Lowest rate per room type. The longer you stay, the lower the monthly rate.
ROOM TYPE
1 month
3 months
6 months
Under 1 Year
1 Year
1R-ALowest42.54㎡
¥439,000
¥418,000-¥21,000
¥396,000-¥43,000
¥387,000-¥52,000
¥330,000-¥109,000
1R-B42.54㎡
¥439,000
¥418,000-¥21,000
¥396,000-¥43,000
¥387,000-¥52,000
¥330,000-¥109,000
1R-C42.54㎡
¥439,000
¥418,000-¥21,000
¥396,000-¥43,000
¥387,000-¥52,000
¥330,000-¥109,000
Costs & contract
Upfront costs
Deposit (contracts of 6 months or longer) · Key money (礼金) ¥0 · Agency fee ¥0
Contract
Minimum 1 month · Maximum 12 months (renewed as a new contract) · Extension · Cancellation
Eligibility
No guarantor · No Japanese bank account · Apply from overseas · Visa status · Residence registration (住民票)
Process
Submit application · Screening · Sign contract → move in
Easy commute from Edogawabashi Sta.
Business-district times are on the way
Nearby-spot information is on the way
Getting there
YEdogawabashi Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line)
5 min walk
JBIidabashi Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line)
15 min walk
To the main business districts
Business-district times are on the way
Everyday spots nearby
Nearby-spot information is on the way
What the neighbourhood offers
Quiet urban accessibility
It is an 8-minute walk to Edogawabashi Station (Yurakucho Line), offering convenient access to the city center for Ikebukuro and Ginza without transfers.
It is located close to the center of Tokyo without being crowded.
An intellectual neighborhood to enjoy on foot
Befitting a street where publishers like Shinchosha and Obunsha are gathered, bookstores, cafes, and daily amenities are clustered together, allowing you to lead a calm and intellectual daily life.
A Walk on the Stone Path, Kagurazaka Main Street
As you walk along the main street where French-style alleys blend with the atmosphere of Edo,
you can discover hidden cafes and shops in every alley.
Enjoy the streets with the most European vibe in Tokyo as if you were taking a daily stroll.
Koishikawa Korakuen, offering a day of rest
As a representative traditional garden of Tokyo,
you can take a leisurely stroll along the pond and bridge and experience the changing seasons up close.
It is a great space to slow your pace and spend some relaxing time, even in the heart of the city.
Hyogo Yokocho, the old-world charm of Geisha Street
Walking along the narrow, winding alleys of Hyogo Yokocho and Akagi Shrine, you can feel the history of Kagurazaka dating back to the Edo period.
The traditional alley scenery blends harmoniously with a tranquil atmosphere, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Crafts, Tea Ceremony, and the Festival of the Four Seasons
From shopping for traditional Japanese crafts and souvenirs to tea ceremony experiences, art museums of all sizes, and seasonal festivals and cultural performances.
It is a neighborhood where you can naturally encounter traditional Japanese culture in your daily life.
