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Monthly Accommodations<\/h1>\n

The initial cost of renting an apartment can be quite high, as it often includes paying a security deposit, key money (\u793c\u91d1, Reikin<\/span>), real estate agency\u2019s commission, insurance, and other expenses. A guarantor is also required. Therefore, renting an apartment may not be practical for people on short-term stays.<\/p>\n

As an alternative, there are monthly accommodations around Tokyo that do not require key money or a guarantor. These types of accommodations are also furnished, unlike rental apartments.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Types<\/h2>\n

Monthly accommodations are typically studio (1R) or bedroom and kitchen (1K) units. Some may also be designed like guest houses, with a shared kitchen or other facilities.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Costs<\/h2>\n

Costs for these types of accommodations can include:<\/p>\n