Hermit Crab Makishi Unit 602: Modern Apartment in Central Naha
This rental apartment, Unit 602 in the Hermit Crab Makishi building, offers a convenient and modern living space in the heart of Naha, Okinawa. The property is a 1K layout with a total private area of 19.5 square meters (approximately 5.90 tsubo), featuring an all-Western-style room design. Key facilities include a dedicated indoor washing machine space and air conditioning for both cooling and heating. The building itself is a 6-story reinforced concrete (RC) structure built in March 2012, and it comes with desirable security features including an auto-lock entry system and an elevator.
According to the detailed agent notes, the monthly costs are broken down as follows: Rent: 42,500 yen; Common Area Fee: 3,000 yen; Sanitation Fee: 500 yen; Safety Service Fee: 1,650 yen; Water Purifier Lease: 1,500 yen. This brings the total monthly payment to 49,150 yen. The initial move-in costs are estimated at 230,120 yen plus pro-rated rent. This sum includes: Key Money: 0 yen; Security Deposit: 42,500 yen; Agency Commission Fee: 46,750 yen; Contract Guarantee Trust Fee: 39,320 yen; Two-Year Fire Insurance: 18,000 yen; Key Replacement Fee: 19,000 yen; Antibacterial Treatment Fee: 8,800 yen; and Fire Extinguisher: 6,600 yen. Please note that pro-rated rent will apply for mid-month move-ins, and parking is available for an additional fee if space is confirmed. This estimate is approximate. Required documents for the application include personal identification (driver's license, health insurance card, or My Number Card) or, for corporate applications, a company registry certificate.
The location is a major highlight, being just a 4-minute walk from Makishi Station on the Okinawa Urban Monorail (Yui Rail), providing excellent access to Naha's transit network. The surrounding Makishi area is vibrant, known for its proximity to the famous Makishi Public Market, a bustling hub where visitors can experience Okinawan food culture and purchase local specialties. A short monorail ride south leads to Shuri Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site and former palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom, offering profound historical insights and panoramic views of the city.
