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If you want to avoid the dormitory-style living of large share houses in Tokyo but feel uneasy about living alone, a small-scale house with 9 or fewer residents is the ideal choice, offering a perfect balance of privacy and a sense of community.
For a good balance between access to the city center and rent, areas like Koenji and Nakano on the Chuo Line, Meidaimae on the Keio Line, and Gakugei-daigaku on the Tokyu lines are recommended. At this scale, common areas are less crowded, and detached-house options are also easy to find.
A furnished share house near Shibuya Sta. The house has many international residents and more men than women. Ideal if you want to socialize and enjoy a lively house.
A furnished share house near Tokyo / Otemachi Sta. Residents are mostly in their 40s or older, with mostly Japanese residents and more men than women. Ideal if you value your privacy and your own time.
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.
A furnished share house near Shinjuku Sta. The house has some international residents and more men than women. Ideal if you want to socialize and enjoy a lively house.
A furnished share house near Shibuya Sta. The house has many international residents. Ideal if you value your privacy and your own time.
A furnished share house near Tachikawa Sta. The house has many international residents and more men than women. Ideal if you prefer a relaxed, easygoing distance with your housemates.
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.
