Trying to figure out accommodation in Tokyo? If yes, we recommend renting a monthly apartment in an area that isn’t too close to the most popular attractions. Places near hot spots are usually more expensive and can be noisy during the day. Some don’t quiet down at night either, so always do some research on location beforehand.

You might be concerned about liveability in areas further away from the city center. No worries, Tokyo has a very extensive and efficient public transport system and convenience stores are everywhere, especially within the 23 special wards. Most properties are strategically located and within easy access to everything.

Even if you're visiting for work, you’ll probably want to squeeze in some sightseeing during your free time. You should make a list of your must-sees when choosing an apartment so you don’t end up on the opposite side of town. Some areas popular among tourists include Shibuya, Harajuku, and Akihabara.