Naka-Meguro, Yutenji and nearby areas are home to a number of actors, musicians and so forth (Exile, Johnny's Entertainment boy (some not so boyish these days) bands, members of Southern All Stars and YMO, etc.). Yoyogi, Shoto, and other more upscale residential areas of Shibuya are also popular.

In Tokyo, celebrities and the ultra-wealthy typically congregate in a few elite neighborhoods in the Minato and Shibuya wards, known for their privacy, luxury high-rises, and "global" atmosphere. Azabu-Juban and Minami-Azabu are the top choices, home to many embassies and secluded luxury apartment complexes like "Roppongi Hills Residences." This area is favored by both Japanese celebrities and wealthy expats for its stylish cafes and high-end international supermarkets. Daikanyama, often called the "Brooklyn of Tokyo," is another hotspot for creative types, actors, and fashion icons who prefer its low-rise, boutique-heavy, and "village-like" feel. For older, traditional "old money" wealth (including politicians and business magnates), Denenchofu in Ota Ward is the go-to, famous for its fan-shaped street layout and sprawling gated estates. In 2026, Toranomon has also emerged as a celebrity favorite due to the opening of ultra-luxury branded residences like the Aman Residences, Tokyo, which offer unprecedented levels of security and service in the heart of the city's newest business and culture hub.