On March 25th, Mitsui Fudosan Residential announced completion of Park Axis Kinshicho Styles, a 96 unit shared rental condominium in Tokyo’s Sumida Ward.
Exterior CG image. Source: Mitsui Fudosan
The property is located a 10 minute walk from Kinshicho Station on the JR Sobu Line. The site area is approximately 790 square meters and the building is a seven-story reinforced concrete structure.
The target tenants are single adults. In response to the diversification of lifestyles, the private space was designed to be compact and simple, with studio units or studio plus walk-in closet equipped rooms.
Each room is equipped with a shower stall, a wash basin, and toilet. The exclusive area for the studios are approximately between 15 to 18 square meters.
Common dining area CG image. Source: Mitsui Fudosan
The kitchen and laundry room, which are used more frequently depending on how residents live, are concentrated in the “COMMONS” area in order to provide a sense of community despite the tenants living by themselves.
There will also be an open dining area for relaxation, a private workspace, an open workspace, and a bookshelf with 15 to 20 recent books and magazines at all times.
Common kitchen area CG image. Source: Mitsui Fudosan
Cooking utensils, cleaning tools, and other equipment, as well as bicycles, can be rented as part of shared services. There is no need to apply for or cancel electricity, gas, or water services when moving in or out, as utilities will be charged at a fixed rate.
A first for the company, Mitsui Fudosan Residential also provides services to support daily life with meal services like breakfast and dinner available at the open dining room for less than 500 yen per meal. Laundry services are also available for a separate fee.
In addition, a subscription service for furniture such as desks and chairs will be provided in order to create a work environment in the studio units.
Regarding sustainability, Park Axis Kinshicho Styles will be the first in the Park Axis series to receive electricity from renewable energy sources. The entire building will be powered by green electricity, which will be supplied to both private and common areas.
Tenant move-in is scheduled to begin in mid-April of 2022.
Further Reading
Park Axis Kinshicho Style official website (Japanese only)
