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Let's live on the Toei Oedo Line! Introducing the areas you want to live in and recommended stations

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Basic information on the Toei Oedo Line

Toei Oedo Line route information

congestion during rush hour	157%	Satisfaction level ★★★☆☆
First train time	Hikarigaoka Station: 5:00/Tochomae Station: 5:03	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Last train time	Hikarigaoka Station: 0:35/Tochomae Station: 0:48	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Number of rush hours	Hikarigaoka Station: 1 train every 3 minutes Tochomae Station: 1 train every 3 to 4 minutes	Satisfaction level ★★★★★

*For weekday schedules

Characteristics of the Toei Oedo Line

Toei Oedo Line provides convenient access to major office areas

The Toei Oedo Line covers the stations closest to major business districts, including Shinjuku West Exit and Roppongi.

It is a circular route that goes around Otemachi, making it convenient for accessing other areas in the city.

Many people working in the city center use the Toei Oedo Line.

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The Toei Oedo Line is highly safe.

Toei Oedo Line has installed platform doors at all stations to prevent passengers from falling onto the platform or coming into contact with trains.

Even when the station platform is crowded, the risk of injury is low.

This route is safe for both children and the elderly to use.

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Top 5 towns to live in on the Toei Oedo Line

1st place Nerima

Among the many towns on the Toei Oedo Line, Nerima is the one I would most like to live in!

In addition to the Toei Oedo Line, Nerima Station also serves the Seibu Ikebukuro Line and the Seibu Yurakucho Line.

In addition to being able to access Shinjuku without changing trains on the Toei Oedo Line, it is also easy to access Ikebukuro and Yurakucho.

In terms of living, Nerima Ward Office is conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from the station.

In addition, ``Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter'' is scheduled to open in 2023 on the site of the lush Toshimaen.

Nerima is convenient for both transportation and living.

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2nd place Higashi Nakano

2nd place is Higashi Nakano!

Higashi Nakano is an area located in the easternmost part of Nakano Ward.

The area around the station is dotted with lively shopping streets, and there are also many large commercial facilities such as AtreVy Higashinakano.

Also, while the area in front of the station is busy, a quiet residential area spreads out a little further away from the station.

In terms of security, the crime rate is extremely low, making it safe even for women living alone.

Despite its high level of convenience, it is an attractive town where you can live a quiet life.

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3rd place Monzennakacho

Monzennakacho is a traditional downtown area that is also affectionately known as "Monzennaka."

In particular, ``Fukagawa Nakamachi Dori Shopping Street'' is a shopping street that has been going on since the Showa era, and has a true downtown atmosphere.

Although it is located in a downtown area, it has excellent access to the city center, with Roppongi in about 17 minutes and Shinjuku in about 24 minutes.

You can also use the Tozai Line from Monzen-Nakacho Station, making it easy to access the Chiba and Otemachi areas.

This town is recommended for people who want to live in a downtown area, but don't want to compromise on easy access to the city center.

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4th place Kiyosumi Shirakawa

Kiyosumi-Shirakawa is dotted with art facilities such as the Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art, and is also known as the "city of art."

There are many temples and gardens, and the entire city has a calm and quiet atmosphere.

The residential area is dotted with many properties for both single people and families, and there are many housing options.

In terms of transportation, there is no problem since the Hanzomon Line is also connected to the Toei Shinjuku Line.

This town is perfect for people who want to live in a calm atmosphere while commuting to work or school in the city center.

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No. 5 Hikarigaoka

Hikarigaoka Station is the starting station on the Toei Oedo Line.

During peak hours, the Toei Oedo Line tends to be crowded with people heading toward Shinjuku, but if you use it from Hikarigaoka Station, you can commute to work or school while sitting.

As for the ease of living, there are commercial facilities such as LIVIN and AEON, so there is no problem.

If you commute to work or school in the Shinjuku area, but the crowded trains are a pain, please consider living in Hikarigaoka.

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Staff chooses! Best 5 recommended stations

1st place Shinjuku Station

The number one recommended station is Shinjuku, a terminal station in the city center that everyone knows!

The abundance of entertainment facilities such as movie theaters and shopping malls is among the best in Tokyo, so you can kill time even if you stay all day.

The east exit area is densely packed with commercial facilities and restaurants, while the west exit area is an office district where many companies have their bases.

It is a large station that truly represents Japan, with many different faces.

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2nd place Roppongi Station

2nd place goes to Roppongi, which is also known as a celebrity town!

Some people may find it difficult to visit this area because of its celebrity image, but there are many delicious restaurants and stylish cafes, and it is actually a perfect area for a date or a walk.

In particular, Roppongi Hills, the symbol of Roppongi, is home to a variety of facilities, including art museums and movie theaters, so you can spend the whole day there.

If you are having trouble finding a place to play in Tokyo, this is an area you should definitely visit.

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3rd place Yoyogi Station

Yoyogi Station is a station that serves four lines: the Toei Oedo Line, the Yamanote Line, the Chuo Main Line, and the Sobu Main Line.

It is located just one train stop from Shinjuku, and is close to the city center.

Yoyogi Park and Meiji Shrine are within walking distance from the station, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll.

This is the area you want to visit when you want to spend a relaxing holiday.

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No. 4 Ueno Okachimachi Station

Ueno-Okachimachi Station is a station located a few minutes walk from Ueno Station.

The Ueno area is famous for tourist spots such as Ueno Zoo and Tokyo National Museum, but it can also be accessed on foot from Ueno-Okachimachi Station.

Areas such as Akihabara and Ochanomizu are also within walking distance.

The appeal of this area is that you can access various areas on foot from the station.

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No. 5 Ryogoku Station

Ryogoku Station is also known as a sacred place for sumo wrestling.

Ryogoku Kokugikan, which can be said to be a symbol of both countries, is used not only for sumo but also for other sports competitions and music concerts.

In addition to Ryogoku Kokugikan, there are plenty of tourist spots such as Ryogoku Edo NOREN, where you can enjoy the history and gourmet food of Ryogoku, and Edo-Tokyo Museum, where you can experience the culture of the Edo period.

If you want to experience Edo culture, this is a must-visit area.