FOR RENT¥130,000 / month
Ichinoe 3-chome Detached House
3 Bedrooms · 63.9 m² / 688 sq ft
3‑chome Ichinoe, Edogawa‑ku, Tokyo
4 min walk to Ichinoe Station
Available From: Consultation
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Rent in Funabori, Tokyo
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Start with a place to stay
No Japanese address, phone number or bank account yet? We help arrange a short stay through Airbnb, then help you prepare to rent a home.
Rental ProcessCheck your residence documents first
Your residence status and documents affect which applications you can make.
AddressAirbnb · address check
Bank accountIdentity check · account application
Phone numberSIM · phone number application
Rental homeReceive the keys after the rental contract
Address registration, phone contracts and bank accounts have different requirements. We check these before arranging your stay.
How We Help
Help with homes and paperwork
Tell us your budget, arrival date and household size. If you need an address first, we help arrange an Airbnb stay and check whether the address can be used for your paperwork. We then help with phone and banking requirements, viewings and the rental agreement.
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Temporary Stay
Arrange an Airbnb stay and check how its address can be used.
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Phone and bank account
Check the documents and apply to a phone provider and bank.
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Find Your Home
Compare rentals, view the rooms and check the lease.
Before Renting in Japan
How Japanese Rentals Work
Deposit
A security deposit may be held against unpaid rent or damage covered by the lease.
The amount returned depends on the contract and the condition at move-out. Ask for the deductions to be explained.
Key money
A non-refundable payment sometimes required when signing a lease.
Not every property requires it.
Agency fee
A fee for the brokerage service.
Confirm the amount, tax treatment and payment timing before proceeding.
Guarantor or guarantee company
Some leases require a guarantor or a guarantee service.
Screening, initial fees and renewal fees differ by provider and contract.
Management fee
A recurring charge in addition to rent.
Check which shared services it covers and include it in your monthly budget.
Renewal fee
A renewal payment may be specified in the lease.
Check the term, whether renewal is possible, and the fees due at renewal.
Contract term
Ordinary and fixed-term leases have different arrangements at the end of the term.
Confirm whether the agreement renews or requires a new agreement.
Move-in costs
Ask for a written breakdown of deposit, key money, agency and guarantee fees, insurance and advance rent.
Some charges depend on your move-in date.
Restoration costs
Normal wear, age-related deterioration and damage caused by the tenant are treated differently.
Record the condition at move-in and check the lease with reference to MLIT guidance.
Before Renting in Japan
Your residence status, residence card, employment or school information, and income may be checked during an application. A Japanese address, phone number or bank account may also be requested. Requirements differ depending on the property and service provider.
LIVING IN FUNABORI
One train to Shinjuku. Groceries on the way home.
One train to Shinjuku in about 30 minutes. Shops on the way home, riverside walks, films and public baths. See what daily life in Funabori, Tokyo could look like, and find a home to match.
- Compare bedrooms and usable floor area
- Look at parks, waterways and everyday shops
- Plan your commute on the Toei Shinjuku Line
Rooms, parks and routes to work
We focus on Funabori and eastern Tokyo. Compare bedroom count and floor area, local parks and shops, and the journey to your workplace.
Questions about renting or buying
See all questions →How should I compare a 1LDK with a one-bedroom home?
A 1LDK has one room separate from the living, dining and kitchen area. Check whether that room works as a bedroom by looking at its dimensions, windows and storage on the floor plan and at a viewing. Compare floor area as well as the layout label.
In what order should I arrange an address, phone and bank account?
Documents and the order of arrangements depend on the provider and contract. If this is your first rental in Japan, tell us your arrival and move dates, how you can currently be contacted and what you have already arranged. See our guide from enquiry to moving in.
What should I send to start a conversation?
On LINE, tell us whether you want to rent or buy, your budget, preferred move date and number of bedrooms. Include a property ID if a listing interests you. You can start with a question if your plans are still taking shape.