The Jonan Area refers to the southern part of Tokyo’s 23 wards, centered around Minato, Shinagawa, Meguro, and Ota.
It offers a rich mix of central business districts, residential zones, bayfront areas, and airport access — making it one of the most dynamic and desirable regions in Tokyo’s real estate market.

📜 Origin of the Name

The term “Jonan” comes from the area south of Edo Castle (today’s Imperial Palace).
This historical reference has carried into the modern era, now symbolizing prestigious residential areas and international sophistication.

🚉 Key Feature: Excellent Transportation

The area is served by multiple major train lines — JR Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku, Tokyu, Toei Asakusa, and Keikyu —
providing outstanding access to central Tokyo, Yokohama, and Haneda Airport.

🏡 District Highlights

Minato: Home to Roppongi, Akasaka, Azabu, and Shirokane — Tokyo’s premier luxury and international business hubs.
Shinagawa: A key transportation hub for the Shinkansen and airport access, undergoing major redevelopment.
Meguro: A calm, stylish residential area popular for its café culture and refined lifestyle.
Ota: Includes Haneda Airport, blending international convenience with a friendly, local atmosphere — ideal for families.

💰 Real Estate Market Overview

Due to its proximity to central Tokyo, strong brand image, and excellent convenience,
the Jonan Area boasts high-value properties, luxury residences, and active redevelopment projects.

Minato & Shinagawa: Strong demand for high-rise condominiums and offices, with top-tier rental and sales prices.

Meguro & Ota: Quiet neighborhoods and single-family homes maintaining stable rental demand.

Ongoing redevelopment and infrastructure projects continue to drive long-term property value growth.