The cost of living in Japan can be quite high and if you want to live in Tokyo, you can expect to pay around ¥180,000 a month. We know you want to save as much yen as possible for ramen and karaoke, so we’re here to help you out. Check out these foreigner-friendly apartments for rent in Shibuya.
Each month we select the best apartments to rent in Japan at an affordable price from our database of properties.
1R Apartment /
Shibuya-ku
- Monthly Cost: ¥60,000
- Layout: 1R
- Size: 19.8m²
- Location: Sasazuka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest Sation: Sasazuka Station (11 min. walk) - Keiō New Line
Description: A spacious apartment (with a loft space) perfect for those who need a short term stay.
1R Apartment /
Shibuya-ku
- Monthly Cost: ¥60,000
- Layout: 1R
- Size: 15.7m²
- Location: Honmachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest Sation: Nishishinjuku Go Choume Station (2 min. walk) - Toei Ōedo Line
Description: Located in Shibuya yard but closer to Shinjuku, this apartment is also good for short term stays.
1R Apartment /
Shibuya-ku
- Monthly Cost: ¥63,000
- Layout: 1R
- Size: 12.68m²
- Location: Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest Sation: Sangubashi Station (7 min. walk) - Odakyū Line
Description: A bright apartment in a stylish building!
1K Apartment /
Shibuya-ku
- Monthly Cost: ¥66,000
- Layout: 1K
- Size: 14.88m²
- Location: Moto Yoyogi-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest Sation: Yoyogi-uehara Station (5 min. walk) - Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line
Description: Comes with a spacious loft and is only 10 minutes from Yoyogi Park.
1R Apartment /
Shibuya-ku
- Monthly Cost: ¥70,000
- Layout: 1R
- Size: 19.8m²
- Location: Honmachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest Sation: Hatagaya Station (9 min. walk) - Keiō Line
Description: Are you looking to settle down in Shibuya? This apartment is for you.
Whether you are planning to move to Japan or are already living here, the GaijinPot Housing Service will help you find the best place to live according to your needs. With bilingual support and a variety of available listings, your transition into your new home in Japan couldn’t be easier.
