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What is the appeal of the Hanzomon Line? Introducing areas you want to live in and recommended stations

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Basic information on the Hanzomon Line

Hanzomon Line route information

congestion during rush hour	173%	Satisfaction level ★★☆☆☆
First train time	Shibuya Station: 5:15/Oshiage Station: 5:06	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Last train time	Shibuya Station: 0:15/Oshiage Station: 0:18	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Number of rush hours	Shibuya Station: 1 train every 2-3 minutes Oshiage Station: 1 train every 3-4 minutes	Satisfaction level ★★★★★

*For weekday schedules

Characteristics of the Hanzomon Line

The Hanzomon Line is convenient for traveling to various parts of Tokyo.

The Hanzomon Line is a Tokyo Metro line that connects Shibuya and Oshiage.

There are many office and school areas along the line, and it is often used for commuting to work and school.

Also, since it includes terminal stations such as Shibuya Station and Otemachi Station, it is easy to access various parts of Tokyo from the Hanzomon Line.

If you live on the Hanzomon Line, you won't have any inconvenience in terms of transportation.

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There are many places to go out on the Hanzomon Line.

The Hanzomon Line is dotted with many of Tokyo's most representative sightseeing spots, such as Shibuya and Omotesando.

Historical spots such as Suitengu Shrine and Kiyosumi Garden are also popular along the line.

Additionally, in 2012, Tokyo Skytree opened in front of Oshiage Station, and the number of tourists using the Hanzomon Line increased.

If you live on the Hanzomon Line, you won't have any trouble finding spots to go out on holidays.

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New rolling stock is scheduled to be introduced on the Hanzomon Line in 2021

A new model, the 18000 series, is scheduled to be introduced on the Hanzomon Line in 2021.

The vehicle will be transformed into a vehicle that is easier to use, with features such as enhanced in-car air conditioning and wider seats.

Safety has also been improved by installing more security cameras and strengthening cyber security.

This is a route that we can expect to see further development in the future.

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Top 5 towns to live in on the Hanzomon Line

1st place Oshiage

Number one is Oshiage Station, which is also known as the closest station to Tokyo Skytree.

After Tokyo Skytree opened in 2012, it has become established as a tourist destination, but it was originally a downtown area that still retains the vestiges of the Showa era.

A short walk from the station will take you to a quiet residential area.

There is also a supermarket that is open 24 hours a day, making life very convenient.

Above all, it's wonderful to be able to spend time looking at the Sky Tree every day.

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2nd place Kinshicho

In second place is Kinshicho, which is well established as a downtown area!

Until a few years ago, it was pointed out that the city was insecure, but in recent years, thanks to the efforts of the local government, it has been reborn as a town that is comfortable for everyone to live in.

The area around the station is crowded with many restaurants, but if you move a little further from the station, you will find a relatively quiet residential area.

It's convenient to be able to eat around the station after work or school.

It is a town that is attractive for its convenience that can only be found in a downtown area.

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3rd place Kiyosumi Shirakawa

Kiyosumi Shirakawa is a culturally rich area known for its Kiyosumi Garden.

In recent years, museums and stylish cafes have opened one after another, and the town is transforming into a town that blends Edo and modern times.

On the other hand, it is also very comfortable to live in, and the convenience of having many supermarkets and restaurants dotted around the station is a plus.

The appeal is that you can live conveniently while enjoying the unique atmosphere.

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4th place Sumiyoshi

Sumiyoshi is a residential area where many people live alone or with families.

It is characterized by the fact that there is no downtown area and the entire town is quiet.

The crime rate is extremely low and the public safety is good.

On the other hand, there are all the facilities you need for daily life, such as supermarkets and pharmacies, around the station, so you won't have any inconveniences in your daily life.

This town is recommended for people who want to live a quiet and relaxing life.

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No. 5 Suitengumae

Suitengumae is also known as a business district.

Although it is visited by many businessmen, it is also a quiet residential area, making it a comfortable place to live.

In addition to many restaurants targeting businessmen, there are also many traditional shops dotted around the area.

There is also Suitengu Shrine, which is the origin of the station's name, right next to the station, so you can enjoy a walk around it on your days off.

It is a town that retains its old-fashioned charm while still offering a convenient lifestyle.

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Staff chooses! Best 5 recommended stations

No. 1 Shibuya Station

1st place is Shibuya Station!

Number one is Shibuya Station, which is visited by many people regardless of age!

The area around Shibuya Station is in the midst of large-scale redevelopment, and new commercial facilities are opening one after another.

In addition, the station premises are being renovated and the promenade has been improved, and the area is likely to develop into an even more attractive area in the future.

There are also a large number of entertainment facilities and restaurants, so you can kill time even if you stay all day.

When it comes to places to go out on the Hanzomon Line, this is the area that comes to mind first.

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2nd place Omotesando Station

2nd place is Omotesando Station!

The main street leading from the station is lined with Omotesando Hills and famous brand shops, and is known as one of Japan's leading shopping streets.

On the other hand, there are many general stores and stylish cafes, making it an area that is popular among the younger generation.

Harajuku and Yoyogi Park are also within walking distance, so it's a great place to visit on a holiday date.

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3rd place Otemachi Station

Otemachi Station is a terminal station on five subway lines, including the Hanzomon Line.

Many people probably use it to transfer to work or school.

It is also connected to Tokyo Station via an underground passage, so you can move around without getting wet even on rainy days.

It is a station that serves as a base for accessing various areas in Tokyo.

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No. 4 Jimbocho Station

Jimbocho is home to many famous publishers and used bookstores, and is also known as the ``town of books.''

This is a town that is loved by people who love reading, as you can often find geeky books that are not available at regular bookstores.

On the other hand, there are plenty of restaurants, and it is also famous for having a concentration of restaurants ranked high on review sites.

It's an area you'll want to visit on a holiday.

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No. 5 Nagatacho Station

Nagatacho is also known for being home to the National Diet Building.

It is possible to tour the inside of the National Diet Building, and it is also a popular spot for school trips and social studies field trips.

There are many other attractions such as Hie Shrine and the National Theater.

Hibiya Park is also within walking distance, so you can spend some relaxing time there.

Come visit when you want to have a grown-up holiday.