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Chuo
River Point Tower 1305
1-11-6 Tsukuda, Chuo, Tokyo
● Listing verified: May 12, 2026 · Next check: May 26, 2026
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- Air conditioning
- In-unit washer hookup
- Separate bath and toilet
- Reheating bath
- Bathroom dryer
- System kitchen
- Balcony
- Flooring
- Auto-lock
- Elevator
- Delivery box
- Internet ready
- BS antenna
- CS antenna
- Full-time concierge
- Tower mansion
- Front desk service
- 24-hour garbage disposal
- IH cooktop
Notes
【Estimated rent】¥358,334 / Short-term stay under 1 year subject to one penalty clause. ※ Major renovation work scheduled approximately from October 2025 to November 2026. Musical instruments negotiable (piano permitted) / No office use. Photos shown are of a similar unit type.
Estimated move-in cost
Approximate total based on standard Tokyo rental terms. Final figures are confirmed at contract.
¥1,751,330
Estimated move-in cost
Approximate total based on standard Tokyo rental terms. Final figures are confirmed at contract.
¥1,751,330
- First month's rentPaid up front to the landlord, in addition to any deposit and key money.
- ¥344,000
- Deposit (1× rent)Refundable security deposit returned at move-out, minus any deductions for damage or cleaning beyond normal use.
- ¥344,000
- Key money (1× rent)A non-refundable gift to the landlord, a Japanese rental tradition. Many curated listings have ¥0 key money.
- ¥344,000
- Agency fee (1× rent + 10% tax)Paid to the brokerage that arranged the contract. By Japanese law it is capped at one month's rent plus consumption tax.
- ¥378,400
- Guarantor fee (50% of rent)A guarantor company guarantees rent payment to the landlord. Usually required even with bilingual support.
- ¥172,000
- Fire insuranceMandatory two-year fire and liability policy required at contract.
- ¥16,500
- Lock changeNew cylinder installed before move-in for security. Standard practice in Tokyo rentals.
- ¥16,500
- CleaningProfessional cleaning of the unit before handover, paid up front.
- ¥135,930
- Estimated total
- ¥1,751,330
Things to watch for
Some Tokyo landlords add costs not shown above. We always disclose them before contract signing:
- Deposit amortization (敷引・敷金償却): a portion of the deposit (often 1 month) declared non-refundable in advance. Usually visible in the contract terms.
- Multiple months of prepaid rent: some landlords ask for 2 or more months of rent up front instead of the standard 1 month. We flag this when it applies.
- Renewal fee (更新料): typically 1 month's rent every 2 years at lease renewal. Not part of move-in cost but worth budgeting for.
Location
Map shows the approximate building location.