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[Information guide around Daitabashi Station] Introducing information useful for finding a room

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In a nutshell

There is a quiet residential area surrounding Daitabashi Station.

The disadvantage is that there are no entertainment facilities and there are only a few supermarkets and restaurants, but the fact that you can get to Shinjuku in about 7 minutes is a major attraction.

Rent prices are low compared to surrounding areas, making it an easy place to live for people who commute to work or school in the Shinjuku area.

Ease of living in Daitabashi

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

convenience	★★★☆☆
access	★★★★☆
Public order	★★★★★
rent	★★★★☆
Number of restaurants	★★★☆☆

Routes that can be used

The Keio Line runs into Daitabashi Station.

There are also trains running directly on the Toei Shinjuku Line in the morning and after evening.

Routes that can be used

Keio line

First train/last train *For weekday schedules

Keio Line Shinjuku direction 4:43/0:25

Keio Line Keio Hachioji/Hashimoto/Takaosanguchi 5:03/0:48

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Time required to major stations

The great appeal of Daitabashi Station is that you can get to Shinjuku Station in less than 10 minutes without changing trains.

Transportation is extremely convenient as you can easily access central Tokyo areas such as Shibuya and Ikebukuro.

Station name	Time required	Number of transfers
To Shinjuku station	Approximately 7 minutes	0 times
To Shibuya Station	Approximately 13 minutes	Once
To Ikebukuro station	Approximately 23 minutes	Once
To Shinagawa station	Approximately 34 minutes	Once
To Tokyo station	Approximately 27 minutes	Once

Last train from major stations

Trains run from major stations to Daitabashi Station until after midnight.

Especially from Shinjuku Station, the last train leaves after midnight, so you don't have to worry if you get home late.

Station name	weekdays	Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays
Get on from Shinjuku Station	0:41	0:41
Get on from Shibuya Station	0:21	0:21
Take the train from Ikebukuro Station	0:17	0:11
Get on from Shinagawa Station	0:08	0:08
Get on from Tokyo Station	0:05	0:05

bus

"Toei Bus" and "Keio Bus" are available from Daitabashi Station.

If you actively use buses as well as trains, you will have more options for where to go.

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Available buses: Toei Bus, Keio Bus

To Sasazuka Station…4 minutes

To Hatagaya Station…8 minutes

To Yoyogi-Hachiman Station…20 minutes

To Shibuya Station…36 minutes

To Asagaya Station…26 minutes

Rent market price

Rent prices around Daitabashi Station are quite low compared to the entire Setagaya Ward.

Considering the accessibility to the Shinjuku area, it can be said to be a very advantageous area.

Daitabashi station market price 1R	Setagaya market price 1R	XROSS HOUSE share-house
73,800 yen	84,800 yen	43,800 yen

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Supermarket information around the station

There are three supermarkets within a 10-minute walk from Daitabashi Station.

There aren't that many supermarkets, so it's a good idea to check the location before you move.

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Store name	business hours	Time from station (walking)
Oasis Daitabashi store	10:00-20:00	Approximately 1 minute
Keio Store Daitabashi Store	10:00-23:00	Approximately 2 minutes
Gyomu Super Sasazuka Store	9:00-21:00	Approximately 8 minutes

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Restaurant information around the station

Restaurants are concentrated around Daitabashi Station.

There are fewer family-friendly stores, and I get the impression that there are more set-up restaurants and izakayas that are easy for a single person to enter.

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Amusement and leisure information around the station

Unfortunately, there are no entertainment facilities around Daitabashi Station.

If you want to kill time, it would be a good idea to take the train to the Shinjuku area.

History of Daitabashi

Daitabashi Station opened in 1913 and has a history of over 100 years.

Since many Okinawan scholars moved to the area, it became established as a place with connections to Okinawa.

It is also characterized by a shopping street called ``Okinawa Town'' and a scattering of Okinawan-themed restaurants.

Although no major redevelopment has taken place around the station, there is still a steady stream of people moving to the area due to its easy access to the Shinjuku area.