Housing in Japan
How Much Is the Average Rent in Tokyo?
Learn what the cheapest and most expensive areas are for living in Tokyo.
By GaijinPot Blog 6 min read
Apartments to Rent for Less Than ¥100,000 in Adachi—December 2020
These apartments in Tokyo's northern Adachi Ward offer good value for those who want to live in the metropolis but not in a small, old building!
Apartments to rent for less than ¥90,000 in Tokyo—August 2020
Affordable apartments from 1DK to 1SLDK in Tokyo.
Apartments to rent for less than ¥80,000 in Saitama—July 2020
A 1LDK, 2LDK, and even 3DK available for less than ¥80,000 in Saitama. Yes, you read right.
Apartments to rent for less than ¥60,000 in Nagoya—July 2020
Plenty of spacious 1DK and 3DK apartments available right meow!
Apartments to rent for less than ¥70,000 in Shibuya—June 2020
Make Hachiko your new neighbor with these affordable apartments in Shibuya!
Apartments to rent for less than ¥40,000 in Osaka—June 2020
A spacious 1DK for ¥40,000 with two months of free rent? Guess we're moving to Osaka.
Apartments to rent for less than ¥70,000 in Shinjuku—May 2020
Affordable places in the heart of Shinjuku, Kabukicho, and Shin-Okubo.
What do Japanese Apartment Layout Terms Mean?
Confused about the layout terminology of Japanese apartments. Here's a quick guide to the terminology.
Apartment Hunter: Words for Your Quest to Move in Japan
Arm yourself with this useful Japanese when battling for the perfect new digs this spring.
Wanna Live in an Abandoned House in Japan? Here’s Why It’s Not Really Free
We are here to set the record straight on akiya homes in Japan.
