Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori / Foreigners Welcome: 49 share houses listed (as of Oct 29, 2026). 47 of them have a vacancy now.
Median private-room rent is ¥53,500 per month, with affordable rooms from around ¥48,000.
About the same as the median for all share houses in Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori (¥53,500).
At a glance
20s/30s mainly
Private from ¥48,500
Int'l-friendly
If you are new to Japan and worried about finding a guarantor or navigating Japanese communication, our foreigner-friendly properties in the Shinagawa, Kamata, and Omori areas make it easy to secure a home with fewer hurdles.
Shinagawa and Osaki offer direct access to Shinjuku and Shibuya via the Yamanote Line, while Omori and Kamata provide excellent access to Haneda Airport via the Keihin-Tohoku Line, making them ideal for those who travel frequently for work or to visit home. Rents are generally lower than standard studio apartments, often including utility fees, and initial move-in costs are frequently kept to a minimum.
A furnished share house near Shinagawa Sta. Residents are mostly in their 20s and 30s, with many international residents. Ideal if you prefer a relaxed, easygoing distance with your housemates.
Vacancy
Private¥60,000 – ¥64,500
32 rooms
(Private: 32 + Dorm: 0)
Tokyo, Ota-ku
Keihin-Tohoku Line Omori Sta., 8-min walk Also near Heiwajima Sta.
○Men
○Women
○Non-Japanese
A large, vibrant share house for international exchange, popular with people in their 20s and 30s.
Rent from the 30,000 yen range! Women-only floor available! Wired internet! Wood deck!
A furnished women-only share house near Shinagawa Sta. Residents are mostly in their 20s and 30s, with some international residents. Ideal for women looking for a safe first place of their own.
A furnished share house near Kawasaki Sta. Residents are mostly in their 20s and 30s, with some international residents and more men than women. Ideal if you want to socialize and enjoy a lively house.
Vacancy
Private¥50,000
14 rooms
(Private: 14 + Dorm: 0)
Tokyo, Ota-ku
Tokyu Tamagawa Line Yaguchi-no-Watashi Sta., 1-min walk
○Men
○Women
○Non-Japanese
Please have a valid photo ID ready to show.
This is a concept share house where you can enjoy international exchange in your daily life with motivated Japanese and foreigners interested in international exchange Please enjoy the stimulation and exchange in a diverse environment.
A furnished share house near Kawasaki Sta. Residents are mostly in their 30s, with many international residents. Ideal if you want to socialize and enjoy a lively house.
Vacancy
Private¥74,000 – ¥79,000
30 rooms
(Private: 30 + Dorm: 0)
Tokyo, Ota-ku
Keikyu Main Line Heiwajima Sta., 5-min walk Also near Omorimachi Sta., Omori Sta.
Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori / Foreigners Welcome share houses: 49 listed on ShareClip (as of Oct 29, 2026). Private rooms are available in 49 of them; the median lowest private-room rent is ¥53,500 per month, with affordable options from around ¥48,000. By lowest private-room rent: ¥30,000–39,999 2%, ¥40,000–49,999 12%, ¥50,000–59,999 74%, ¥60,000 or more 12%. That is about the same as the median for all share houses in Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori (¥53,500). Ota-ku is the most affordable area (median ¥53,000), while Shinagawa-ku runs higher (¥56,500). Ota-ku has the most listings (40).
How much is rent for Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori / Foreigners Welcome share houses?
Private rooms are offered by 49 of the 49 listings. The median lowest private-room rent is ¥53,500 per month; affordable rooms start from around ¥48,000 and higher-end rooms are around ¥60,000.
Are Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori / Foreigners Welcome share houses more expensive than share houses in Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori overall?
The median lowest private-room rent is ¥53,500 per month for Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori / Foreigners Welcome share houses and ¥53,500 for all share houses in Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori, so they are about the same.
Which areas have the most Shinagawa / Kamata / Omori / Foreigners Welcome share houses?
The areas with the most listings are Ota-ku (40), Shinagawa-ku (9). By median private-room rent, Ota-ku is the most affordable at ¥53,000 per month.
How many houses actually have international residents?
Of the 5 houses that publish residents' nationalities, 5 currently have international residents. "Foreigner-friendly" means the operator accepts non-Japanese residents; it does not guarantee that international residents live there now.
What age are the residents?
Across the listings that publish resident data (5), residents are on average 0% teens, 43% in their 20s, 50% in their 30s and 7% in their 40s or older. Most residents are in their 20s and 30s.
Are there rooms available right now?
As of Oct 29, 2026, houses with a vacancy: 47; with a vacancy coming up: 0. Listings are sorted with vacant houses first. Operators update availability regularly, so contact a house early if you are interested.
