Which stations have good access to Omotesandō Sta as a workplace while offering low rent? List the stations that can be reached within 20 minutes.
Omotesandō Station is the transportation hub of the Minami-Aoyama / Jingū-mae area, where Tokyo Metro’s Ginza, Chiyoda, and Hanzōmon lines intersect. Located directly beneath the Omotesandō intersection that links Harajuku and Shibuya, the surroundings are lined with high-end brands such as Louis Vuitton and GYRE. While the station serves more than 240 000 passengers per day on average (FY 2024, Tokyo Metro), studio rents typically exceed ¥160.000.
Accordingly, this article offers a comprehensive list of stations that reach Omotesandō in 20 minutes or less during off-peak daytime, with zero or one transfer, while avoiding the entire interior of the Yamanote Line.
(1) No transfers
(2) One transfer
For each station we provide travel time, neighborhood outline, share-house example, and resident reviews.
Direct services: Tokyo Metro Hanzōmon Line (through service via Tōkyū Den-en-Toshi Line) / Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line
One-transfer routes: Tōkyū Tōyoko Line → Shibuya (transfer to Ginza Line) / Odakyū Odawara Line → Yoyogi-Uehara (transfer to Chiyoda Line) / Keiō Inokashira Line → Shibuya (transfer to Ginza Line)
* The Ginza Line alone has no stations that reach the Yamanote Line’s outer area within 20 minutes, so the “direct” section is omitted.
1. To Omotesandō in 20 minutes or less with no transfers
1-1. Tokyo Metro Hanzōmon Line (through section with the Tōkyū Den-en-Toshi Line)
West of Shibuya the line runs seamlessly onto the Den-en-Toshi Line; east of Shibuya it extends through Ōtemachi to Sumida Ward. Seven stations outside the Yamanote Line fall within a 20-minute ride.
Station
To Omotesandō
Notes
Ikejiri-Ōhashi
~7 min
Quiet residential area along the Meguro River
Sangen-jaya
~9 min
Young people’s town packed with cafés and eateries
Komazawa-daigaku
~11 min
Academic district centered on Komazawa Park
Yoga
~15 min
High-end Setagaya neighborhood near the expressway IC
Futakotamagawa
~18 min
Large riverside malls “RISE” and “Tamagawa Takashimaya”
Suitengū-mae
~18 min
Downtown atmosphere meets business district near Ningyōchō
Kiyosumi-shirakawa
~19 min
A rapidly developing hub for cafés and art
Share-house example along the Den-en-Toshi Line (Yoga)
✔ International, home-like atmosphere
✔ Less than five minutes’ walk from the station
✔ Gentle, natural interior design
For direct 20-minute access, only the Hanzōmon Line (Den-en-Toshi through section) and Chiyoda Line’s Yoyogi-kōen / Yoyogi-Uehara qualify. If you seek balanced rent and convenience, target Sangen-jaya, Yoga, Suitengū-mae, or Kiyosumi-shirakawa.
Allowing one transfer brings in the Tōyoko Line (Naka-Meguro–Tōritsudaigaku), Odakyū Line (Setagaya-daita–Umegaoka), and Inokashira Line (Ikenoue–Shindaita), giving 7–19-minute commutes.
Choose Futakotamagawa or Naka-Meguro for shopping and dining, Shimokitazawa for culture, and Yoyogi-kōen or Ikenoue for quiet residential living.
Who wrote this article
柴田 直希
このサイト『SHARE PARADE』の管理者です。800件近いシェアハウスを取材しております。一人暮らし、シェアハウス、ルームシェア、ソーシャルマンションなど様々な居住経験もあります。
I am the administrator of the website 'SHARE PARADE.' I have visited and reviewed nearly 800 share houses, ranging from single living accommodations to share houses, room shares, and social apartments. We have a wide range of residential experiences.