crossing, world-class restaurants, and Tokyo’s best nightlife are all on your doorstep. On top of that, the station connects you to every major area in the city in minutes.

Tokyo Furnished offers seven furnished apartments in Shibuya and the surrounding area, including Ohashi, Komaba, Daikanyama, and Ebisu. Prices range from ¥180,000 to over ¥400,000 per month. All apartments are available to foreigners without a guarantor or key money. The team communicates in English and responds within one business day.

You can also browse our full Shibuya furnished apartments page for availability and pricing.

If you are relocating to Japan, Shibuya is one of the most exciting places to call home. However, most foreigners hit the same wall: key money, guarantor requirements, and Japanese-only contracts. We remove all of that. Every apartment comes fully furnished and move-in ready. There is no key money, no guarantor needed, and our team handles everything in English.

What’s available right now?

We offer several furnished apartments in and around Shibuya. Prices start at ¥180,000 per month and increase depending on size and location.

First, for the best value closest to the action, check out the furnished studio near Starbucks Shibuya. It sits just two minutes from the scramble crossing. Next, the cozy 1-bedroom steps from Shibuya offers a quieter setting in Komaba at ¥180,000 per month. It also gives you easy access to both Shinsen and Shibuya stations. Then there is the two-bedroom Modern Furnished apartment near Shibuya, which sits just five minutes from the station on foot. It includes a sofa bed, making it a solid choice for hosting guests.

If you prefer a residential feel, the cozy and quiet 1-bedroom is worth a look. It sits in the leafy Komaba neighbourhood with direct train access to Narita airport. For those who need more space, the sun-filled 2-bedroom in Shibuya fits up to four people and was recently renovated. Furthermore, the modern 2-bedroom near Shibuya and Daikanyama gives you 65 m² along the Meguro River. It has two separate bedrooms, a living room, and grocery stores right downstairs.

Finally, for a premium option, the furnished apartment in Ebisu Daikanyama stands out. It was fully renovated in 2024 and features a hotel-grade bed and a 77-inch TV with Sonos sound. Naka-Meguro and Ebisu are a short walk away, and Shibuya is 20 minutes on foot.

Frequently asked questions

Can foreigners rent an apartment in Shibuya without a guarantor? Yes. All of Tokyo Furnished’s apartments in Shibuya are available without a Japanese guarantor or key money.

What is the cheapest furnished apartment in Shibuya? The furnished studio near Starbucks Shibuya starts from ¥180,000 per month.

How far is Shibuya from major Tokyo stations? Shibuya Station connects directly to Shinjuku (4 min), Harajuku (2 min), and Ebisu (2 min) via the JR Yamanote Line.

Is Shibuya a good area for expats? Yes. Shibuya has strong English signage, international restaurants, and excellent transport links — making it one of the most popular areas for expats relocating to Tokyo.

How to enquire

Each listing has an availability calendar and an enquiry form. Hit the reservation button, and our team will reply within one business day — in English.

Browse all Tokyo furnished apartments →

Nezu Shrine: A Sight to See During Peak Azalea Bloom

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Nezu Shrine Azalea Garden is one of Tokyo’s best places to see spring flowers, especially during peak season. Found in Nezu Shrine in Bunkyo, the garden is known for its blooming azaleas, including various shades of pink, red, white, and purple. During the peak of the season, the garden becomes one of Tokyo’s most colourful areas.

Nezu Shrine

What makes Nezu Shrine Azalea Garden stand out compared to other seasonal attraction is the old Tokyo atmosphere. The garden is beside one of Tokyo’s oldest shrines, where visitors can also walk through traditional grounds, see rows of red torii gates, and enjoy a less busy side of the city. The combination of historic architecture and spring flowers gives the area an authentic Japanese vibe.

The annual Bunkyo Azalea Festival is one of the best times to visit, with people coming specifically to see the garden in bloom. With there being a variety of azaleas flowering throughout the season, people can visit repeatedly and still enjoy. Early mornings or weekdays are often the best times for people that want to avoid crowds.

Places Around Nezu Shrine

Near the garden, there are also other worthwhile places to visit. Nezu Shrine is close to Yanaka and other neighborhoods known for traditional streets, small shops, and local cafes, making the area ideal for a day of walking and exploring.

Those looking for the best azalea garden in Tokyo and historic shrines to visit in Japan, Nezu Shrine Azalea Garden is a great choice. Its combination of seasonal colour and cultural atmosphere makes it a must-visit spring destination. For people interested in renting accommodation near the shrine, or other popular areas of the city, Tokyo Furnished is one of the best places to do so. With an easy rental process that eliminates classic struggles, there is no easier way to find an apartment in Tokyo.

The 5 Best Afternoon Tea Spots in Tokyo

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Tokyo is a great place for afternoon tea. It blends the British tradition with Japanese attention to detail, ensuring an enjoyable experience. From luxury hotel lounges to relaxed tea spot, there are many places to try.

