Renting in Shinagawa 品川区

Shinkansen hub plus laid-back Musashi-koyama and Togoshi-ginza shotengai. Great airport access via Keikyu.

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Average rent in Shinagawa

LayoutAverage rent / month
1K 1R / 1K studio¥85,000 (8.5万円)
1LDK 1LDK / 2K¥147,000 (14.7万円)
2LDK 2LDK / 3K¥202,000 (20.2万円)

Shinagawa ranks #15 of 23 wards by studio rent — 4% above the 23-ward average. Studio figures updated October 22, 2026 from SUUMO's public market data; 1LDK/2LDK estimated from the ward's price structure.

What moving into a Shinagawa studio really costs

Example on standard terms — 1 month deposit (敷金), 1 month key money (礼金), full agency fee, 50% guarantor fee — for a 8.5万円 studio:

Prorated rent (move-in month) 日割り家賃¥29,032
Advance rent (next month) 前家賃¥90,000
Deposit (shikikin) 敷金¥85,000
Key money (reikin) 礼金¥85,000
Agency fee (+10% tax) 仲介手数料¥93,500
Guarantor company (initial) 保証会社利用料¥45,000
Fire insurance (2 years) 火災保険¥18,000
Lock/key exchange 鍵交換費用¥16,500
24h support service (optional) 24時間サポート¥16,500
Total move-in cost¥478,532

→ Adjust every fee and see what's negotiable in the interactive calculator

Budget rule of thumb

A standard Tokyo lease stacks deposit (敷金), key money (礼金), a full month's agency fee, a guarantor-company fee, insurance, lock change and up to two months of rent paid in advance — 4.5–6× monthly rent is normal. The upside: monthly rent itself is often cheaper than comparable global cities, and much of the up-front money is deposit or rent you'd pay anyway. For Shinagawa, that means budgeting roughly ¥382,500–¥510,000 up front for a studio, before furniture and moving costs.

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