Luxury Furnished Apartments in Central Tokyo
Recommended for long-term leases of one year or more
Rental apartments where you can start living immediately after signing the contract, without needing to purchase furniture or appliances. These properties, equipped with the necessary furniture and appliances for daily life, are highly recommended for busy business professionals, corporate relocations, and long-term assignments.
For stays of less than one year, please refer to the list of monthly rental apartments, or serviced apartments.
Recommended for long-term stay leases in Central Tokyo
Our long-term, fully furnished listings go above and beyond to provide the comforts of home and make your time in Tokyo all the more memorable.
PLAZA HOMES offers a premium selection of fully furnished apartments for long-term rental in Tokyo’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Perfect for expatriates and professionals planning a long stay, our apartments are fully equipped to provide both comfort and convenience. With expert guidance, we make finding your ideal furnished apartment in Tokyo easy and seamless. Browse our listings to find the perfect home to suit your long-term rental needs.
For stays of less than one year, please refer to this list of monthly rental apartments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between staying at a hotel and a furnished apartment in Tokyo?
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Hotels in Tokyo provide compact rooms with daily services, making them ideal for short stays. Furnished apartments offer spacious, home-like living with kitchens, laundry, and flexible rates, perfect for longer stays. Apartments allow more personalization and immersion in local culture, while hotels prioritize convenience and tourist-focused amenities.
- What is the minimum rental period for a long-term stay?
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The minimum rental period for a long-term stay is 12 months (one year) or more.
- How much would an Furnished apartment cost in Tokyo?
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Furnished apartment rentals in Tokyo vary widely depending on location, size, and amenities. Properties in prime central areas tend to be more expensive, while properties further from the city center often offer more affordable prices.
- Is it hard to find an apartment in Japan as a foreigner?
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While there may be some additional challenges, such as language barriers or specific documentation requirements, finding an apartment in Japan as a foreigner is entirely possible. Many agencies, including ours, specialize in assisting non-Japanese clients, making the process smoother and more accessible. To learn more about navigating the rental market as a foreigner, click here.
- Is Tokyo a good place to live for foreigners?
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Tokyo is a vibrant and welcoming city, with many neighborhoods tailored to the needs of expatriates and foreigners. The city offers a high quality of life, excellent public transportation, and a variety of cultural and recreational activities, making it an ideal destinationç for foreign residents. For insights on expat housing options and life in Tokyo, explore our in-depth guide here.
- What does LDK mean in Japan?
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In Japanese floor plans, "LDK" stands for "Living, Dining, and Kitchen." The number preceding "LDK" indicates the number of additional rooms. For example, a "2LDK" means two separate rooms in addition to the combined living, dining, and kitchen area. This system helps you understand the layout before viewing the property. To learn more about Japanese floor plans, check out our detailed explanation here.
