Basic information on the Denentoshi Line
Denentoshi Line route information
| congestion during rush hour | 185% | Satisfaction level ★★☆☆☆ |
| First train time | From Shibuya: 5:05/From Chuorinkan: 5:04 | Satisfaction level ★★★★☆ |
| Last train time | From Shibuya: 0:42/From Chuorinkan: 0:52 | Satisfaction level ★★★★☆ |
| Number of rush hours | From Shibuya: 1 train every 2-4 minutes From Chuorinkan: 1 train every 4-6 minutes | Satisfaction level ★★★★☆ |
*For weekday schedules
Characteristics of the Denentoshi Line
Denentoshi Line has good access to the city center
The Denentoshi Line is a Tokyu Corporation line that connects Chuorinkan Station in Kanagawa Prefecture to Shibuya Station in Tokyo.
It takes about 38 minutes from Chuo-Rinkan Station to Shibuya Station, which is a short time considering the distance.
Speaking of Shibuya Station, it is a hub station in the city center, serving major lines such as the Yamanote Line, Ginza Line, and Fukutoshin Line.
Since you can access various areas from Shibuya Station, many people use the Den-en-toshi Line to access central Tokyo from Kanagawa.
This line is also convenient for commuting to schools and companies located in the city center.
Quote: https://denentoshi-sen.com
There are many livable areas on the Denentoshi Line.
The Denentoshi Line has convenient access to the city center, but there are actually many areas along the line that are comfortable to live in.
The best part is that there are many attractive and convenient areas to live in, such as the area around Futakotamagawa Station, which has undergone redevelopment, and the area around Tama-Plaza Station, which is full of commercial facilities.
Rent prices are relatively low if you choose an area closer to Kanagawa, and a wide range of households live in areas on the Den-en-toshi Line.
The Den-en-toshi Line is also focusing on town revitalization projects.
Tokyu Corporation, which operates the Den-en-toshi Line, is working with the government and local residents to revitalize the towns along the line.
Representative projects include the ``SHIBUYA+FUN PROJECT,'' which aims to make Shibuya the best city in the world, and the ``Next Generation Suburban Urban Development'' to make Tama Plaza a more livable city.
We are also focusing on solving the problems faced by each area, and the towns along the Den-en-toshi Line are expected to become even more livable in the future.
Quote: https://shibuyaplusfun.com/future/index.html
Quote: http://jisedaikogai.jp
Top 5 towns to live in on the Den-en Toshi Line
No. 1 Tama Plaza
The Den-en-toshi Line has many attractive stations, but the one I especially want to live in is around Tama-Plaza Station!
The redevelopment project ``Next Generation Suburban Urban Development'' has improved the ease of living year by year.
Although the area around Tama-Plaza Station is crowded with commercial facilities and downtown areas, it is never too crowded, creating a stylish and elegant atmosphere.
In addition, one of the attractions of the Tama-Plaza Station area is that there is a fair amount of greenery throughout the city.
It takes about 20 minutes by express train to Shibuya Station, and has good access to the city center.
This is an attractive area for both convenience and atmosphere.
2nd place Aobadai
The second place in the ranking of the best places to live is Aobadai, which is a reasonable distance from the city center, taking about 27 minutes by limited express to Shibuya Station.
Rent prices are relatively low along the Den-en-toshi Line, making it an economically convenient area to live in.
The whole town is beautiful and has a calm atmosphere.
There are large commercial facilities adjacent to the station, so there are no inconveniences in daily life.
This area is also recommended for people who commute to work or school in the city center.
Quote: https://www.town-premium.com/blogs/5/entry/35
Quote: http://tokyo-cocokara-hiroshishinakajima.hatenablog.com/entry/2016/04/03/083000
3rd place Mizonokuchi
In addition to the Denentoshi Line, the Nambu Line and the Oimachi Line stop at Mizonokuchi Station.
It is an area with excellent transportation, allowing access not only to Shibuya but also to Tachikawa and Oimachi.
Although there are large commercial facilities around the station, the old-fashioned shopping street still remains vibrant and offers great convenience for daily life.
Recommended for both families and single people.
4th place Saginuma
Saginuma is a convenient commuter town located approximately 19 minutes from Shibuya Station.
It is characterized by the fact that there are no large commercial facilities or downtown areas, and it is a quiet residential area.
It is relatively quiet at night and the area is safe.
It's perfect for people who want to live a quiet life and women who are concerned about public safety.
No. 5 Chuorinkan
Chuorinkan Station is also the starting station on the Denentoshi Line.
Although it is a little far from Shibuya Station, taking about 38 minutes, the main attraction is that it is easy to secure a seat on the train since it is the starting station.
The Den-en-toshi Line tends to be crowded during rush hours, but you can commute to the city center comfortably.
There is no problem with the convenience of living as there is a large commercial facility adjacent to the station.
Rent prices are low, and it's a little-known area on the Den-en-toshi Line.
Staff chooses! Best 5 recommended stations
No. 1 Shibuya Station
The most famous station on the Denentoshi Line is Shibuya Station!
There are many commercial facilities and restaurants, making it a city you can enjoy even if you stay all day.
Shibuya Station is currently in the midst of redevelopment, with various complexes opening one after another, including Shibuya Hikarie.
It's a city that I hope will continue to develop in the future!
2nd place Sangenjaya Station
Although it is located in the city center, the area around Sangenjaya Station retains the retro atmosphere of the Showa era.
There are many old-fashioned restaurants, and you can enjoy just walking around and looking around.
I also often hear rumors that celebrities and celebrities live around Sangenjaya Station.
This area is attractive for its unpretentious fashion and old-fashioned atmosphere.
3rd place Futakotamagawa Station
Futakotamagawa is a famous area for celebrities, but if you are far from the station, there are many properties where you can live at affordable rents.
Since the large-scale commercial facility "Futakotamagawa Rise" was built as part of regional redevelopment, the area has become increasingly popular with families.
While the area in front of the station is full of commercial facilities, it is also within walking distance to the Tama River riverbed, so you can enjoy both the city and nature atmosphere.
No. 4 Komazawa University Station
Komazawa Daigaku Station is also famous for its name derived from the nearby Komazawa University.
Because it is close to the university, there are many good-value restaurants for students, making it a very convenient city to live in.
Komazawa Olympic Park, located a 15-minute walk from the station, also hosts many gourmet festivals and sporting events.
We also recommend visiting the park on the weekend and enjoying sports such as running!
5th place Sakurashinmachi Station
Sakurashinmachi is also known as the place where the national anime ``Sazae-san'' is based.
Illustrations of the Sazae family are everywhere, and just walking around will make you feel warm.
In addition, at Sazae-san's official cafe "Lien de SAZAESA," you can enjoy a variety of original menus with Sazae-san as a motif.
If you are a Sazae-san fan, this is a city you should visit at least once!
Quote: https://youpouch.com/2014/05/16/195997/
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