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Entire apartment in Tokyo | Near Ikebukuro Shinjuku | Private bathroom and kitchen | Large bed | Front desk lounge | 15㎡ new home
Welcome to our cozy cottage near Ikebukuro! The room is located on the second floor, about 15㎡, suitable for couples, friends or families. The room is equipped with a 1.4m double bed. Free luggage storage is available for your flexibility. The ground floor has an additional 25㎡ lounge, open 24 hours. There is a TV, sofa, extra bathroom, free drinks and ice cream in the refrigerator. All guests can use it for free. Transportation is super convenient: 7 minutes on foot Oedo Line (Oedo Minami Nagasaki) 8 minutes on foot Seibu Ikebukuro Line (Shiinamachi) 20 min walk Yamanote Line (Meishiraku) 25 minutes walk to Ikebukuro No direct transfer to Shinjuku Akihabara Ginza Yoyogi Roppongi Asabu Juban Ueno Tsukiji Market Asakusa Temple, etc. Easy access to all major hot spots in Tokyo. 50 meters at the door is the bus station, pond 11, pond 65, white 61, inn 02, practice 68 bus lines go directly to various districts in the city. The house is close to the well-known Changzhuang comics mecca, which was the starting point of many Japanese comics masters and a must-see punching spot for comic book fans! There are also a number of Michelin restaurants, so you can pick a star from your home! Whether you're traveling, visiting a family, or a short-term residence, this is your perfect base in Tokyo.Welcome and look forward to seeing you.

Ikebukuro Station 2 stops 5 minutes, limited to one group per day in the shopping district of Higashi Nagasaki Station [innnnn]
Opening November 2024. innnn higashinagasaki is a renovated house that is about 50 years old, limited to one group per day. It is conveniently located about 5 minutes from Ikebukuro station, yet you can have a relaxing stay. Even though it was my first time there, it felt nostalgic, and the friendly people in the shopping district made me feel like a local for the day. Located on the 2nd floor of the popular cafe, MIAMIA, at the entrance of the shopping street, a 2-minute walk from Higashi-Nagasaki Station, it is a private rental for an entire floor. There are also plenty of delicious shops and fun places around, in Higashi-Nagasaki, a town where you can see people's faces. Please have a relaxing time at this inn where you can feel the buzz of the city. Also, it is about 15 minutes to Shinjuku and about 30 minutes to Tokyo Station and Ginza Station, making it an ideal base for travel.

101 [Direct to Narita Haneda] 5-minute walk from Keikyu Kamata Station, with kitchen, ideal for telework, apartment
About 5 minutes on foot from★ Keikyu Kamata station.Direct access to Narita Haneda and convenient. ★1R, single bed 1 maximum 1 person. Everything in★ life is provided. ★TV, washing machine, refrigerator and kettle are available. ★Towels, shampoo, rinse, and body soap are supplied There is a shopping mall★ nearby.There is a shopping street nearby. Note: There are cooking basics (frying pan and pot), but there are no condiments such as oil, salt, pepper, etc.We don't provide toothpaste and toothpaste. We also rent another room for the same apartment. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Work. Stream. Lift. Repeat — Your Tokyo Loft HQ.
Peaceful stay one street off Meiji-dori’s cherry blossom avenue, with sakura-view cafés and restaurants 1–2 min away. Near the embassy district, Tokyo’s safest area, with English-friendly cafés and supermarkets. Morning: bakery 1 min away or breakfast café 5 min away. Night: Ebisu Yokocho, hidden bars, and diverse restaurants. Loved by Big Tech developers and digital nomads; the loft’s two doubles let even tall guests sleep lengthwise. 1 stop to Shibuya or Roppongi, tucked away for quiet work.

Based location for visiting Tokyo near Station#102
3mins walk from Oedo Line Ryogoku sta, 8mins walk from JR station.Located in a quiet residential area, Within the convenient commercial district. The building is located within walking distance from Ryogoku Kokugikan, famous for Sumo, as well as other major sightseeing spots such as the Oedo Museum, Hokusai Museum. A perfect base to explore Tokyo, with most of the famous sightseeing spots (Ginza,Akihabara, Asakusa, etc.) accessible within 30 minutes.Babysitting services are also available.

Mitaka Tiny Apartment #302, Modern Japanese room
We have renovated a studio apartment in one of the most popular residential areas in Tokyo. The nearest station to the apartment is Mitaka Station, from which you can reach Shinjuku Station in as little as 14 minutes without any transfers! The room is equipped with a mini kitchen and a washing machine, and it's a one-minute walk to the supermarket. Recommended for long-term stays. In a quiet residential area, you can relax and enjoy your stay while blending into the daily life of Tokyo!

