Original data · August 2026

Tokyo Monthly Apartment Rent by Ward: 2026 Data

How much does a furnished monthly apartment actually cost in Tokyo? The table below is computed from 100+ live listings managed by OHAYO Stay (snapshot: August 2026). Prices are the median all-inclusive monthly rate — rent, electricity, gas, water and Wi-Fi in one payment, no key money, no guarantor.

Median monthly rent by ward (all-inclusive)

WardMedian monthly priceListingsCharacter
Suginami (Koenji)¥100,0007Cheapest — retro arcades, indie culture
Edogawa¥150,00012Family-friendly riverside suburbs
Toshima (Ikebukuro)¥155,00014Major hub, big-city convenience
Minato (Tokyo Tower)¥155,00014Central & upscale — strong value here
Taito (Asakusa)¥160,0008Historic sightseeing heart
Nerima¥180,0003Green, quiet, residential
Shinjuku (Shimo-Ochiai)¥240,000112-bedroom units near Takadanobaba
Sumida (Ryogoku/Oshiage)¥240,00017Most booked area in our portfolio
Ota (Haneda)¥300,0004Larger units near the airport
Shinagawa (Koyamadai)¥350,0005Whole-house rentals — highest revenue per home

Key takeaways from the 2026 data:

Cheapest ward: Suginami (Koenji) at a median of ¥100,000/month all-in — about a third of the price of a comparable hotel month.

Best central value: Minato at ¥155,000 — Tokyo Tower views at outer-ward prices.

Most booked: Sumida (Ryogoku & Oshiage) leads our portfolio in total bookings — Skytree-side east Tokyo is the volume favorite with international guests.

Premium tier: Shinagawa and Ota medians are pulled up by whole-house rentals suited to families and groups (4+ guests).

Methodology: median of live listed all-inclusive monthly rates per ward, wards with 3+ active listings, August 2026. Source: OHAYO Stay listing database. Free to cite with a link to this page.

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