Comfort Field: A Newly Built Pet-Friendly Apartment in Okinawa City
Comfort Field is a newly constructed apartment building in Okinawa City's Momohara district, with this particular unit scheduled for completion in January 2026. This modern 3LDK rental offers a spacious layout of approximately 62.52 square meters, featuring a separate Western-style bedroom configuration (5, 6, and 5 tatami rooms plus a 10-tatami LDK). Located on the 1st floor of an 8-story reinforced concrete (RC) building, the property includes a dedicated parking space for 2,200 yen per month and is conveniently situated just a 4-minute walk from the "Apartment-mae" bus stop.
The apartment is exceptionally well-equipped. The kitchen features a gas cooktop with two or more burners, a system kitchen, and a counter kitchen. The bathroom and toilet are separate, with the bathroom being a unit bath equipped with a bath dryer. The unit includes a vanity with hair washing basin, a toilet with a warm-water bidet seat, a bathtub, and an independent washbasin. Other notable amenities include air conditioning, closets, a shoe cupboard, BS satellite broadcasting, free internet connectivity, an auto-lock building entrance, a monitor-equipped intercom, a parcel delivery box, an elevator, and an indoor space for a washing machine.
Critical agent notes have been translated for clarity. The property requires mandatory enrollment with a guarantee company. An initial guarantee commission of 25,000 yen is due at contract signing, followed by a monthly fee of 2.5% of the total rent (approximately 2,705 yen). A cleaning fee of 90,000 yen for move-out is required at the time of contract signing. If monthly rent is paid via direct debit or credit card, a collection handling fee of 170 yen per month applies. A 24-hour support fee of 330 yen per month is also required. Additional costs include a renewal administrative fee of 22,000 yen and a key set fee of 3,300 yen. Pet conditions allow for small dogs and cats.
The Momohara area in Okinawa City offers a blend of residential comfort and accessibility. An interesting local fact is that Okinawa City, formerly known as Koza, has a rich cultural history deeply influenced by the presence of U.S. military bases, creating a unique fusion of American and Okinawan cultures in parts of the city. The closest major tourist attraction is the Okinawa Zoo & Museum (Okinawa Kodomo no Kuni), a popular family destination featuring a wide variety of animals, a natural history museum, and expansive park grounds, located just a short drive away.
