Tokyo・Minato City · Gaienmae Station 2 min
Weekly stay · Minato, Tokyo · 7 to 29 nights
Wake up under Tokyo Tower. Stay a week, live like a local.
A furnished Minato apartment with its own kitchen and washer, seven nights or more. Temples, the ginkgo avenue and the bay are on your morning walk, not on a tour bus.
Weekly-ready apartments in Minato
4 buildings · 7-night totals for 2 guests, cleaning included
Tokyo・Minato City · Tamachi Station 10 min
8-minute walk from the nearest station / Built in 2025 / Fully furnished with appliances / Free Wi-Fi / Haven Shibaura 1102
Tokyo・Minato City · Akasaka Station 5 min
Popular Akasaka area/Spacious 2LDK/Fully furnished with appliances/CREAL premier Akasaka 401
Tokyo・Minato City · Tamachi Station 12 min
Furniture updated in October 2026 / 12-minute walk from Tamachi Station / Located in the popular Minato Ward / Accommodates up to 11 guests / Features high-end, West Coast-style furnishingsKAIGAN HAJIME HUB 401
Totals are for Nov 2 – Nov 9, 2 guests, cleaning fee included. Longer stays are priced per night on the apartment page.
Smart-lock check-in
Any hour, no front desk
Kitchen and washer
Cook and do laundry at home
Wi-Fi in every room
Ready for remote work
English support
Overseas cards accepted
Sightseeing on foot
Nine places you can reach from your apartment without a day trip
Minato holds Tokyo's tower, its oldest Tokugawa temple, a shrine hidden among skyscrapers and the bay itself. With a week, you take them one morning at a time.
Landmark
Tokyo Tower
The orange 333 m tower from 1958. The main deck at 150 m faces the bay; go after dark when the lights change by season.
Akabanebashi Sta. (Oedo Line)
Temple
Zojoji Temple
Founded in 1393 and the family temple of the Tokugawa shoguns. The red Sangedatsumon gate survived the war; six shoguns rest in the mausoleum behind.
Onarimon / Daimon Sta.
Shrine
Hie Shrine, Akasaka
A hilltop shrine between office towers, reached through a tunnel of red torii on the Sanno stairs. Quiet at 8 am, and the guardian statues are monkeys, not lions.
Akasaka / Tameike-sanno Sta.
Seasonal
Meiji Jingu Gaien ginkgo avenue
Four rows of ginkgo turn gold from mid-November to early December. Walk it before breakfast to beat the crowds.
Gaienmae / Aoyama-itchome Sta.
Art and garden
Nezu Museum
Japanese and East Asian art in a Kengo Kuma building, with a hillside garden of stone lanterns and tea houses behind it. Closed Mondays.
Omotesando Sta.
Edo garden
Hamarikyu Gardens
A shogun's duck-hunting garden on the bay, with a seawater pond and a tea house that serves matcha. Water buses leave from the pier for Asakusa.
Shiodome Sta., next door to Minato
The bay
Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba
Cross the bridge on foot along its free promenade, or ride the driverless Yurikamome over it to Odaiba's beach and waterfront.
Shibaura-futo Sta. (Yurikamome)
Art triangle
Roppongi art triangle
Mori Art Museum and its 52nd-floor city view, the National Art Center and the Suntory Museum of Art, all within a ten-minute walk of each other.
Roppongi Sta.
New Tokyo
Azabudai Hills and teamLab Borderless
Japan's tallest building, a market hall of Tokyo food makers, and the digital art museum teamLab Borderless.
Kamiyacho Sta.
Opening hours and seasonal dates change; check each place before you go.
Japanese experiences, a short ride away
Things worth a week, not an afternoon
Tea ceremony in a 300-year-old garden
Happo-en in Shirokanedai offers tea ceremony sessions in its tea house beside a pond of koi and bonsai that are centuries old. Reserve a day ahead.
Shirokanedai Sta.
Kabuki at Kabukiza, one act at a time
Ginza's Kabukiza sells single-act tickets on the day, with English audio guides, so an evening can be 60 minutes rather than four hours.
Higashi-ginza Sta.
Breakfast at Tsukiji Outer Market, dinner from it
Tamagoyaki on a stick and a sushi counter before 9 am, then fish, knives and dried seaweed to carry back to your own kitchen.
Tsukiji Sta., next to Hamarikyu Gardens
Old-town evening in Azabu-Juban
A shopping street of family shops under the Roppongi towers: taiyaki at Naniwaya Sohonten, open since 1909, soba counters and a summer festival.
Azabu-juban Sta.
Two night views, one week
Tokyo Tower's main deck looks out over the bay; Tokyo City View on Roppongi Hills' 52nd floor looks back at the tower. One on arrival night, the other on your last.
Akabanebashi / Roppongi Sta.
A day in Kamakura, back for dinner
The Great Buddha, Hase-dera and the Enoden tram along the coast are about an hour from Shinagawa on the JR Yokosuka Line.
From Shinagawa Sta.
A week in Minato
Seven days, one neighborhood, no suitcase repacking
A sample plan built around the apartments above. Swap days freely; everything here is under 30 minutes from your door.
Day 1
Arrive, unpack, Azabu-Juban. Smart-lock check-in from 15:00, groceries at the supermarket on the corner, taiyaki and soba on the old shopping street.
Day 2
Tokyo Tower and Zojoji. Morning at the temple and Shiba Park, lunch in Shibadaimon, the tower's main deck at dusk.
Day 3
Roppongi art triangle. Mori Art Museum, the National Art Center, Azabudai Hills market for dinner ingredients.
Day 4
Tsukiji, Hamarikyu, Kabuki. Sushi breakfast at the market, matcha in the garden tea house, a single act at Kabukiza in the evening.
Day 5
Hie Shrine, Aoyama, the ginkgo avenue. Torii stairs at opening time, Nezu Museum garden, golden ginkgo at Gaien on the walk home.
Day 6
Day trip to Kamakura. The Great Buddha, the Enoden tram along the sea, back on the Yokosuka Line for laundry and an early night.
Day 7
Rainbow Bridge on foot, last night view. Walk the bridge promenade to Odaiba, Tokyo City View after dark, check out the next morning by locking the door.
Getting around
| Destination | From Tamachi / Akasaka | Approx. |
|---|---|---|
| Haneda Airport | JR to Shinagawa, then Keikyu Line | 30 min |
| Asakusa (Senso-ji) | Asakusa Line from Daimon, or water bus from Hamarikyu | 20 min |
| Shibuya / Harajuku | Ginza Line from Gaienmae | 10 min |
| Tokyo Station / Imperial Palace | JR Yamanote / Keihin-Tohoku Line | 10 min |
| Kamakura | JR Yokosuka Line from Shinagawa | 60 min |
| Narita Airport | Narita Express from Shinagawa or Tokyo | 75 min |
Train times are rounded and exclude transfer walking. IC cards (Suica / PASMO) work on all lines above.
Life basics within a few minutes
Supermarkets, 24-hour convenience stores, late-opening drugstores and clinics with English-speaking staff around Hiroo and Azabu. Walking times are listed on each apartment page.
Booking a week takes three steps
01
Pick dates of 7 nights or more
The calendar only allows check-out 7 or more nights after check-in, up to 29 nights.
02
Book and pay online
Identity check and card payment in English. No office visit, no paperwork.
03
Pre-check-in, then walk in
Receive your smart-lock code and enter the building directly, even after a late flight.
Weekly stay questions
Weekly stays start at 7 nights and run up to 29 nights. If you need a longer stay, sumyca's monthly site handles the booking with a separate contract.