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GRAN NISHI AZABU
【Share house with luxurious feeling】 Around the closest station、 Hiroo……
Tokyo-to Minato-ku Nishiazabu
TokyoMetro-Hibiya line / Hiroo 12minutes
Move in conditions:
Female Male
- No Key Money
- No security deposit
- No Guarantor Deposit
- No brokerage Fee
- No guarantor
- No guarantor company
- Foreign Residents Allowed
- Women-only rooms available
- Furnished
- Monthly
Bicycle parking
Garden, rooftop, terrace
Rooms for 2 or more available
Private room with bathroom,
kitchen, or toilet facilities
¥46,000 - ¥140,000 Vacancy soon
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Gender:
FemaleMale
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Nationality:
Foreigner Japanese
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Age:
10~29 30~49 Over 50
Area information of Hiro oStation
Station overview
Hiroo station lies on the Hibiya line, which opened in 1964, in time for the Summer Olympics in Tokyo that year. Average daily ridership is 63,000 yen, which is around the median average for stations on the Tokyo Metro lines. Though there is no escalator, there is an elevator connecting the gate to the platforms. Trains head toward Naka-Meguro, or Ginza, which then connect through to Kita-Senju and the Tobu Skytree line.
Places to see

A lot of traffic passes by Hiroo station. The main crossing has convenience stores, banks, bakeries, and more. There are also many nice restaurants among the shopping streets. Just a short walk from the station you can find places of nature, like Arisugawa Park, a pleasant place with a pond. There is a nice library on the east side. You can also find embassies, like for Germany, France, Argentina, Switzerland, and other countries. There are several international schools in the area, as well as supermarkets with imported goods, making for an international atmosphere.
Lifestyle

Hiroo is well-known as an upscale Tokyo neighborhood. Even its supermarkets are elegant, like National Azabu and Meidi-ya, which handle many imported goods due to its concentration of embassies in the area. These are great places to hopefully find some things from your home country you may miss, or things from countries you haven't had a chance to visit. Some supermarkets are open quite late. There is an old public bath nearby if you would like to get warm with the locals, which might feel nice after a workout at the Azabu Gym. Travel by bus from this area may be slightly more convenient than the train or subway. Buses head to Meguro, Shinjuku, and even Tokyo SkyTree. The Minato community bus Chii Bus can give you even more coverage.
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