#1 Near Shinjuku/Harajuku/Shibuya/Tokyo station
The rooms we offer are Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats. This apartment is 4mins from Shinjuku by train and also close to Harajuku, Shibuya, Tokyo ! It is a 3-minute walk from the Nakano station. Because the apartment is in a commercial area, it is very convenient for dining and shopping. Nearby is Nakano Broadway, which is highly recommended for those who like anime and manga. There are also many BARs and izakayas, so it is a very recommended town for those who like alcohol.

Authentic Japanese Charm: Tranquil Tokyo Townhouse
Walking down the alley, you will find a quiet, car-free atmosphere and a traditional wooden townhouse. Birds chirping and children laughing echo through the house, blending in with life and making this your second home. Entire rental The bedroom on the first floor can be used as an exhibition space or workspace. The second floor is bedroom only. This small house has been the setting for downtown living since immediately after the earthquake 100 years ago.

Luxury Apartment Ikebukuro
This room is located 7min walk from Ikebukuro Station. Restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, drugstores, etc. are located walking distance from the apartment. You can enjoy lunch and reading books on the balcony. *Free room wi-fi *Room size 32㎡ *Simmons bed (Hard type 140 * 195 cm) *Yamaha Bluetooth Sound-bar *Blu-ray recorder *Video streaming services *Automatic washing and drying machine For 28 days and more booking discount will be applied!

Ebisu 2101 402
Stay in the heart of Tokyo with laid-back atmosphere! This apartment has about 20m2 with separated bathroom and toilet. All the rustic & sustainable wood furnitures made in Yokohama. Ebisu is one of the most charming neighborhood in Tokyo where are variety of restaurants and bars. Two convenience store just in front which opens 24H. Host is helpful to live in the same building. Note that this apartment have single guest.

West Shinjuku Apt 303 Double Room Direct 5 min
Spacious and quiet studio in Nakano, just 5 mins by train to Shinjuku—ideal for sightseeing or business. Features a double bed, compact kitchen, unit bath, A/C, and free Wi-Fi. Located in a peaceful area with easy access to shops, cafes, and local restaurants like ramen, udon, yakitori, and more. Simple, clean, and functional—perfect for solo travelers or couples seeking comfort and convenience during their Tokyo stay.

New: 5-minute walk from Ikebukuro station, newly built designer hotel, single twin bed, deluxe room, 18㎡
Welcome to RUTiLE IKEBUKURO TOKYO. It is a stylish luxury designer hotel in a modern space. This room is a single twin room. Conveniently located a 5-minute walk from JR Ikebukuro Station West Exit North Exit (20a)◎ There is also a Family Mart 1 minute away on foot and a Don Quijote 4 minutes away on foot, so it is convenient for sudden shopping! * Some of the interiors and lighting may differ from the photos of the room
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#102 House with a garden, 4 minutes on foot from the station, 30 minutes from Shinjuku Shibuya

Walkable from Nippori Station/Private room in a quiet old house in Yanaka/Cat collection display * Shrine present/Host is an artist/4 cats

