401|Akihabara 5 Min | Family Room for 4 | WiFi Tokyo, Japan · Private room Rated 4.93 (131 reviews)- Where
- Tokyo
- Homes
- Boutique and hotel rooms, typically 1 bedroom
- Hosting
- Own Airbnb account
Markets
Where Does Shijia Operate?
Shijia runs listings in Tokyo.
Every market, with its rank there
Active Airbnb homes run as host or co-host in each market, 12 months to October 2026. Rank there is the company's place on that market's page. Market data links go to the market's own report, apart from any ranking.
| # | Market | Homes |
|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Tokyo Prefecture | 12 |
A rank is shown where the market has its own ranking page.
Guest ratings
How Do Guests Rate Shijia?
Shijia's homes hold a median guest rating of 4.85 across 890 reviews, and 83% of its rated listings score 4.8 or higher, against 57% for Japan managers with 10–24 listings.
83% of Shijia's rated listings score 4.8 or higher, against 57% for Japan managers its size
Rated listings scoring 4.8+, 12 months to October 2026
Airbnb guest ratings, not owner reviews: the median of the overall ratings of the company's rated listings, and the share of them at 4.8 or higher, in the 12 months to October 2026. Managers its size are those with 10–24 listings in Japan.
Homes
What Kind of Homes Does Shijia Run?
Shijia lists only boutique and hotel rooms, in markets where boutique and hotel rooms are 8% of the listings. Its typical home has 1 bedroom.
Studio or 1 bedroom is Shijia's most common size, at 100% of its homes
Share of active listings by bedrooms, 12 months to October 2026
- Shijia's listings
- Across its markets
Boutique and hotel rooms: 100% of Shijia's homes, against 8% in its markets
Share of active listings by property type, 12 months to October 2026
Shijia
- Boutique & Hotels 100%
Its markets
- House 20%
- Apartment & Condo 72%
- Boutique & Hotels 8%
Some of its best-reviewed homes
401|Akihabara 5 Min | Family Room for 4 | WiFi Tokyo, Japan · Private room Rated 4.93 (131 reviews)
301 | Akihabara 5 Min | Family Room for 4 | WiFi Tokyo, Japan · Private room Rated 4.90 (106 reviews)
402|Akihabara 5 Min | 3 Single Beds | WiFi Tokyo, Japan · Private room Rated 4.93 (84 reviews)
202 | 5 Min to Akihabara | Double Bed | Free WiFi Tokyo, Japan · Private room Rated 4.94 (50 reviews)
501 | 5 Min to Akihabara | Double Bed | Free WiFi Tokyo, Japan · Private room Rated 4.88 (95 reviews)
502 | 5 Min to Akihabara | Double Bed | Free WiFi Tokyo, Japan · Private room Rated 4.82 (78 reviews)
Rated 4.8 or higher by guests over 20 or more reviews.
Size
How Big Is Shijia?
| Rank | Ranking | Listings |
|---|---|---|
| 316 | 316th largest in Tokyo | 12 |
Checks
Is Shijia Legit?
In AirROI's data, Shijia is an active Airbnb business: 12 active listings and 890 guest reviews, run from one public Airbnb host account. AirROI checks activity on Airbnb's public listings. It doesn't certify companies or judge how they treat owners, so ask for references and read the contract.
- Airbnb account
- Shijia (12 homes). Accounts updated October 2026.
- Listings and reviews
- 12 active listings, 890 guest reviews
- Markets
- 1 market in Tokyo
- How it hosts
- On its own Airbnb accounts
Questions
Questions About Shijia
What does Shijia charge?
AirROI does not publish or estimate any single company's fee, so ask Shijia for its rate card in writing, and what it covers.
Where does this data come from?
AirROI counts the active Airbnb homes run from Shijia's public host account, as host or co-host, over the 12 months to October 2026, each home once. The counts cover Airbnb only, so its full portfolio may be larger.
About the data
About This Data
Every figure comes from AirROI's data on active Airbnb listings over the 12 months to October 2026: listings open to bookings through the year, run by the company as host or as co-host on the owner's account. The company's Airbnb accounts with 5 or more listings are joined by name, so smaller accounts may be missing and the counts are a floor; homes listed only on other sites are not counted. Nothing is self-reported. Profiles are refreshed every month, next in December 2026. The method page gives how homes are counted, how accounts are credited and joined, and how a region is drawn.