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Park Court Shibuya The Tower 507

1-12 Udagawacho, Shibuya, Tokyo

Listing verified: May 13, 2026 · Next check: May 27, 2026

Park Court Shibuya The Tower 5071 / 5

Features

  • Air conditioning
  • Floor heating
  • In-unit washer hookup
  • Separate bath and toilet
  • Reheating bath
  • Bathroom dryer
  • System kitchen
  • Balcony
  • Flooring
  • Walk-in closet
  • Auto-lock
  • Elevator
  • Delivery box
  • Motorcycle parking available
  • Cable TV
  • Condominium rental
  • On-site manager (daytime)
  • Tower mansion
  • Front desk service

Notes

・Electronic contracts not accepted ・Fixed-term lease (renewal negotiable) ・Early termination penalty applies ・AC unit cleaning fee upon move-out (¥15,000–¥25,000 per unit)

Estimated move-in cost

Approximate total based on standard Tokyo rental terms. Final figures are confirmed at contract.

¥2,272,316

First month's rentPaid up front to the landlord, in addition to any deposit and key money.
¥383,000
Deposit (1× rent)Refundable security deposit returned at move-out, minus any deductions for damage or cleaning beyond normal use.
¥383,000
Key money (2× rent)A non-refundable gift to the landlord, a Japanese rental tradition. Many curated listings have ¥0 key money.
¥766,000
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.
¥421,300
Guarantor fee (50% of rent)A guarantor company guarantees rent payment to the landlord. Usually required even with bilingual support.
¥191,500
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.
¥33,000
CleaningProfessional cleaning of the unit before handover, paid up front.
¥78,016
Estimated total
¥2,272,316

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.