"WabiSabi" house Room Garden/Skytree/Asakusa

Asakusa Loft | Top floor with south-facing balcony 53.43 m² | Skytree view 1LDK loft
When is the best time to visit Tokyo?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Tokyo?
Popular areas to stay include Shinjuku for shopping and nightlife, Asakusa for a more historical atmosphere, and Shibuya for energetic streets and local boutiques. Each neighborhood has unique character and convenient access to attractions across the city.
What are the best things to do in Tokyo with kids?
Families often explore Ueno Zoo, interactive science museums, and theme parks around Tokyo. The city also has parks, aquariums, and engaging neighborhood festivals throughout the year.
What are some of the best things to do in Tokyo?
Visit historic temples like Sensō-ji, browse Tsukiji’s lively food market, and explore art at the Mori Art Museum. Locals and visitors enjoy shopping in Harajuku, tranquil gardens, and vibrant entertainment districts.
How is the weather in Tokyo?
Tokyo has cool winters around 34–50°F (1–10°C), while summers are warm and humid at 72–88°F (22–31°C), with highest rainfall usually in early autumn. Spring brings mild temperatures and popular cherry blossoms.
When is the best time to visit Tokyo?
Spring and autumn are frequently suggested for comfortable weather and vivid seasonal scenery. Cherry blossom viewing in early spring and colorful foliage in autumn add to the city’s appeal.
What are the best places to visit in Tokyo?
Explore the historic Sensō-ji Temple, stroll through the Imperial Palace grounds, and discover contemporary culture in Shibuya and Shinjuku. The teamLab Borderless art space and historic Meiji Shrine are also often recommended.
What are some hiking trails in Tokyo?
Nature lovers often venture to Mount Takao or walk the forested trails around Mount Mitake. Tokyo’s public parks, such as Yoyogi Park, have gentle walking paths and garden trails for all ages.
What are some family activities we can do in Tokyo?
Families can explore interactive museums, visit Tokyo Skytree’s observation deck, or enjoy waterfront parks with play areas. Attractions like Asobono indoor playground and Ueno Zoo are also popular among travelers with children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Tokyo?
Many people take day trips to traditional towns with temples and shrines, hot spring resorts, or scenic mountain areas. Visiting the historic district of Kamakura or the natural views around Hakone is often suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Tokyo?
Tokyo has pet-friendly stays in neighborhoods like Shinjuku, Ebisu, and around Ueno Park. Many parks and public spaces welcome people with dogs, making city walks easy for travelers with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Tokyo?
Tapping a rechargeable transit card can simplify travel on trains and buses. Some restaurants and shrines request shoes be removed, so wearing easy-to-slip-off shoes is helpful, and carrying cash is useful for small shops.
What is Tokyo known for?
Tokyo is known for its blend of historic temples, modern skyscrapers, vibrant food culture, and fashion-forward districts. Anime, technology, and seasonal traditions shape city life throughout the year.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Tokyo?
Travelers sometimes discover Yanaka’s preserved streets, quiet gardens like Rikugien, and quirky museums tucked in residential neighborhoods. Smaller shrines and neighborhood markets reveal local culture beyond major sights.
What are the best foods to try in Tokyo?
Tokyo has sushi, ramen, tempura, and savory street snacks such as takoyaki and yakitori. Wagashi (traditional sweets) and seasonal specialties reflect the city’s evolving food scene.
What should I bring for a trip to Tokyo?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, a compact umbrella for unexpected showers, and a reusable water bottle. Depending on the season, bring layers for cooler months or light clothing for humid summers.
What is the nightlife in Tokyo like?
Tokyo’s nightlife is lively, with karaoke lounges, izakaya bars, and clubs in neighborhoods like Roppongi, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. Local venues often showcase live music, themed entertainment, and late-night dining.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Tokyo?
Tokyo celebrates spring cherry blossom festivals, traditional summer matsuri with parades and fireworks, and New Year’s shrine visits. Events such as the Tokyo International Film Festival and unique art festivals draw many visitors.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Tokyo?
Family-friendly vacation rentals can be found throughout central neighborhoods and around major parks like Yoyogi and Ueno. Many options have space for groups and convenient access to playgrounds or local attractions.
All about Tokyo
This ancient, yet forward-looking hub is the most populated city on earth, and there’s truly something for everyone here. From elegant Japanese gardens for quiet strolls to meticulous subway systems and neon billboards with the latest tech novelty, Tokyo is brimming with life. And it’s not all about the future — Japan has deep respect for its heritage, and you’ll find a more traditional side to this ever-changing city in older districts such as Asakusa with its distinctly old-school stalls and snacks. History lovers will love soaking up hundreds of years of culture with sumo bouts, tea ceremonies, and historic theatre acts. In contrast, fans of the more modern side of Japanese life have a feast of manga, anime, and J-POP to discover. Feel the heartbeat of the capital at pulsating Shibuya Crossing, then grab a bite at one of its many kaitenzushi — conveyor belt sushi restaurants. After dark, it’s time to sample the Shinjuku district’s lively nightlife scene.
What are the top things to do in Tokyo?
Paper Museum
Seasoned stationery aficionados will already know about Japan’s traditional paper called washi. The Paper Museum, based in Tokyo’s Oji neighbourhood, was formerly home to the first modern paper mill in Japan. Today, it houses all things related to the history of paper in Japan and how it’s used on an everyday basis. Exhibitions showcase local craftspeople, the tearoom is stocked with calligraphy goods to purchase, and you can even take inspiration to try your own origami art.
Chikurin Park
Towering trees might seem far out of reach from Shibuya Crossing, but an hour away, Chikurin Park bamboo forest is a haven of tranquillity. Spot fireflies on long summer days, listen to the gentle flow of natural spring water, and take in the sense of peace created by thousands of slim bamboo trees.
Visit a kissaten
Japanese culture is renowned for a love of precision and time-honoured skill. Step into one of Tokyo’s traditional kissaten — a blend of teahouse and coffeehouse — to see this careful craft get the attention it deserves. There’s no rush here, so take a break from the city’s bustling energy outside and sip slowly.
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4.7 Average rating
Tokyo stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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Tokyo’s top spots include Sensō Ji, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Tokyo Dome
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