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Furnished apartment · Tenjin
1 bedroom · 45 m²
Tenjin · min 1 month
¥80,000 / month
Tenjin Furnished Apartments & Share Houses
Apartamentos mobiliados e quartos em share houses prontos para aluguel mensal — mudança em 24h após a reserva.
2 stays2件の物件
Avg ¥95k / month
Tenjin is Fukuoka's commercial and nightlife heart — the most English-friendly, expat- and shopping-dense district in the city, where department stores, izakaya, international cafes and offices sit side by side. It suits anyone who wants to live in the middle of everything: students, young professionals and newcomers who value walkability over space. Daimyo's boutiques, Akasaka and Imaizumi are all a few minutes away on foot, and you are surrounded by restaurants, gyms and clinics. Three stations — Tenjin, Tenjin-Minami and Nishitetsu-Fukuoka (Tenjin) — put the Subway Kuko (Airport) Line, Subway Nanakuma Line and Nishitetsu Tenjin-Omuta Line on your doorstep, with the airport about 11 minutes by subway. Sumizy lists fully furnished apartments and share houses across Tenjin, with share-house rooms from around ¥45,000/month and studios from ¥60,000, all with no key money and no guarantor.
Principais estações
- Tenjin
- Tenjin-Minami
- Nishitetsu-Fukuoka (Tenjin)
Linhas de trem
- Subway Kuko (Airport) Line
- Subway Nanakuma Line
- Nishitetsu Tenjin-Omuta Line
Por que locatários escolhem Tenjin
Three rail lines at Tenjin, Tenjin-Minami and Nishitetsu-Fukuoka, with the airport roughly 11 minutes by subway
Fukuoka's most international district — shopping, dining and nightlife on foot, plus bilingual support from Sumizy
Move in fast with no key money, no guarantor and no agency fee on furnished homes
Perguntas frequentes sobre Tenjin
- Share-house rooms run roughly ¥45,000–60,000/month, studios about ¥60,000–85,000, and 1LDK apartments around ¥95,000–140,000. Figures are approximate and move-in costs are extra.
- Yes. Sumizy lists furnished apartments and share houses with no guarantor and no key money, and provides bilingual support, making Tenjin one of the easiest areas for international residents to move into.
- It is ideal if you want to be central — it is the most English-friendly, walkable district, with shops, restaurants and three stations linking you to Hakata, the airport and the rest of the city.