SUUMO Scraper: Japan Rental Listings API in English

Get SUUMO rental listings as clean, structured JSON — instantly, from the HousingFeed database, instead of scraping SUUMO while you wait. One normalized schema (rent in native currency and USD, beds, baths, sqft, address, coordinates, photo, availability, a stable id), filters for city, rent and bedrooms, and a delta feed for new listings.

SUUMO is Japanese-only; this actor returns its listings in English. City names are romanized (Kyoto, Sendai, Niigata and ~80 more municipalities), rents come in JPY plus a derived USD value, and the schema matches every other HousingFeed source.

Coverage (measured 2026-09-14): 41,929 live SUUMO listings, newest scrape 2026-07-05, refreshed on demand. Every row carries first_seen_at, last_seen_at and scraped_at, so you can see its age yourself.

Why this SUUMO scraper instead of scraping SUUMO live

• Instant. 100 rows in seconds, up to 5,000 per run. No proxies, no browser, no parser to maintain.
• Delta feed. newSinceDays: 1 on a daily schedule returns only what is new — a rental alert or a sync job in one input field.
• Same schema as 70+ other sources. Swap platform and your code keeps working; the Rental Listings Database API returns all of them in one call.
• Honest freshness. Row counts and scrape dates above are generated from the database, and every row is timestamped.

How to get SUUMO listings in 60 seconds

1. Click Try for free (a free Apify account includes monthly credits).
2. Keep the prefilled input or set your own city, rent range or bedrooms.
3. Click Start — the run takes seconds; listings come straight from the database.
4. Open Output, then Export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or copy the call from the API tab.

SUUMO listing example (one row of the output)

{
  "id": "suumo:JP:jnc_000107999036",
  "platform": "suumo",
  "url": "https://suumo.jp/chintai/jnc_000107999036/",
  "address": "東京都葛飾区鎌倉３",
  "city": "Katsushika",
  "state": "Tokyo",
  "country": "JP",
  "rent_min": 93000,
  "currency": "JPY",
  "rent_usd": 623,
  "beds": 1,
  "sqft_min": 393,
  "property_type": "apartment",
  "first_seen_at": "2026-07-05T19:52:42+00:00",
  "scraped_at": "2026-07-05T19:52:42+00:00"
}

Full fields: id, platform, source_id, listing_id, url, address, street, city, canonical_city, state, zip, country, lat, lng, rent_min, rent_max, currency, rent_usd, rent_per_sqft, rent_per_sqm, beds, baths, sqft_min, sqft_max, property_type, furnished, available, units_available, granularity, image, images, description, amenities, first_seen_at, last_seen_at, scraped_at (see the Output tab).

SUUMO scraper input (filters)

Field	What it does
city	City name, partial match
minRent / maxRent	Monthly rent range (local currency)
minBeds / maxBeds	Bedroom range
availableNow	Only listings available now
newSinceDays	Delta feed: only listings first seen in the last N days
freshDays	Exclude listings scraped more than N days ago (0 = everything)
sort	best (default), newest, oldest, cheapest, rent_desc
maxItems	1–5,000 results per run; you pay per returned row

Use the SUUMO API from code

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/housingfeed~suumo-scraper/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=YOUR_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "minBeds": 2, "maxItems": 200 }'

Add ?format=csv (or xlsx, xml) to the dataset URL to export.

New listings this week (schedule daily):

{ "newSinceDays": 7, "maxItems": 1000 }

2+ bedrooms under 2,000:

{ "minBeds": 2, "maxRent": 2000, "maxItems": 500 }

Other HousingFeed rental scrapers (same schema, same database)

• Zumper Scraper — the US
• AppFolio Scraper — the US
• Buildium Scraper — the US
• HotPads Scraper — the US
• Rightmove Scraper — the UK
• OnTheMarket Scraper — the UK
• Immoweb Scraper — Belgium
• Otodom Scraper — Poland
• HousingAnywhere Scraper — Europe
• Rently Scraper — the US
• ShowMojo Scraper — the US

Need more than SUUMO?

The Rental Listings Database API returns SUUMO plus 70+ other sources — property-management platforms (AppFolio, Buildium, Avail, RentCafe, Entrata, RealPage), US portals (Zumper, Apartments.com, Zillow rentals, HotPads rooms) and 20+ international portals — in this same schema, with bounding-box search. Bulk exports, custom sources and refresh cadences: hello@housingfeed.com.

FAQ

Is it legal? It returns publicly listed rental data that owners publish to be seen. Review the source's terms and your own use case.

How fresh is it? See the coverage line at the top; it is regenerated from the database at every release. Need a specific cadence or a change-history feed? Get in touch.

Do you remove delisted units? Yes — units that disappear from the source are swept and excluded from every result.

Export formats? JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or the API.