Newly Built Apartment in Nanjo City, Okinawa with Zero Deposit and Key Money
This newly constructed apartment, part of the Cope Shirotora building, offers a modern and convenient living space in Nanjo City, Okinawa. The unit is a compact 1R layout with a total private area of approximately 12.02 square meters, perfectly suited for a single occupant. It is located on the 3rd floor of a 4-story reinforced concrete (RC) building completed in 2025, ensuring a contemporary and durable structure.
The property comes fully equipped with essential amenities for comfortable living. These include a gas stove with two or more burners, air conditioning, a shoe cupboard, and a video monitor intercom. A significant feature is the provision of free, ready-to-use internet connectivity. The monthly total rent is 41,650 yen, which breaks down to a base rent of 40,000 yen, zero common service fees, and a 1,650 yen (tax-included) "Anshin Support" fee. Notably, there is no deposit (敷金) or key money (礼金) required, significantly reducing initial moving costs. One parking space is provided free of charge, and immediate occupancy is possible.
It is important to note the agent's remarks: the interior photos provided are of a different room within the building and should be viewed as a representation of the unit's style. The location is highly convenient, with A-Coop Tamagusuku store just 170 meters away (a 3-minute walk), EM Tamagusuku Farm within 290 meters, and a Lawson convenience store 300 meters away. For bulk shopping, the Costco Wholesale Nanjo Warehouse store is also accessible. A key recreational highlight is the proximity to Ohjima (奥武島), a small island known for its beaches and relaxed atmosphere, located just 1.4 km away—about a 3-minute drive.
The surrounding area of Nanjo City is rich in natural beauty and history, forming part of Okinawa's southern cultural heartland. An interesting local fact is that the city was established in 2006 from the merger of several towns, including Tamagusuku, and is home to numerous sacred sites (utaki) central to Ryukyuan indigenous religion. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Nakagusuku Castle Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site offering panoramic views and a profound glimpse into the Ryukyu Kingdom's history.
