Asakusa Furnished Apartments & Share Houses

Asakusa is the heart of old Tokyo (shitamachi), located in Taito ward on the western bank of the Sumida River. The neighborhood is anchored by Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, and Nakamise-dori, a 250-metre shopping street that has served pilgrims since the Edo period. Just across the river, Tokyo Skytree dominates the skyline. Asakusa retains a traditional, low-rise character that has largely disappeared from the rest of central Tokyo, while still being well connected — the Ginza, Toei Asakusa, Tsukuba Express, and Tobu Skytree lines all converge here. Modern Living Tokyo offers fully furnished apartments and share houses across the Asakusa / Taito area, with no key money and no guarantor.

Questions fréquemment posées sur Asakusa

Is Asakusa too touristy to live in?

The streets right around Senso-ji can get crowded during the day, but a few blocks back the neighborhood is genuinely residential and quiet, especially at night. Many residents enjoy having Tokyo's most iconic temple as their local landmark.

How much does a furnished apartment in Asakusa cost per month?

Furnished studios in the Asakusa / Taito area typically run ¥70,000–¥130,000 per month, with one-bedrooms from ¥110,000. Share-house style rooms start lower, from around ¥50,000.

How long is the commute from Asakusa to central Tokyo?

About 15 minutes to Ginza on the Ginza line, 20 minutes to Shinjuku via JR transfer, and 5 minutes to Akihabara on the Tsukuba Express.