Ikebukuro
Along with Shinjuku and Shibuya, Ikebukuro is one of the busiest terminal stations in Tokyo. It is also a city where many people come from the Saitama area, and it is full of life both day and night .
A beloved landmark, Sunshine 60 was the tallest skyscraper in Asia when completed. On the lower floor of the same building is a complex called Sunshine City , which also includes an aquarium, which is rare in the city center.
There is also an art theater within walking distance from the station, making it a cultural hub.
Ikebukuro Station has over 2.5 million passengers, making it the third largest station in Japan. It is also the starting station for major private railways , Tobu Railway and Seibu Railway, and limited express trains depart from and arrive at tourist destinations such as Chichibu and Nikko.
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Many universities are located in the surrounding area, and many students move into shared houses. This city is recommended for those who are thinking of making their long-awaited university debut or want to see a different city than Shibuya or Shinjuku.