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🏠 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.

🌟 Why Choose a Furnished Apartment?

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.

🔍 Browse Our Furnished Listings


  • Studios to multi-room units, furnished and move-in ready
  • Foreigner-friendly landlords, guarantor company accepted
  • No need to buy furniture or appliances
  • Short- and long-term lease options
  • Located across Tokyo's most convenient neighborhoods

💡 Services We Offer


  • Multilingual support (English, Japanese, Vietnamese)
  • Assistance with utilities setup, Wi-Fi, and moving
  • Bilingual lease explanation before you sign
  • Guarantor company connections for foreign applicants

Search now and move into a Tokyo home that's ready from day one.

+10–20%

Typical furnished premium vs. unfurnished

14,015

Furnished apartments available

Long-term lease

Standard contract type

Move-in ready Foreigner-friendly No furniture shopping Standard lease (not short-term)
Fully Furnished Apartment in Tokyo – Move-In Ready & Foreigner-Friendly | Arealty Japan

14,015 apartments found

Furnished vs. Unfurnished — What You're Actually Choosing

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.

Roppongi

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.

Shibuya

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.

Shinjuku

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.

Meguro

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.

Setagaya

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.

Why Rent a Furnished Apartment Through Arealty

Skip the furniture run

No need to buy or transport a bed, fridge, or washing machine — everything essential is already in place when you arrive.

Built for long-term stays

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.

Foreigner-friendly screening

Every listing is pre-checked with landlords comfortable renting to foreign tenants, with guarantor company options available.

Multilingual support

We explain the lease terms in English before you sign, and help with utilities and Wi-Fi setup after you move in.

Not sure where to start?

Too many options to compare? Tell us your budget, move-in date, and preferred area — our team will shortlist foreigner-friendly apartments that actually fit your needs.

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