Pisos Compartidos en Tokio — Alquiler Mensual desde ¥40,000/month

Pisos compartidos amueblados y asequibles en todo Tokio

Modern Living Tokyo gestiona más de 500 habitaciones privadas en pisos compartidos seleccionados en Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Meguro, Minato, Nakano, Setagaya, Asakusa y más. Cada piso compartido está totalmente amueblado, con Wi-Fi y servicios cubiertos por una única cuota mensual fija de zonas comunes, indicada en cada anuncio junto al alquiler.

Ya sea que estés estudiando en Tokio, trabajando en remoto o trasladándote por un nuevo empleo, nuestros pisos compartidos son la forma más fácil de instalarte. Reserva online, firma digitalmente y múdate en la fecha que elijas — sin avalista, sin comisiones de agencia, sin complicaciones. ¿Buscas las habitaciones más económicas? Consulta nuestros listados de pisos compartidos baratos en Tokio.

Share houses in Tokyo — frequently asked questions

How much does a share house in Tokyo cost per month?

Modern Living Tokyo share houses start at ¥40,000/month for a furnished private room with a shared kitchen and bathroom. Utilities and Wi-Fi are covered by a fixed monthly common-area fee shown on each listing. The most affordable rooms are in Nakano, Asakusa and Ikebukuro; central wards like Shibuya, Meguro and Minato range from ¥60,000 to ¥120,000/month. There is no key money and no agency fee; a refundable security deposit of one month's rent is returned after you move out, less any deductions.

Do I need a guarantor or deposit for a share house in Tokyo?

You don't need a guarantor. Unlike traditional Japanese rentals, Modern Living Tokyo share houses require no Japanese guarantor, no key money and no agency fee. There is a refundable security deposit of one month's rent. We accept international residents with a valid passport, visa, and proof of income or sufficient savings. Upfront you pay a reservation fee (credited to your move-in invoice), then the security deposit, the first month's rent (prorated) and any one-time fees shown in the booking breakdown.

What is the difference between a share house and an apartment in Tokyo?

A share house gives you a private furnished room while sharing the kitchen, bathroom and common areas with other residents — usually at about half the cost of a private apartment. Apartments give you your own kitchen and bathroom but cost more and typically require a longer commitment. Share houses are popular with students, working-holiday holders, and anyone wanting an international community while keeping costs low.

Which Tokyo neighborhoods have Modern Living share houses?

We have furnished share houses across Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Meguro, Minato, Nakano, Setagaya, Asakusa, Toshima, Ueno, Shinagawa and several other wards. Browse by area on the directory or filter by station to find a room near your university, workplace, or favorite neighborhood.

How soon can I move into a Tokyo share house?

For any room marked Available Now, you can choose a move-in date from tomorrow onward. We review every booking within 1–2 business days; once your contract is signed and your move-in invoice is paid, your keys are ready on your move-in date. For other rooms, the listing shows the exact availability date.

What is included in a Tokyo share house monthly rent?

Modern Living Tokyo share-house rent covers a fully furnished private room (bed, desk, wardrobe, lighting) and the shared facilities: kitchen (with fridge, stove, microwave), bathrooms, laundry and a lounge, with weekly cleaning of common areas. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) and high-speed Wi-Fi are covered by a fixed monthly common-area fee. Each listing shows the rent and every monthly fee before you book.

Are there share houses in Tokyo for women only?

Yes. Several of our Tokyo share houses are female-only, with secure floor access and additional safety features. Filter the directory for women-only properties or message us with your preference and we'll send the current available rooms.

What is the difference between a private room and a dormitory in a Tokyo share house?

A private room in our share houses is your own lockable furnished bedroom (single occupancy), starting from around ¥40,000-¥60,000/month. A dormitory is a shared room with multiple beds and lower rent (typically ¥30,000-¥45,000/month). Modern Living Tokyo focuses on private rooms — we believe everyone deserves their own space.

Can I cook in a Tokyo share house?

Yes. Every Modern Living Tokyo share house has a fully equipped shared kitchen with fridge, stove, microwave, cooking utensils, and plates. Residents can cook freely; common-area cleaning is handled weekly by our housekeeping team. Some buildings also provide common pantry items like rice, oil and basic seasonings.

How does living in a Tokyo share house help with making friends?

Share houses are one of the easiest ways to meet people in Tokyo. Common areas like the kitchen, lounge and rooftop create natural opportunities to socialize, and our residents come from 50+ countries. We also organize occasional community events (potlucks, holiday gatherings) at select buildings. For introverts: private rooms always give you the option to unwind alone.

Are share houses in Tokyo safe?

Yes. Every Modern Living Tokyo building has secure entry (keypad or fob), lockable private rooms, and CCTV in common areas. All residents are screened during the booking process and sign a digital contract. Our 24/7 support team is reachable via WhatsApp or LINE in 13 languages for any concern.

What happens if I want to leave the share house earlier than planned?

If you have not given notice by 30 days before your contract end date, your contract continues month to month, and from then on you can leave with 30 days' notice (15 days for contracts of one month or less). Leaving before your contract end date, or with shorter notice, incurs early-termination or short-notice charges as set out in your contract. Your security deposit is refunded after a final room inspection, less any deductions.