都心の家30 SQUARE METER KING SIZE BED, STEP METER, 3-PERSON ROOM, Tokyo

The apartment sits in a calm residential pocket of the Okubo area, well-known as Tokyo's Koreatown, with an extraordinary concentration of Korean, Chinese and Japanese restaurants, izakayas and late-night eateries within a few blocks. Shin-Okubo Station (Yamanote Line) is about a 7-minute walk, putting Shinjuku just one stop away and making the rest of central Tokyo easily accessible without changes. For those arriving from Haneda, the airport limousine bus departs from Shinjuku West Exit - a short taxi ride from the apartment. The neighbourhood has multiple convenience stores (Family Mart, Lawson, 7-Eleven) and Don Quijote within walking distance, so daily basics and late-night shopping are effortless.

The apartment includes a private entrance, a living room, a separate bedroom with a king-size bed, and an additional futon setup - comfortably accommodating up to three people. The bathroom has both a bath and a shower with a bidet, a very practical layout for families or couples wanting more privacy than a typical hotel room. The full kitchen is fitted with a stovetop, refrigerator, oven, kettle, cookware and a dining table, making it easy to prepare meals. Air conditioning, heating, a washing machine and tumble dryer are standard. The unit is on a higher floor with a balcony offering city views, and the neighbourhood is notably quiet, so road noise is minimal. The apartment feels clean, spacious and well-equipped, better suited to travellers who value room to spread out and self-catering over hotel services.

The apartment does not operate its own restaurant or bar, but the immediate area is one of Tokyo's most vibrant food districts. Within a 500-metre radius there are Korean BBQ houses, izakayas, ramen shops, sushi spots and international chains such as Starbucks and Burger King. The host can provide personal recommendations - many described as insider tips for authentic local eateries. For guests who prefer to cook, the fully equipped kitchen means a trip to the nearby supermarket or convenience store is all that's needed for breakfast or a simple meal.

Leisure amenities are minimal but practical: the shared sun terrace and private balcony are available for fresh air and city views. The neighbourhood provides multiple shiatsu massage salons within a short walk for those seeking Japanese-style wellness. For more extensive spa or pool facilities, central Shinjuku is one train stop away.