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Keikyu Main Line is convenient for going out! Introducing the area you want to live in

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Basic information on the Keikyu Main Line

Keikyu Main Line route information

congestion during rush hour	149%	Satisfaction level ★★★☆☆
First train time	Sengakuji Station: 5:23/Uraga Station: 4:59	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Last train time	Sengakuji Station: 0:20/Uraga Station: 0:07	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Number of rush hours	Sengakuji Station: 1 train every 4-6 minutes Uraga Station: 1 train every 10 minutes	Satisfaction level ★★★☆☆

*For weekday schedules

Characteristics of the Tobu Tojo Line

Keikyu Main Line is convenient for transportation

The Keikyu Main Line is a line of Keikyu Corporation that connects Uraga Station to Sengakuji Station.

Since it includes Shinagawa Station, you can access all parts of Tokyo.

Also, if you transfer to the Airport Line, you can arrive at Haneda Airport smoothly.

If you live on the Keikyu Main Line, you won't have to worry about commuting to work or school, or going out on holidays.

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The Keikyu Main Line is easily accessible from the Kanagawa area to the city center.

The Keikyu Main Line provides smooth access from the Kanagawa area to Shinagawa Station, so it is used by many Kanagawa residents commuting to work or school in Tokyo.

Traveling is even more comfortable if you use the express train.

Even though you work and go to school in Tokyo, one option is to live in the Kanagawa area, where the rent is cheaper.

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There are many spots to go out on holidays on the Keikyu Main Line.

On the Keikyu Main Line, in addition to standard outing spots such as Yokohama, there are also tourist spots such as Uraga and Yokosuka.

The appeal is that you can access all of these popular spots without changing trains.

If you live on the Keikyu Main Line, you won't have to worry about where to go on holidays.

Quote: https://travel.rakuten.co.jp/mytrip/ranking/spot-yokohama/

Ranking of the best 5 towns to live on the Keikyu Main Line

1st place Keikyu Kawasaki

Keikyu Kawasaki is ranked number one in the ranking of prosperous towns to live in!

The area around Keikyu Kawasaki Station has been redeveloped over the years, and is full of commercial and entertainment facilities.

Lazona Kawasaki, which is located near the station, is especially well stocked with everything you need for daily life, from daily necessities to clothing.

In terms of transportation, you can also use JR Kawasaki Station, which is connected to the Shinkansen, so it is very convenient.

This is the perfect area for people who want to live a convenient life.

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2nd place Keikyu Kamata

2nd place is Keikyu Kamata!

The area around Keikyu Kamata Station has many station buildings and supermarkets, making it a very convenient place to live.

There are many restaurants, so you won't have any trouble finding a place to eat out.

Limited express trains also stop at Keikyu Kamata Station.

In addition, if you walk to JR Kamata Station, you can also use the Keihin Tohoku Line or Tamagawa Line, so you can access all areas in Tokyo.

This area is convenient for people commuting to work or school in either Yokohama or Tokyo.

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3rd place Keikyu Tsurumi

The area around Keikyu Tsurumi Station has been redeveloped and is now lined with a variety of shops.

There is also a station building, so it is convenient for shopping on your way home from work or school.

Another great feature is that there is a supermarket that is open until late at night.

Rent prices are relatively low considering its proximity to areas such as Yokohama and Kawasaki.

It is attractive that there is a wide range of property options, making it easy for anyone to live.

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No. 4 Gumyoji Temple

The area surrounding Gumyoji Station is a quiet residential area, which is characterized by its typical people-like atmosphere.

In front of the station is a large shopping street called Gumyoji Shopping Street, which is lined with supermarkets, drug stores, and a variety of individual shops.

It seems like you won't have any inconvenience during your everyday shopping.

Although there is a weakness that there are few entertainment facilities, it is not a problem as you can access Yokohama in about 10 minutes.

Recommended for people who want to live slowly in a typical town.

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No. 5 Umeyashiki

Umeyashiki is an area located in Ota Ward, Tokyo.

Although it is located within 10 minutes from Shinagawa Station, it is popular because you can find properties for single people starting from 70,000 yen.

If you go to Shinagawa Station, you can access all parts of Tokyo, making it convenient for commuting to work or school.

In terms of living, there are plenty of shopping streets near the station, so there will be no inconvenience.

Rent prices are lower than surrounding areas, making it a little-known area.

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Citation: https://www.homes.co.jp/archive/b-11598626/

Staff chooses! Best 5 recommended stations

1st place Yokohama Station

1st place is Yokohama Station!

The area around Yokohama Station is very prosperous and has a wide range of facilities, from shopping malls to entertainment facilities.

You can enjoy your holidays just around Yokohama Station without having to go all the way to Tokyo.

It is also close to Minato Mirai, which is famous for its night view, and you can enjoy the night view from restaurants around Yokohama Station.

Whether you're visiting for a date or sightseeing, it's a highly satisfying area.

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2nd place Shinagawa Station

2nd place is Shinagawa Station!

Shinagawa Station is served not only by the Keikyu Main Line, but also by the Yamanote Line, Keihin Tohoku Line, and Tokaido Line.

You can also use the Shinkansen, making it convenient for accessing local areas.

Although it is a terminal station, the station is not as large as Tokyo Station, so transferring is easy.

If you become a Keikyu Main Line user, you will have more opportunities to move around using Shinagawa Station as your base.

Quote: https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinagawa Station

3rd place Uraga Station

Uraga is a familiar area as the place where black ships visited.

The history of the black ships' arrival is still preserved, including the remains of the ship's post and a monument inviting the souls of Uraga Magistrate Saburosuke Nakajima.

There is also a sidewalk adjacent to the sea, so it's perfect for a short walk.

Let's enjoy a walk while feeling the history.

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4th place Yokosuka Chuo Station

Yokosuka Chuo Station is a station that is positioned as the gateway to Yokosuka.

Speaking of Yokosuka, a tour of the military port is a standard sightseeing route, and you can take a ferry to see the huge Aegis warship and the Antarctic research ship.

There are also plenty of other attractions to see, such as Mikasa Park, where the battleship Mikasa is preserved, and Kannonzaki Park, Japan's oldest Western-style lighthouse.

It's also a perfect place to go on a holiday.

Quote: https://travel.rakuten.co.jp/mytrip/ranking/spot-yokosuka/

No. 5 Heiwajima Station

Although Heiwajima is not very well-established as a place to go out, there is actually a large complex called ``BIG FUN Heiwajima''.

The facility has all sorts of facilities, including a movie theater, game center, karaoke, and hot springs, so you can spend an entire day here.

There is also a Don Quijote and a business supermarket, so it is convenient for shopping.

If you don't want to go to the city center, it's a good idea to spend a holiday on Heiwajima.