Discover foreigner-friendly house and apartment rentals

Furnished 1DK apartments for rent in Tokyo for foreigners. The 1DK adds a separate dining space to the bedroom, giving around 29 m² on average in the current inventory: 35 furnished units live now, median rent around ¥256,650, with the range running ¥137,100 to ¥449,500.
That dining room is the flexible square footage: it works as a second work zone, a dining table for guests, or a wall for the piano. Listings spread across Sumida, Setagaya and Koto put you one subway transfer from the central five wards at rents below the 1LDK level.
Furniture, appliances and Wi-Fi are in every unit, rent covers utilities, and there is no key money, deposit or guarantor.
Standard Japanese rentals typically charge shikikin (deposit), reikin (key money) and a guarantor-company fee on top of first month's rent — often several months' worth combined. JapanHeya charges none of them: you pay your first month's rent and move in.
Beds, desks, kitchenware, appliances and Wi-Fi come standard, and rent covers electricity, gas and water. Move in with a suitcase, not a moving truck.
Stay from one week up to 24 months. Weekly and monthly options make JapanHeya a fit for trips, relocations, remote-work seasons and family moves alike.
Renting through a conventional Japanese agency usually means the shinsa (screening) gauntlet with a Japanese guarantor. With JapanHeya, a passport and payment method are enough to book, and our team supports you in English before and during your stay.

