Nihonbashi Furnished Apartments & Share Houses

Nihonbashi is the historic heart of commercial Tokyo, located in Chuo ward immediately north of Ginza. The neighborhood is anchored by the iconic Nihonbashi bridge — the original "kilometre zero" from which all distances in Japan were measured during the Edo period — and is home to Mitsukoshi, Japan's oldest department store. Today the area combines preserved historic architecture with modern financial services, traditional confectioners (wagashi shops), and high-end Japanese restaurants. Tokyo Station is just a 10-minute walk away. Modern Living Tokyo offers fully furnished monthly apartments and share houses in Nihonbashi and the wider Chuo ward.

Right now Modern Living Tokyo has 9 furnished rooms available in Nihonbashi, from ¥170,000/month (average ¥434,000/month) — all with no key money and no guarantor.

Frequently asked questions about Nihonbashi

How does Nihonbashi differ from Ginza?

Nihonbashi has a more historic, traditional Japanese character — wagashi confectioners, Edo-period bridges, the original Mitsukoshi — while Ginza is dominated by international luxury brands. Both are within walking distance of each other.

How much does a furnished apartment in Nihonbashi cost?

Furnished studios in Nihonbashi typically run ¥110,000–¥190,000 per month. Share-house rooms in the wider Chuo ward area start lower, from around ¥60,000.