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Shinjuku Proposes Ordinance to Restrict Private Holiday Rentals

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Shinjuku ward office in Tokyo is planning to submit a proposal for an ordinance that could ban new lodging facilities in residential areas. This move is in response to increasing complaints from residents regarding noise and garbage disposal related to minpaku facilities.

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The proposal is part of a trend among municipalities in Tokyo to tighten regulations on private holiday rentals. The ward has reported 3,775 minpaku facilities as of July this year, which has led to heavy workloads for public health offices.

Multiple cities, including Shinjuku, Kyoto, and Barcelona, are cracking down on private holiday rentals.

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Who's involved

  • ShinjukuThe ward office is proposing an ordinance to restrict new lodging facilities in residential areas.
  • AirbnbIts business model is subject to operational restrictions in Shinjuku due to complaints.

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