Is there co-living in Tokyo for digital nomads?
Co-living properties listed
2
Updated October 2026 · Sources cited: hmlet.com, oakhouse.jp
- Shortest minimum stay
- 1 month
Scene Summary
Tokyo has a growing co-living market focused primarily on young professionals, digital nomads, and international residents. Hmlet is the primary operator explicitly marketing properties as co-living in Tokyo, operating in central neighborhoods like Shibuya and Chuo-ku. While many platforms offer share houses and serviced apartments marketed toward nomads, most do not describe their properties as co-living on their own websites. The market typically features private rooms with shared common spaces, flexible monthly leases, furnished interiors, and organized community events.
Good to know
Good to Know
- Co-living in Tokyo typically costs ¥80,000–¥180,000 per month for a private room with all utilities, Wi-Fi, and common amenities included.
- Most co-living operators require a minimum stay of one month and allow flexible lease terms without guarantors or key money upfront.
- Properties cluster in central districts like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and around major train stations for convenience.
Properties
Hmlet Ginza Tsukiji
- Type
- Co-living
- Includes
- Not confirmed at the time of research
- Neighborhood
- Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Hmlet Harajuku
- Type
- Co-living
- Includes
- Not confirmed at the time of research
- Neighborhood
- Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Sources cited for this category
These are the sources cited in this co-living research for this city. Individual figures may not each trace to one of them.
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Data last updated October 2026 · Verify anything important.