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A long-time expat hub with one of Tokyo's highest concentrations of English-speaking residents and international amenities — furnished units here are common, aimed at professionals and diplomats who want to move in without setup time.
Tokyo, Tokyo
🏠 Fully Furnished Apartment in Tokyo – Move-In Ready & Foreigner-Friendly
Looking for a fully furnished apartment in Tokyo? Discover move-in-ready, stylish, and foreigner-friendly rentals across the city — on a standard long-term lease, so you settle in once and stay. Perfect for professionals, students, and expats who want comfort and convenience without buying furniture from scratch.
A furnished unit means you skip the cost and hassle of buying a bed, fridge, washing machine, and basic kitchenware — typically adding 10–20% to the base rent but saving significant setup time and upfront cash. It's a strong fit for expats and digital nomads who'd rather start living than spend their first weeks furniture shopping.
If you're only staying 1–6 months and don't want a standard lease at all, a monthly mansion may suit you better — no guarantor, flexible by-the-month contract. For premium hotel-style service, see our serviced apartment guide instead.
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+10–20%
Typical furnished premium vs. unfurnished
14,022
Furnished apartments available
Long-term lease
Standard contract type
14,022 apartments found
1K
¥123,330
Komagata 1 Chome, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Tawaramachi Stations — 5 min walk
1K
¥150,330
green 4 Chome, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
Kinshichou Stations — 8 min walk
1LDK
¥227,330
Iwamoto Town 2 Chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Kodemmacho Stations — 4 min walk
1K
¥124,330
Umejima 1 Chome, Adachi-ku, Tokyo
Umejima Stations — 3 min walk
1K
¥144,330
Nishi-Shinjuku 4 Chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Nishishinjuku Go Choume Stations — 2 min walk
1K
¥129,330
Higashikomagata 1 Chome, Sumida-ku, Tokyo
Asakusa Stations — 8 min walk
1K
¥143,330
Shimomeguro 3 Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
Fudoumae Stations — 8 min walk
1K
¥109,330
Yokoyama Town, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo
Hachioji Stations — 8 min walk
1K
¥136,330
Hatsudai 1 Chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Hatsudai Stations — 3 min walk
1K
¥95,330
Yanagibashi 1 Chome, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Asakusabashi Stations — 3 min walk
1K
¥143,330
Minato 3 Chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Hacchoubori Stations — 7 min walk
1K
¥144,330
Mita 1 Chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Azabu-juban Stations — 3 min walk
Most rental properties in Tokyo are leased unfurnished, so tenants are expected to provide their own appliances and furniture. A fully furnished apartment changes that — you move in with your suitcase, and the bed, fridge, washing machine, and basic kitchenware are already there.
This comes at a cost: furnished units typically run 10–20% higher than an equivalent unfurnished unit. For renters planning to stay a year or more, that premium is worth weighing against the one-time cost of furnishing a place yourself. For shorter, more flexible stays, a monthly mansion — which bundles furniture, utilities, and a flexible month-to-month contract — is usually the better fit; this listing focuses on furnished apartments under Tokyo's standard long-term lease.
A long-time expat hub with one of Tokyo's highest concentrations of English-speaking residents and international amenities — furnished units here are common, aimed at professionals and diplomats who want to move in without setup time.
Tokyo's busiest commercial and transit hub, with a high foreigner-acceptance rate and a strong supply of furnished studios aimed at young professionals and short-to-medium-term residents.
A major business and transit district with a large international community — furnished units here suit professionals who want fast access to multiple train lines and English-friendly services nearby.
A quieter, trendier area with excellent city access and a good supply of modern furnished rentals — popular with remote workers and those who want some calm without losing convenience.
Tokyo's largest residential ward, known for green space and a long-established expat community. Furnished options here tend toward larger units, suited to those wanting more space alongside move-in convenience. See our full Setagaya guide for neighborhood-level detail.
No need to buy or transport a bed, fridge, or washing machine — everything essential is already in place when you arrive.
Unlike monthly mansions, these are standard leases — ideal if you're settling in Tokyo for a year or more and want furnished convenience without a short-term contract.
Every listing is pre-checked with landlords comfortable renting to foreign tenants, with guarantor company options available.
We explain the lease terms in English before you sign, and help with utilities and Wi-Fi setup after you move in.
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