Tokyo Travel guides
Local guides for families, groups and long stays in Tokyo, from the hosts in Ekoda and Nerima.
When you’re staying in Tokyo for more than a few days, your experience starts to shift. It’s no longer just about sightseeing — it becomes about daily life. Cooking something simple like miso soup: Gives structure to your day Helps you slow down Creates a sense of familiarity in a new place Even a small habit like this can make your stay feel more grounded.
When choosing a place to stay in Tokyo, most people focus on location or design. But there’s one detail that quietly shapes your entire experience — ventilation. It’s something you don’t always think about at first, but once you notice it, it makes all the difference.
Monthly apartments in Tokyo for remote workers from ¥90,000 with Wi-Fi and utilities included, 1–6 month stays, no guarantor.
Whole houses 10 minutes from Ikebukuro for families, groups and Harry Potter fans: train times, areas, and homes from ¥12,000 a night.
Spring in Tokyo invites you to slow down. As cherry blossoms bloom and soft sunlight fills the streets, it’s the perfect season to explore not just the famous spots, but also the quiet corners of the city — where small cafés offer a moment of calm away from the crowds. Tucked inside residential neighborhoods and along peaceful side streets, these hidden cafés are where you can truly feel the gentle rhythm of Tokyo in spring.
How to rent a furnished short-term apartment in Tokyo for 1–6 months: where to search, documents, real prices, and the 30-day rule. No key money.
Monthly Apartments in Tokyo for Students, Exchange Programs, and International Residents
Complete Guide to Student Housing in Tokyo for Exchange Students and Language School Students
Furnished monthly homes 6–10 minutes from Ikebukuro from ¥90,000 a month, utilities included, no key money or guarantor.
Affordable Monthly Apartments Near Musashino University in Tokyo
Best Monthly Apartment Near the University of Tokyo for Exchange Students
Spring in Tokyo is full of color. Beyond cherry blossoms, many different flowers bloom across the city from February to May.
A Symbol of Everyday Japan What may seem like a simple design choice is actually a reflection of Japan’s urban lifestyle — thoughtful, practical, and quietly efficient.
A Peaceful Hanami Experience in Tokyo’s Quiet Neighborhoods
Overview – Odaiba for Families
Discover Asakusa – Family-Friendly Tokyo
Explore Ueno in Tokyo with your family: Ueno Zoo, museums, parks, and kid-friendly restaurants. Stay in private family houses nearby for a convenient Tokyo trip.
Discover Ikebukuro, a vibrant Tokyo district perfect for families. Easy train access, indoor attractions, shopping malls, and comfortable family accommodations nearby.
Discover Ginza with your family: shopping, kid-friendly spots, cafes, and hidden gems. Easy access from central Tokyo and perfect for stays in private family houses.
Our homes
Whole homes 3 minutes from Ekoda station, one stop from Harry Potter Studio Tokyo.
