Sasazuka is one of those Tokyo neighbourhoods that rewards people who take the time to discover it. Atmospheric low-rise residential streets, a covered shopping arcade with everyday essentials, local cafés and restaurants, and a genuine neighbourhood character that feels distinctly unhurried. Sasazuka Station on the Keio Line is a 4-minute walk away, with direct access to Shinjuku in minutes and Shibuya easily reachable from there. It is a well-connected base that does not feel like one. This three-bedroom apartment is spread across two levels, giving it a layout that is genuinely unusual for Tokyo. The ground floor holds the living and dining area alongside one bedroom, keeping the main living space together in a natural and comfortable way. The lower level has two further bedrooms, one with a window that brings in natural light and one without, both warm in tone and comfortable for sleeping. Warm tones throughout create a calm, settled atmosphere from the moment you arrive. For families or small groups looking for a proper home in Tokyo with real separation between living and sleeping areas, this apartment offers something that is hard to find in the city. At SUMII, every apartment is designed for seamless monthly living in Tokyo. Fully furnished and move-in ready from day one, high-quality interiors, fully equipped kitchen, in-unit laundry, and high-speed WiFi included.