1. The Ritz-Carlton Lobby Lounge
One of the most popular places for afternoon tea in Tokyo is the Lobby Lounge at The Ritz-Carlton. It is located high up, allowing for a memorable view while enjoying your tea. The afternoon tea set includes small sandwiches, scones, and high-quality desserts. Everything is carefully prepared, the atmosphere feels elegant, and it is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the best Tokyo has to offer.

2. Imperial Hotel’s Imperial Lounge Aqua
Another good spot for afternoon tea is Imperial Lounge Aqua at the Imperial Hotel. The lounge has a calm atmosphere, perfect for those looking to relax. Their menu changes with the seasons, so the desserts are always fresh and interesting.

3. Mandarin Oriental’s Oriental Lounge
The Oriental Lounge at Mandarin Oriental is another option. This spot has a more modern design compared to the a place like the Lobby Lounge. The offers for afternoon tea are also more creative. Experimentation with unique flavours and presentation style ensure a unique experience for guests.

4. Higashiya Ginza
If you want a more Japanese-style experience, Higashiya Ginza is a great option. The typical cakes and sandwiches found at afternoon tea are replaced by wagashi, which are traditional Japanese sweets, along with high-quality tea. The setting is also simple and peaceful, allowing for a relaxing opportunity to enjoy a Japanese take on afternoon tea.

5. Hotel Chinzanso’s Lobby Lounge Le Jardin
Finally, Lobby Lounge Le Jardin at Hotel Chinzanso offers a garden atmosphere. Their afternoon tea often follows seasonal themes like cherry blossom or matcha, so everything always feels new and fun. For those looking for a spot with a nature vibe, Lobby Lounge Le Jardin would be the place.

Overall, afternoon tea in Tokyo is a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Whether you prefer something classic, modern, or uniquely Japanese, there is a perfect place for you. For those interested in renting accommodation located near the discussed afternoon tea spots, visit the Tokyo Furnished website. Tokyo Furnished offers a seamless rental experience, skipping typical rental annoyances in Japan such as key money and agent fees. The company is also foreigner friendly and offers communication in English.

A List of Tokyo’s Most Walkable Neighbourhoods

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Tokyo is widely considered one of the most walkable cities in the world. Cozy neighbourhoods, safe streets, and a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops, and stores, cars of often not required for a comfortable daily life.

Daikanyama

One standout area is Daikanyama, a neighbourhood known for its calm, village-like atmosphere in the heart of the city. Tree-lined streets, low-rise buildings, and a concentration of boutique shops and cafes make it ideal for leisurely daily living. Everything, from groceries to coffee, is within a short stroll, creating a relaxed yet upscale environment.

Nakameguro

Not for from Daikanyama, Nakameguro offers a slightly more alive but equally walkable experience. The Meguro River is a standout part of the neighbourhood with pedestrian-friendly paths that attract locals all year. The area combines convenience with charm, as restaurants, galleries, and everyday amenities are easily accessible.

Ebisu

For those who prefer a more vibrant urban feel, Ebisu strikes a balance between accessibility and lifestyle. Known for its dining and nightlife, the neighborhood remains highly walkable thanks to its compact layout and well-designed sidewalks. Major destinations such as Ebisu Garden Place are all within easy reach on foot, making it a favourite among professionals.

Kichijoji

Further west, Kichijoji consistently ranks as one of Tokyo’s most desirable places to live. Its appeal lies in the seamless blend of urban convenience and natural space. Residents can walk from the station to shops, cafés, and the expansive Inokashira Park within minutes, offering both energy and tranquility in one location.

Shimokitazawa

Finally, Shimokitazawa stands out for its distinctly pedestrian-oriented design. Narrow streets, a mix of residential and commercial spaces, and a strong local culture create an environment where walking feels natural and engaging. The area’s redevelopment has enhanced its accessibility while preserving its human-scale charm.

Whether you are seeking quiet streets, creative energy, or urban convenience, these areas demonstrate how thoughtful design can transform everyday living, one step at a time. Walkable neighbourhoods make a big difference in daily life comfort. For those interested in renting an apartment in Japan, Tokyo Furnished is one of the best places to do so. Things such as key money and agent fees that are typically associated with renting in Japan are not part of the Tokyo Furnished renting process, guaranteeing a smooth experience.

 

The Best Places to See Sakura in Tokyo This Spring

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Spring in Tokyo means the start of the sakura season. For the duration of a few weeks, pink blossoms become visible all around the city, bringing locals and tourists to celebrate the Hanami tradition.

For those planning to experience cherry blossoms in Tokyo, there are a few major areas that are worth visiting.

Ueno Park

One of the most famous is Ueno Park. With over a thousand cherry trees lining its pathways, it’s one of the best destinations for hanami. The atmosphere is lively here, particularly in the evenings when lanterns illuminate the sakura.

Meguro River

For those who may prefer something more scenic, Meguro River is a great choice. There are rows of cherry trees near the river, creating a tunnel of sakura. Coffee shops and street vendors also line the area, allowing visitors to enjoy snacks or coffee in addition to the trees.

