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    Live Tokyo

    The Hiven Way

    Work. Explore. Belong. Repeat.

    Stay & Residence in Tokyo for the modern traveler.

    Mina K.
    James R.
    Aya S.
    Sofia L.
    4 verified reviews•
    ★4.8 / 5 rating

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    Trust Factors

    • Your pace

    • Always here

    • Chapter-ready

    • Weekly housekeeping

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    Live Tokyo

    The Hiven Way

    Tokyo Long Stay

    Premium long-stay accommodations in Tokyo

    Districts

    • Kinshicho - Newly opened
    • Asakusa - Working in progress
    • Ueno - Working in progress
    • Shinjuku - Working in progress
    • Shibuya - Working in progress

    Contact

    • [email protected]
    • +81 70-1873-9303
    • 〒130-0022
    • BK Kinshicho 201, 4-6-4 Kotobashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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    Work. Explore. Belong. Repeat.

    Stay & Residence in Tokyo for the modern traveler.

    Mina K.
    James R.
    Aya S.
    Sofia L.
    4 verified reviews•
    ★4.8 / 5 rating

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    Kinshicho Guides

    • HIVEN Kinshicho interior living space

      Long-stay living in Sumida.

    • Tokyo airport and train connection to Kinshicho

      From the airport in under 1 hour.

    • HIVEN Kinshicho interior — 3D virtual tour preview

      Walk through HIVEN Kinshicho in 3D.

    • Convenience stores and daily essentials near Kinshicho

      Daily life within walking distance.

    HIVEN Guides

    • The First Week Food Test Around Your Tokyo ApartmentFood & Cafe

      31 Jul 2026

      The First Week Food Test Around Your Tokyo Apartment

      A furnished apartment is only truly livable if the neighborhood can feed you during the first week. Searching for a furnished apartment in Tokyo? Before booking, check whether the neighborhood can support your first week of meals: breakfast, coffee, lunch, takeout, groceries, cafés, and an easy dinner close to home.

      8 min read

    • The One-Hour Neighborhood Test Walk Before You Book in TokyoExplore

      31 Jul 2026

      The One-Hour Neighborhood Test Walk Before You Book in Tokyo

      A furnished apartment can look good online, but a one-month stay depends on the streets around it. Before booking in Tokyo, test the neighborhood: station access, groceries, essentials, parks, cafés, and the walk home.

      7 min read

    • What Does “Fully Furnished” Mean in Tokyo? A Checklist Before You BookPractical Tips

      31 Jul 2026

      What Does “Fully Furnished” Mean in Tokyo? A Checklist Before You Book

      Searching for a furnished apartment in Tokyo? Learn what should be included: furniture, Wi-Fi, utilities, kitchen tools, laundry, cleaning, support, and move-in readiness.

      8 min read

    • Tokyo Furnished Apartments Without Key Money or GuarantorPractical Tips

      31 Jul 2026

      Tokyo Furnished Apartments Without Key Money or Guarantor

      Understand key money, guarantors, deposits, utilities, and furnished Tokyo rentals. See how HIVEN simplifies the first month of living in Tokyo with furnished 29+ night stays.

      8 min read

    • Where to Stay for One Month in Tokyo: Hotel, Airbnb, Monthly Apartment, or HIVEN?Practical Tips

      30 Jul 2026

      Where to Stay for One Month in Tokyo: Hotel, Airbnb, Monthly Apartment, or HIVEN?

      Hotels, Airbnb, share houses, monthly apartments, and long-stay residences all solve different problems. For one month in Tokyo, the best option is the one that lets you live immediately, work comfortably, and return to a real neighborhood rhythm.

      8 min read

    • Coffee, Cake, and a Quiet Hour AloneFood & Cafe

      29 Jul 2026

      Coffee, Cake, and a Quiet Hour Alone

      A quiet afternoon in Sumida for one person: a seat by the window if it is free, coffee, rare cheesecake, a book, a notebook, and one hour that does not need to become a plan.

      6 min read

    • The Kyojima Time Capsule: A Shopping Street Still in MotionExplore

      29 Jul 2026

      The Kyojima Time Capsule: A Shopping Street Still in Motion

      A slow walk through Kyojima’s Kira-Kira Tachibana Shopping Street: old storefronts, real grocery infrastructure, tofu, bread, prepared food, rest spaces, and the quiet proof that a shopping street can survive by still being used.

      7 min read

    • Bicycle Parking Is the Real SkillPractical Tips

      23 Jul 2026

      Bicycle Parking Is the Real Skill

      In Tokyo, riding a bicycle is only half the lesson. For a longer stay, the real skill is knowing where you can legally park, how to read station-zone signs, what happens if a bike is removed, and how to return safely.

      8 min read

    • The After-Dinner Dessert WalkFood & Cafe

      22 Jul 2026

      The After-Dinner Dessert Walk

      one dessert near the station, eat it outside or back at HIVEN, and let the day close slowly.

      6 min read

    • Tiny Shrines Between Everyday ErrandsCulture & Events

      22 Jul 2026

      Tiny Shrines Between Everyday Errands

      A quiet Kinshicho walking guide for longer stays: buy groceries, notice a small shrine, pause for one minute, and let the city continue around you.

      7 min read

    • Seven Convenience Store Meals for Real LifeLocal Life

      22 Jul 2026

      Seven Convenience Store Meals for Real Life

      Not a snack list, but a practical long-stay guide: seven convenience store meal patterns for breakfast, quick lunch, late dinner, rainy days, workdays, light meals, and dessert.

      9 min read

    • What’s Happening in Sumida in AugustCulture & Events

      21 Jul 2026

      What’s Happening in Sumida in August

      A long-stay guide to August in Sumida: Pokémon at Solamachi, insects under Skytree, Hokusai and Hiroshige in Ryogoku, youth sumo at Kokugikan, and lanterns floating on the Sumida River.

      7 min read

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    Customer Voice

    Mina K.
    Mina K.
    5.0 / 5

    Perfect for Digital Nomads

    Fast Wi‑Fi, a real workspace, and a smooth monthly setup. The concierge answered everything in English—moving in felt effortless.

    James R.
    James R.
    5.0 / 5

    Stylish & Hassle‑Free

    Everything was move‑in ready—from the kitchen to the washer‑dryer. Clean lines, calm vibe, and support when I needed it.

    Aya S.
    Aya S.
    5.0 / 5

    Short and Long‑Term Stays

    I started with 1 month and extended twice. Flexible, transparent, and the homes feel premium—not like typical rentals.

    Sofia L.
    Sofia L.
    4.0 / 5

    Trustworthy experience

    The check‑in flow was clear and the team was responsive. It felt professional, like a well‑run hospitality product.