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Many of you may be thinking, "I want to live in Tokyo, one of the most popular places in Japan! For such people, it is a point of concern to know which places in Tokyo are popular among foreigners.


When you start living in a foreign country called Japan, it is reassuring to have a foreigner in the same position close by.


Today, we will introduce the top 3 areas in Tokyo preferred by foreigners in a ranking.


The number of foreigners living in Tokyo, ranked by the number of foreigners living in Tokyo, is an impressive No. 1, Shinjuku Ward.

The number of foreigners living in Tokyo accounts for 9.15% of the total.

The attraction of this area is its convenience. Transportation, shopping, and fun are all available.

Because Shinjuku City is one of the most prosperous areas in Tokyo, many of the city's public transportation facilities, such as trains and buses, and city halls, are well-equipped to handle foreign languages.

This makes it easy to move around, shop, and handle various procedures and emergencies.

The rent in Shinjuku City is approximately 75,000 yen (for a studio room).

Since many apartments and condominiums as well as buildings stand in a row, you may be able to find a property with low rent by patiently searching for a place to live.


Ranking second in the number of foreign residents in Tokyo is Toshima Ward.

Foreigners living in Toshima Ward account for 7.65% of all foreign residents in Tokyo.

Toshima Ward is also attractive in that both trains and buses are well developed, and there are many convenient restaurants and supermarkets.

It is also home to the famous town of Ikebukuro, where there is no shortage of places to play.

The rent in Toshima-ku is approximately 69,000 yen (for a studio room).

Although the convenience of the area remains the same, the market price is lower than that of Shinjuku Ward.

Those who could not find a good apartment in Shinjuku Ward may want to try looking for one in Toshima Ward.


Ranking third in the number of foreign residents in Tokyo is Minato Ward.

Foreigners living in Minato Ward account for 7.04% of all foreign residents in Tokyo.

Minato Ward is known for its very convenient transportation.

The Keikyu train, which connects directly to the airport, and the Shinkansen bullet train stop at some stations, making it a convenient place to go when traveling far from home.

The famous sightseeing spots "Odaiba" and "Rainbow Bridge" are also located in Minato-ku.

There are many "business districts" lined with many corporate office buildings, and many foreigners say they live here because it is close to their workplaces.

Perhaps due to the large number of offices, there are fewer supermarkets, drugstores, and other stores that are useful for daily life than in Shinjuku and Toshima wards.

The rent in Osaka is approximately 75,000 yen (for a studio room).

Since there are many buildings and high-end apartments, and the land is well-developed, the market rent is relatively high.


What did you think of the top 1-3? I felt that foreigners find cities safe and convenient just as Japanese people do. In Japan, there is a saying, "If you live in a city, it is your home. When you are away from your home country and feel lonely, a new place where you can live in peace is the best home. You may be nervous at first, but I hope that you will fall in love with your new home and with Tokyo.


We will be happy to help you find a property that fits your needs and can become your second home, not limited to the top 1-3, please feel free to contact us!


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