Koto, Tokyo
Koto Apartments with Delivery Box – Secure Parcel Pickup in Tokyo's Waterfront Ward
Looking for a modern apartment with a delivery box in Koto-ku? As Tokyo's most actively developing eastern ward, Koto offers new-build residential towers at rents below Shibuya or Shinjuku — and nearly every building constructed post-2010 includes a 宅配ボックス (takuhai box) as standard.
Tokyo's e-commerce delivery volume has grown 20–30% over the last five years — packages are now arriving faster than residents can be home to receive them. A delivery box means secure, 24/7 parcel pickup without redelivery fees, time-wasting coordination with couriers, or missed packages left at a convenience store for collection. For renters who shop online regularly or receive international packages, it's the feature that removes the most friction from daily life. Read our full delivery box guide for what to look for in each building type.
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¥82,000–¥115,000
1K rent range in Koto-ku
20–30%
E-commerce delivery growth (5 years)
987
Delivery box standard in new builds
987 apartments found
1K
¥137,330
Tide viewing 1 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Shiomi Stations — 6 min walk
1K
¥140,330
Peony 2 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Monzennakachou Stations — 2 min walk
1K
¥145,330
eternal life 2 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Monzennakachou Stations — 5 min walk
1K
¥129,330
Shiohama 1 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Toyosu Stations — 11 min walk
1K
¥135,330
Shinonome 2 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Shinonome Stations — 6 min walk
1K
¥144,330
Fukagawa 2 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Monzennakachou Stations — 3 min walk
1K
¥191,330
Morishita 4 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Kikukawa Stations — 2 min walk
1K
¥142,330
Oshima 5 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Ojima Stations — 2 min walk
1K
¥150,330
Toyo 1 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Kiba Stations — 6 min walk
1R
¥107,330
Tide viewing 2 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Shiomi Stations — 3 min walk
1K
¥181,330
Saga 2 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Suitengumae Stations — 8 min walk
1K
¥174,330
eternal life 1 Chome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Monzennakachou Stations — 8 min walk
Koto-ku has undergone the most significant residential transformation of any Tokyo ward since 2018. The relocation of Tsukiji Market to Toyosu brought an international food industry presence to the waterfront; the Ariake Arena and a succession of high-rise residential towers along Tokyo Bay followed. The result is a ward with some of the newest building stock in the city — and newer buildings mean better amenities, including delivery boxes that older inner-city stock simply doesn't have.
The 20–30% growth in Tokyo's e-commerce delivery volume over the last five years has made the delivery box one of the most-requested building features among expat renters. In Koto-ku specifically, the waterfront developments around Toyosu and Shin-Toyosu — served by the Yurakucho Line and the Yurikamome automated transit line — have modern electronic delivery box systems as standard. 1K units here run ¥90,000–¥120,000/month for newer buildings, at rents below equivalent builds in Shibuya or Shinjuku.
For the full Koto-ku rental breakdown — sub-area comparison, commute times, and who Koto suits best — read our complete Koto rental guide.
The centre of Koto-ku's new development — served by the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line and the Yurikamome automated line, with planned-city infrastructure: wide streets, large parks, and high-rise residential towers with bay views. Toyosu Market and the Lalaport shopping complex provide daily commercial infrastructure. New-build 1K units: ¥90,000–¥120,000/month, with electronic delivery box systems standard in all post-2015 buildings.
Adjacent to Toyosu along the waterfront, with consistent high-rise condominium development since 2018. Modern specifications — auto-lock, IH cooktops, separate bath, large windows — at rents below equivalent new builds in western Tokyo. The area is also within walking distance of the Ariake Arena, making it a practical base for those who work or socialize in the bay area.
A compact station area on the Yurikamome line between Toyosu and the waterfront parks — a quieter alternative to central Toyosu with similar modern building stock. The delivery box guide specifically mentions Shin-Toyosu as an area with the highest density of properties featuring confirmed delivery systems.
The most established neighborhood in Koto-ku, with a different character from the waterfront developments: older low-rise streets, the Kiyosumi Garden, and a concentration of independent coffee shops that have made it known as Tokyo's "third wave coffee district." Connected to Shibuya in 20 minutes via the Hanzomon Line. Older buildings here are less likely to include a delivery box — confirm at the listing level.
Every listing is pre-verified for 宅配ボックス — no need to check building specs manually or discover the feature is missing after signing.
Koto's post-2018 towers include modern delivery systems as standard — electronic PIN-access lockers rather than the older manual key lockers found in central Tokyo's ageing building stock.
Every listing is pre-checked with landlords comfortable renting to foreign tenants, with guarantor company options available.
We explain lease terms in English before you sign, including how the building's delivery system works on move-in day — so your first package arrives without confusion.
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