Minami Azabu Plaza 3F

A calm and understated 1LDK tucked away in the residential streets of Minamiazabu, within walking distance to both Hiroo and Azabu-Juban—two of Tokyo’s most internationally recognized neighborhoods. Unlike many compact central Tokyo units, the layout offers a comfortable separation between living and sleeping spaces, making it practical for both full-time living and long-term stays. Renovated in 2015, the interior combines warm wood tones with darker accent finishes that create a more mature, boutique-style atmosphere. The location balances convenience and privacy, with supermarkets, cafes, and international-friendly amenities nearby while remaining removed from the busier main streets.

Access

• Azabu-Juban Station – 9min walk
• Shirokane-Takanawa Station – 12min walk
• Roppongi Station – 5min by train
• Omotesando Station – 10min by train
• Tokyo Station – 20min by train

Neighborhood
Minamiazabu is one of Tokyo’s most established upscale residential neighborhoods, known for its quiet streets, international community, and understated atmosphere. Unlike more commercial parts of Minato Ward, the area feels calm and residential while still being surrounded by some of Tokyo’s best dining and lifestyle destinations. Hiroo and Azabu-Juban are both within walking distance, offering everything from international supermarkets and cafes to boutique restaurants and local shopping streets. The neighborhood is particularly popular among expatriates and long-term international residents due to its balance of convenience, prestige, and livability.

Area
Minato Ward is Tokyo’s international business and residential center, home to embassies, global companies, luxury residences, and some of the city’s most recognizable districts. Areas such as Azabu, Roppongi, and Aoyama attract a highly international demographic seeking both convenience and status. While parts of Minato are highly commercial, neighborhoods like Minamiazabu provide a quieter residential alternative without losing access to central Tokyo. Strong infrastructure, international appeal, and long-term demand continue to make Minato one of Tokyo’s most resilient and desirable real estate markets.