Where to Stay in Tokyo
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Tokyo
Shinjuku
Mid-rangeA bustling hub of commerce, entertainment, and government with towering skyscrapers and vibrant nightlife.
- +Excellent transport links
- +Diverse dining and entertainment options
- +Iconic city views
- -Can be overwhelming and crowded
- -Some areas can feel gritty at night
Shibuya
Mid-rangeThe epicenter of youth culture, fashion, and trendsetting, famous for its iconic scramble crossing.
- +Vibrant atmosphere and endless energy
- +Great shopping and dining
- +Excellent public transport
- -Extremely crowded, especially at the crossing
- -Can be noisy
Asakusa
BudgetA charming district preserving Tokyo's traditional atmosphere with historic temples and old-fashioned shopping streets.
- +Rich in history and traditional culture
- +More relaxed pace than central Tokyo
- +Affordable dining and souvenirs
- -Can feel touristy, especially on Nakamise-dori
- -Fewer nightlife options
Ginza
LuxuryAn upscale district renowned for luxury shopping, fine dining, and sophisticated entertainment.
- +World-class shopping and dining
- +Elegant and refined atmosphere
- +Excellent public transport access
- -Very expensive
- -Can be less exciting for budget travelers
WiFi & Remote Work in Tokyo
Quality
excellent
Avg Speed
50-150 Mbps
Free WiFi
Many cafes (Starbucks, Doutor), convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart), some train stations, and public Wi-Fi hotspots (requires registration). Pocket Wi-Fi rental is also popular.
Coworking
Various options like Shibuya Cross-FM, The Hive Jyunten, and Impact Hub Tokyo; daily costs range from 2000-4000 JPY.
Daily Budget (Budget)
JPY 7000/day
2 areas to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Tokyo