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In a nutshell

Aoi Station is a station along the Tsukuba Express line.

There are many parks scattered around the station and a quiet residential area.

Although there are no large commercial facilities or downtown areas in the surrounding area, the rent is low compared to the area in Tokyo, and if you have a school or workplace along the Tsukuba Express line, it will be a comfortable place to live.

Aoi's ease of living

We will introduce information about the area around Aoi Station, available lines, ease of living, etc.

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Routes that can be used

The Tsukuba Express runs into Aoi Station.

This will be especially convenient for people whose workplaces or schools are along the Tsukuba Express line.

Routes that can be used

Tsukuba Express

First train/last train *For weekday schedules

Tsukuba Express Akihabara direction 5:09/0:06

Tsukuba Express Tsukuba direction 5:22/0:21

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Time required to major stations

It takes more than 30 minutes from Aoi Station to major stations in Tokyo.

It's not an inconvenience if you just go out once in a while, but it may seem a little far if you commute every day.

Station name	Time required	Number of transfers
To Shinjuku station	Approximately 42 minutes	Once
To Shibuya Station	Approximately 50 minutes	Twice
To Ikebukuro station	Approximately 36 minutes	Twice
To Shinagawa station	Approximately 40 minutes	Once
To Tokyo station	Approximately 30 minutes	Once

Last train from major stations

There are no trains running from the main station to Aoi Station after midnight.

If you will be returning late, be sure to pay attention to the train schedule.

Station name	weekdays	Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays
Get on from Shinjuku Station	23:37	23:37
Get on from Shibuya Station	23:29	23:27
Take the train from Ikebukuro Station	23:43	23:43
Get on from Shinagawa Station	23:34	23:34
Get on from Tokyo Station	23:37	23:37

bus

You can use the Adachi City Community Bus from Aoi Station.

When using the Chiyoda Line, you also have the option of taking a bus to Ayase Station.

There is only one train line, so make sure to take advantage of the buses as well.

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Available buses: Adachi City Community Bus

To Nishiarai Station…19 minutes

To Ayase Station…8 minutes

To Kameari Station…25 minutes

Rent market price

Rent prices around Aoi Station are quite low even within Adachi Ward.

You can find properties in the 50,000 yen range in 1R , so it will be easy for people who have a workplace or school along the Tsukuba Express line to relocate.

Aoi station market price 1R	Adachi Ward market price 1R	XROSS HOUSE share-house
54,400 yen	62,700 yen	27,400 yen

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Supermarket information around the station

Although there are not many supermarkets around Aoi Station, it is convenient that there are two stores that are open 24 hours a day.

You don't have to worry about going shopping even if you get home late.

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Store name	business hours	Time from station (walking)
Big A Aoi store	Open 24 hours	Approximately 7 minutes
Seiyu Aoi Station	Open 24 hours	Approximately 7 minutes
Akore Aoi 5-chome store	8:00-0:00	Approximately 7 minutes
My Basket Hiromichi Adachi store	10:00-23:00	Approximately 11 minutes

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Restaurant information around the station

There are not many chain restaurants around Aoi Station, just a few cafes and ramen shops.

There is no problem if you only eat out once in a while, but most of the time you will be cooking for yourself.

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Amusement and leisure information around the station

Unfortunately, there are no entertainment facilities around Aoi Station.

On holidays, we recommend using the Tsukuba Express to go to areas such as Akihabara.

Aoi's history

The current area called "Aoi" was established in 1966.

The station opened in 2005, the same year as the Tsukuba Express.

In 2006, a project aimed at making the city a ``Rose Town'' began, and the neighborhood association, Adachi Seiwa Shinkin Bank, and others are working together to increase the number of roses.

The Aoi Rose Festival is an annual event that still attracts many people.