Best Family size Apartments in Tokyo
10 Recommended Apartments for Families in Tokyo
Are you looking for a place to live for your family in Tokyo?
Finding an apartment is not that easy, especially if you have a large family and want your living space to be comfortable and orderly. For the Tokyo area, it is quite difficult to find a large space because we all know that Tokyo is crowded and the spaces are small, especially in the popular areas.
And as a Non-Japanese, I know that finding an apartment is more challenging for us. There are many things we want to consider when looking for a place to live such as being as near as possible to the train stations and establishments. And we also want a large apartment with reasonable rental costs. These are some factors that we really want to tell the agents but sometimes we have a hard time explaining them properly.
It is good to know that there are agencies with staff who are fluent in another language besides Japanese. That handles and helps non-Japanese who are looking for a place to live here in Japan. In this article, I would like to share with you the 10 best apartments for families, most probably large apartments around Tokyo. I hope you find one that suits your needs.
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1. Nishi-Waseda 2LDK Apartment
Location: Nishiwaseda 2, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. No Key Money.
Monthly Cost: 190,000 yen + 10,000 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Apartment
Size: 70.35 m² (2LDK)
Floor: 2F/3F
Year Built: 1983
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Gas Stove/ Built-in Kitchen/ Motorbike and Bicycle Parking/ Room sharing allowed.
For more details and information, check the link below.
2. Hirai 3DK Apartment
Location: Hirai 5, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo. No Key Money and Pet Friendly.
Monthly Cost: 170,000 yen + 18,000 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Apartment
Size: 50.18 m² (2LDK)
Floor: 5F/12F
Year Built: 2017
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Gas Stove/ Built-in Kitchen/ Elevator/ Balcony and Pet allowed.
For more details and information, check the link below.
3. Shinokachimachi 2LDK Apartment
Location: Motoasakusa 1, Taito-ku, Tokyo. No Key Money is required.
Monthly Cost: 242,000 yen + 0 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Monthly Apartment
Size: 44.72m² (2LDK)
Floor: 10F/13F
Year Built: 2021
Features: Free Internet/ Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Gas Stove/ Elevator/ Balcony and Pet allowed.
For more details and information, check the link below.
4. Kitami 2LDK Apartment
Location: Seijo 4, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo.
Monthly Cost: 158,000 yen + 3,000 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Monthly Apartment
Size: 66.62m² (2LDK)
Floor: 1F/4F
Year Built: 2012
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Gas Stove/ Balcony.
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5. Nishi-chōfu 3LDK Apartment
Location: Jindaijimotomachi 5, Chofu-shi, Tokyo. No Key Money is required.
Monthly Cost: 127,000 yen + 3,000 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Monthly Apartment
Size: 55.48m² (2LDK)
Floor: 2F/2F
Year Built: 1996
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Gas Stove/ Built-in Kitchen/ Balcony.
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6. Higashi-shinjuku 2LDK Apartment
Location: Shinjuku 6, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. No Key Money and Pet Friendly.
Monthly Cost: 448,000 yen + 0 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Apartment
Size: 71.99 m² (2LDK)
Floor: 5F/32F
Year Built: 2012
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Gas Stove/ Self Locking Entrance/ Elevator/ Balcony and Pet allowed.
For more details and information, check the link below.
7. Kudanshita 2LDK Apartment
Location: Sambancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. No Key Money required.
Monthly Cost: 310,000 yen + 20,000 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Apartment
Size: 56.45 m² (2LDK)
Floor: 3F/11F
Year Built: 2019
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Self Locking Entrance/ Elevator.
For more details and information, check the link below.
8. Honancho 2LDK Apartment
Location: Horinochi 1, Suginami-ku, Tokyo
5 minutes by walk from Honacho Station of the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line (Nakano Sakaue-Honancho).
Monthly Cost: 173,000 yen + 7,000 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Apartment
Size: 42.09 m² (2LDK)
Floor: 3F/4F
Year Built: 2022
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Gas Stove/ Built-in Kitchen/Self Locking Entrance/ Corner Room.
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9. Togoshi 3LDK Apartment
Location: Togoshi 5, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo.
10 minutes by walk from Togoshi Station of the Toie Asakusa Line.
Monthly Cost: 228,000 yen + 0 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Apartment
Size: 65.51 m² (2LDK)
Floor: 1F/6F
Year Built: 2001
Features: Air-Conditioner/Bath-Toilet Separated / Washing Machine Inside/ Built-in Kitchen/Self Locking Entrance/ Elevator/ Musical Instrument Allowed.
For more details and information, check the link below.
10. Nogizaka 2LDK Apartment
Location: Nishiazabu 1, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
9 minutes by walk from Roppongi Station of the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line.
8 minutes by walk from Nogizaka Station of the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line.
15 minutes by walk from Omotesando Station of the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.
Monthly Cost: 265,000 yen + 15,000 yen (Maintenance Fee)
Type: Apartment
Size: 55.18 m² (2LDK)
Floor: 2F/9F
Year Built: 2000
Features: Bath Dehumidifier/ Washing Machine Inside/ Self Locking Entrance/ Elevator/ Balcony/ Musical Instrument Allowed.
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Greetings to all mommies I am a supermom from Philippines. Previously, I worked and lived in Dubai for seven years, until 2015 the year I moved in Japan. Currently, I am happily settled here with my Japanese husband and our 7 months old baby. I could only describe my almost 6 years of living here as a roller coaster ride more so, after I gave birth to my son. Japan had changed me in ways unimaginable. It has influence my lifestyle, my perceptions and beliefs. I was able to witness firsthand the pros and cons of living in the country. From their language, culture and ethnicity, the people, place and in work. Those years were enough to give me quite personal and memorable experiences which I would be more than delighted to share with you.