Yoyogi Park

If a more spacious environment is preferred, Yoyogi Park is a recommended spot to look into. There is lots of room to sit, have a picnic, and enjoy the sakura. Both locals and foreigners are found here, giving Yoyogi park a welcoming feel.

Shinjuku Gyoen

Another location worth considering is Shinjuku Gyoen. This is a beautifully maintained garden with many different cherry tree species. The atmosphere is quiet here, which makes it ideal for those looking to avoid overcrowding.

When it comes to sakura, timing is important. The blossoms typically reach full bloom in late March to early April, but the exact timing can vary each year. Once in full bloom, the petals only last about a week before falling, making planning in advance key.

Regardless of what you are doing or where in Tokyo you are, sakura season is one of Japan’s most memorable experiences. It encourages slowing down and appreciating our surroundings, an opportunity that is not always easy to find in a big city.

For those interested in visiting Tokyo during the Sakura season and are looking for accommodation, Tokyo Furnished is one of the best places to look. Apartments at various budgets are available without typical renting hassles, ensuring an easy and stress-free process. 

 

Why Tokyo Feels So Different From Other Major Cities

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Tokyo is the largest metropolitan area in the world, yet many people are surprised by how comfortable, clean, and organized it feels. Unlike other global megacities, Tokyo offers a unique balance of energy and calm that makes daily life remarkably smooth.

Extraordinary Order and Cleanliness

One of the first things people notice is how clean Tokyo is. Despite having millions of residents and commuters, streets are rarely dirty, and public spaces are well maintained. This is not due to an abundance of trash cans, but rather a strong cultural habit of personal responsibility. Residents carry their trash home and respect shared spaces. This creates an environment that feels calm and respectful, even in busy districts.

Efficient Transportation That Shapes Daily Life

Tokyo’s train system is one of the most reliable and efficient in the world. Trains arrive on time, run frequently, and connect nearly every neighborhood. Major hubs like Shinjuku Station handle millions of passengers daily, yet the system operates with remarkable precision. This efficiency reduces stress and gives residents more freedom in choosing where to live, work, and spend their time.

Quiet Atmosphere Despite Massive Population

Even in crowded areas, Tokyo is surprisingly quiet. People speak softly on public transportation, avoid phone calls on trains, and respect personal space. This creates a peaceful atmosphere that contrasts with the noise often associated with large cities. Even iconic locations like Shibuya Crossing, known as the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world, feel orderly rather than chaotic.

Safety and Peace of Mind

Tokyo is consistently ranked as one of the safest major cities globally. It is common to see people walking alone late at night or leaving personal belongings unattended briefly. This level of safety contributes significantly to the city’s comfortable living environment.

Balance Between Modern and Personal Living

Tokyo combines advanced technology with highly livable neighborhoods. Modern skyscrapers exist alongside quiet residential streets, local shops, and small restaurants. This balance allows residents to enjoy both the excitement of a global city and the comfort of a local community. Ultimately, Tokyo feels different because it prioritizes efficiency, respect, and livability. It is not just a large city—it is a city designed to make everyday life work smoothly.

For people interested in living or visiting Tokyo, our apartments are an excellent option. Our rental process skips over inconveniences such as agent fees and key money, making it perfect for foreigners. All available accommodations offered by us can be found on our website.

How Tokyo Residents Really Choose Where to Live

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When people search for apartments in Tokyo, they often start with famous names such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ginza. Though these areas have their positive points, a different logic may be useful to apply for those considering long-term stays in Tokyo. Tokyo residents really choose where to live using the 10-minute rule. The rule states that daily life flows best when key parts of it are all within ten minutes of your living space. 

The first requirement is being 10 minutes away from a train station. In Tokyo, comfortable access to train stations ensures easy travel. Short walks mean smoother commutes and less effort to get around the city.

Next is ten minutes to groceries. Supermarkets, convenience stores, and local produce shops are part of everyday life. Neighborhoods with many options nearby allow for flexibility and convenience in daily life. Having this nearby means missing ingredients, easy food options, and general shopping all become easier to manage. 

The third piece is 10 minutes to a recreational space. That could be a small park, a riverside path, a temple courtyard, or even just a quiet street. Tokyo is packed, but it’s also full of escapes. Living near one changes how the city feels day to day, particularly for long-term residents.

Neighborhoods that satisfy the 10-Minute Rule aren’t always the most famous. Areas such as Setagaya are overshadowed by Shibuya and other famous areas, yet they consistently attract people who plan to stay.

When choosing an apartment in Tokyo, thinking in minutes rather than just focusing on names leads to better outcomes. The city becomes easier, calmer, and more personal. Once daily life flows smoothly, the location will feel right. Tokyo Furnished is an apartment rental service that is especially recommended for foreigners coming to Japan. There are a variety of accommodation options to choose from, all with simple rental processes and English support. All available apartments can be found on the Tokyo Furnished website. 

 

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