Leopalace Tsuboya Unit 305: A Furnished Apartment in Naha's Pottery District
This rental apartment, Leopalace Tsuboya Unit 305, offers a convenient and comfortable living space in the heart of Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture. The property is a 1K layout with a total private area of 23.18 square meters (approximately 7.01 tsubo), located on the 3rd floor of a 3-story reinforced concrete (RC) building constructed in February 2002. The unit comes fully furnished and equipped with appliances, making it a move-in-ready option.
Key property features and agent notes have been translated for clarity. The equipment includes an indoor washing machine space. Important financial details are outlined in the special notes. The estimated initial costs for two months of rent and associated fees total 148,408 yen, which includes rent (126,000 yen), common area maintenance fee (13,000 yen), environmental maintenance fee (1,100 yen), internet usage fee (7,260 yen), and administrative handling fee (1,048 yen). Parking space usage fee is 0 yen. If the contract starts mid-month, a prorated amount will be added. Additional move-in costs total 194,980 yen, comprising key money (63,000 yen), a security deposit of 0 yen, end-of-tenancy cleaning fee (41,800 yen), contract-time guarantee commission fee (73,680 yen), and lock replacement fee (16,500 yen).
The apartment's location in Tsuboya 2-chome is highly convenient. Nearby amenities include Town Plaza Kanehide Yogi Park Market (8-minute walk, approx. 600m), Sakae-machi Ryubo (8-minute walk, approx. 600m), MaxValu Makishi store (15-minute walk, approx. 1100m), and a 7-Eleven Naha Tsuboya 2-chome store just 2 minutes away (approx. 200m). The property is also within the school districts for Kambaru Elementary School (7-minute walk, approx. 450m) and Kambaru Junior High School (8-minute walk, approx. 500m).
The area surrounding the apartment is rich in culture. Tsuboya is famously known as Naha's pottery district, a historic center for Ryukyuan ceramic production. Walking through its streets, you can find numerous pottery workshops and kilns, some of which are still operational today. A major nearby landmark is the Tsuboya Pottery Museum, located within the district itself, which offers deep insights into Okinawa's ceramic arts heritage and history. The apartment provides excellent access to the Yui Rail monorail, with Asato Station just a 9-minute walk away, connecting residents to the rest of Naha with ease.
