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Online Viewing / 30%+ international residents・No parties or events・Casual, greeting-level interaction share houses

At a glance
  • 20s/30s mainly
  • Private from ¥51,000

If you live far away and cannot visit in person, our share houses offering online viewings allow you to check the rooms and common areas without traveling, and proceed directly to signing your contract.

You can find homes that offer video call tours, ranging from the Saitama area—including Omiya and Urawa—to locations in Tokyo connected by the Keihin-Tohoku and Saikyo lines. We have a selection of private rooms perfect for students moving to the city or professionals relocating from other regions.

A 1-minute walk from Shin-Egota Station. Furnished 1K with appliances and a loft

Campus Living Eco-da

Campus Living Eco-da
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A furnished share house near Shinjuku Sta. The house has many international residents and more men than women. Ideal if you value your privacy and your own time.

Vacancy
Private ¥96,000 – ¥102,000
16 rooms (Private: 16 + Dorm: 0)
Current residents
Age
Not listed
Gender
  • Men 80%
  • Women 20%
Nationality
  • Non-Japanese 100%
Events
None in particular
Closeness
Greeting-level
Tokyo, Nakano-ku
Toei Oedo Line Shin-Egota Sta., 1-min walk Also near Ekoda Sta.
  • ○Men
  • ○Women
  • ○Non-Japanese
★Private rooms★ 5 minutes by train to Shinjuku and Shibuya stations ★ Furnished with appliances

Okaeri Share House Yoyogi-Uehara

Okaeri Share House Yoyogi-Uehara
ONLINE

A share house near Shibuya Sta. The house has many international residents and more men than women. Ideal if you value your privacy and your own time.

Vacancy soon
Available from May 3rd
Private From ¥95,000
6 rooms (Private: 6 + Dorm: 0)
Current residents
Age
Not listed
Gender
  • Men 100%
Nationality
  • Japanese 70%
  • Non-Japanese 30%
Events
None in particular
Closeness
Greeting-level
Tokyo, Shibuya-ku
Odakyu Line Yoyogi-Uehara Sta., 10-min walk Also near Ikenoue Sta., Shimo-Kitazawa Sta. (+2 more)
  • ○Men
  • ○Women
  • ○Non-Japanese
Applicants must be under 40 years old.
A 3-minute walk to Otorii Station. Haneda Airport in 7 minutes, Shinagawa in about 14

First House Haneda

First House Haneda
ONLINE

A furnished share house near Kawasaki Sta. Residents are mostly in their 20s and 30s, with many international residents and more women than men. Ideal if you value your privacy and your own time.

Full
Private ¥55,000 – ¥57,000
9 rooms (Private: 9 + Dorm: 0)
Current residents
Age
  • 20s 35%
  • 30s 65%
Gender
  • Men 35%
  • Women 65%
Nationality
  • Japanese 60%
  • Non-Japanese 40%
Events
None in particular
Closeness
Greeting-level
Tokyo, Ota-ku
Keikyu Main Line Otorii Sta., 4-min walk
  • ○Men
  • ○Women
  • ○Non-Japanese
Ages 18 to 39
A 2-minute walk to Shin-Otsuka Station. Every room has a kitchen, so cooking is easy

First House Shin-Otsuka

First House Shin-Otsuka
ONLINE

A furnished share house near Ikebukuro Sta. Residents are mostly in their 20s and 30s, with many international residents and more men than women. Ideal if you value your privacy and your own time.

Full
Private ¥51,000 – ¥70,000
7 rooms (Private: 7 + Dorm: 0)
Current residents
Age
  • 20s 65%
  • 30s 35%
Gender
  • Men 100%
Nationality
  • Japanese 35%
  • Non-Japanese 65%
Events
None in particular
Closeness
Greeting-level
Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku
Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line Shin-Otsuka Sta., 2-min walk Also near Otsuka Sta.
  • ○Men
  • ○Women
  • ○Non-Japanese
Application screening required
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Overall
access ranking

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  2. 2 Fespa Kyoto Fespa Kyoto Hankyu Line Higashi-Muko Sta., 15-min walk
  3. 3 Kikuna House Kikuna House Tokyu Toyoko Line Kikuna Sta., 11-min walk
  4. 4 Higashi-Kanagawa House Higashi-Kanagawa House Higashi-Kanagawa Sta., 10-min walk
  5. 5 Yokohama Minami-ku House Yokohama Minami-ku House Municipal Subway Bandobashi Sta., 7-min walk
  6. 6 Hodogaya House Hodogaya House Hodogaya Sta., 14-min walk
  7. 7 Shonan House Tsujido Station Shonan House Tsujido Station Tsujido Sta., 5-min walk
  8. 8 Yokohama Bay Koyasu Yokohama Bay Koyasu Keikyu Line Koyasu Sta., 4-min walk
  9. 9 Yokohama Station North Exit NT Aokibashi Yokohama Station North Exit NT Aokibashi Keikyu Line Kanagawa Sta., 4-min walk
  10. 10 Yokohama Bay Minami-Ota Yokohama Bay Minami-Ota Municipal Subway Yoshinocho Sta., 4-min walk
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View from Home! Share Houses with Online Viewing Available

Online viewing is a very convenient way to see a property without visiting in person, using video call platforms like Zoom, Skype, or Google Meet.

Due to the recent pandemic, the number of properties offering online viewing has increased significantly.
By scheduling a viewing with the owner or management company, you can check the property while having a video call to get the information you need.

A major advantage is that you can check details like the size of the share house, shared spaces, and private rooms more thoroughly than in photos, making it easier to find a share house that suits you.
It is also helpful to prepare a list of questions in advance to make the viewing go more smoothly.

It is also important to clarify any uncertainties by checking information about the surrounding area, access, and contract details.

Since it can be difficult to visit in person from far away, try using online viewing to find the perfect share house for you!♪

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