Minato, TokyoOmotesando
Omotesando
An upscale central district with direct metro access, international retail and dining, and premium residential pockets toward Aoyama and Jingumae.
Typical rent (1R / 1K)
¥105,000 - ¥200,000
Monthly
Commute to Shinjuku
12 min
From Omotesando
Daily life feel
Good fit
High-end shopping, design, cafes, international food, and walkability suit people prioritizing central lifestyle over rent value.
Last reviewed
July 2026
Data updated regularly
Why Omotesando might be a great match for you
High-end shopping, design, cafes, international food, and walkability suit people prioritizing central lifestyle over rent value.
May work well for
- Excellent multi-line central access.
- Strong international retail and dining.
- Walkable to Shibuya, Aoyama, and Harajuku areas.
Trade-offs to compare
- Very high rent and initial-cost exposure.
- Crowded commercial streets.
- Few budget-oriented housing choices.
Commute and access
Ginza, Chiyoda, and Hanzomon lines make Shibuya, Otemachi, Akasaka, and east-central business districts convenient.
Lifestyle fit
High-end shopping, design, cafes, international food, and walkability suit people prioritizing central lifestyle over rent value.
Rental preparation
Premium supply and building-specific requirements can narrow choices; confirm corporate-contract, guarantor, documentation, and upfront-cost conditions.
Watch out
Rent, tourist and shopping crowds, limited value groceries, and compact residential supply can make nearby neighborhoods more practical.
Rent guide
This is among the highest-priced central markets, particularly for modern or larger homes; nearby stations may offer better space while retaining access.
1R / 1K
- Low
- ¥105,000
- Typical
- ¥140,000
- High
- ¥200,000
1LDK
- Low
- ¥190,000
- Typical
- ¥245,000
- High
- ¥380,000
2LDK+
- Low
- ¥300,000
- Typical
- ¥420,000
- High
- ¥650,000
Share house
- Low
- ¥65,000
- Typical
- ¥90,000
- High
- ¥130,000
Estimate basis
Medium confidenceSource: LifeLanding rent-range methodology
Last reviewed: 2026-07-17
Rent ranges are area-level comparison estimates, not listing prices or availability.
Rent figures are area-level estimates for comparison only. Actual rent, availability, fees, and contract terms vary by listing, building, agent, and timing.
Local data & sources
Room-type rent range methodology: LifeLanding calibrated comparison range by room type
LifeLanding comparison methodology: Omotesando comparison area
2026-07-17: LifeLanding rent-range methodology
Foreign resident population: 23,923 (of 270,458 ward residents)
Ward-level: Aoyama
2026-06-01: Minato City Government
Share of residents who are foreign nationals: 8.8%
Ward-level: Aoyama
2026-06-01: Minato City Government
Foreign-language medical facilities (ward): 50
Ward-level: Aoyama
2026-06-06: Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Market rent, 1K (new-build near station): ¥214,000/mo
Station-level: Omotesando station
2026-04-13: SUUMO (Recruit)
Peak-hour rail congestion (main line): 103% (Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, Shibuya–Omotesando)
Published line segment: Published peak-hour line segment
2024 (FY2024 survey): Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT)
International grocery stores nearby: Kinokuniya International (Aoyama), 1 min from Omotesando Station
Nearby destination: Named place in or accessible from the Omotesando area
2026-06-30: Kinokuniya
Places of worship nearby: Tokyo Union Church, Jingumae
Nearby destination: Named place in or accessible from the Omotesando area
2026-06-30: PLAZA HOMES (directory)
Figures combine official government statistics and private real-estate market data, as noted per source. They may not reflect current conditions — check the source for the latest figures.
Area-level guidance and estimates use curated market and community signals last reviewed July 2026. Confirm current details directly before making housing decisions.