Basic information on the Oimachi Line
The Tokyu Oimachi Line is a highly convenient line that runs from Oimachi Station to Mizonokuchi Station. It is especially popular as a convenient route for commuting to work or school, and is dotted with livable towns.
Below is a summary of basic information evaluated from a user's perspective.
Oimachi Line route information
Below is the route information for the Oimachi Line.
- Rush hour congestion
- It is a little crowded during the morning rush hour, but compared to other lines it is within tolerable limits. Measures to ease congestion are also being implemented.
- First departure time: Oimachi Station 4:59 / Mizonokuchi Station 5:07
- Since it operates early in the morning, it is easy to accommodate early morning commuters or transfers, and can flexibly accommodate various lifestyles.
- Last train: Oimachi Station 0:19 / Mizonokuchi Station 0:18
- The last train is late, so it's convenient for those who stay out late. It's also convenient for returning home from the city center, which is a big attraction.
- Number of trains during rush hour: Oimachi Station every 2-4 minutes / Mizonokuchi Station every 2-5 minutes
- Even during rush hour, the service runs every few minutes, meaning there is little waiting time and it is a comfortable ride.
*The above data is based on a weekday schedule.
Features of the Oimachi Line
The Tokyu Oimachi Line is a short-distance line stretching approximately 12km from Oimachi Station to Mizonokuchi Station, and is highly popular as an urban railway line convenient for commuting to work or school. The line is dotted with quiet residential areas such as Jiyugaoka, Nakanobu, and Ebaracho, and offers a good living environment.
It also has smooth connections with the Denentoshi Line and Toyoko Line, and has excellent access to the city center and suburbs. Another feature is that there are many trains, so you don't feel stressed even during morning and evening rush hours. Furthermore, the introduction of the paid seat reservation service "Q Seat" has improved comfort when commuting home. For those who want both a quiet environment and convenience, the Oimachi Line is a very well-balanced and easy-to-live-in line.
Here we will introduce three features of the Oimachi Line.
There are many livable areas along the Oimachi Line
There are many towns along the Tokyu Oimachi Line that offer quiet and peaceful living environments, making them popular with both single people and families.
For example, "Ebaracho" is a popular area with a traditional shopping street, and is attractive for its convenience. "Jiyugaoka" is a place where sophisticated streets and nature coexist, and is a popular choice for women living alone. There are also many other stations with good public safety and relatively reasonable rents, such as "Nakanobu" and "Togoshi Koen."
With good access to the city center, living along the Oimachi Line will be a very convenient choice for those who want to balance their work and personal life.
There are many trains on the Omachi Line.
One of the features of the Oimachi Line is the frequency of trains, with trains running as frequently as every two minutes, especially during morning and evening rush hours. This means that even if it's crowded, you can wait for the next train right away, allowing you to get to work or school with plenty of time to spare.
In addition, since trains depart every 5 to 10 minutes during the day, travel is smooth not only on weekdays but also on weekends. For those who value access to the city center, the fact that travel is less stressful is a major benefit.
The stable schedule, even during the morning hours when many people board the train, is a reassuring feature for those who use the train every day.
The Oimachi Line offers seat reservation services.
The Oimachi Line has a paid seat reservation service called "Q Seats" that can be used on trains that run after the evening on weekdays. Q Seats can be reserved for a flat fee of 400 yen, making them extremely convenient when you're tired after work or want to avoid crowds.
Reservations can be easily made from a smartphone or tablet, so it's great that you can easily secure a seat in advance. Although they are not available during the morning rush hour, the peace of mind of knowing you can get a seat and go home is a great convenience in daily life. For those who want to avoid crowds and travel in comfort, the Q Seats on the Oimachi Line are a big attraction.
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Top 5 places to live on the Oimachi Line
The Tokyu Oimachi Line is a popular and highly convenient line that runs from Oimachi Station to Mizonokuchi Station. Along the line, there are a variety of livable towns, from quiet residential areas to lively shopping streets, from areas popular with students to trendy areas lined with stylish cafes. In addition to its good access to the city center, it also has a good balance of public safety and convenience, making it popular with a wide range of people, from single people to families.
In this chapter, we will introduce a ranking of the "towns you want to live in" along the Oimachi Line. We have picked the top 5 stations based on points of livability, such as average rent, shopping environment, and good access. Please take a look at this as a reference for moving or choosing a home.
#1 Mizonokuchi
The number one place to live on the Oimachi Line is Mizonokuchi. As it is the starting station, there is a high chance of getting a seat during the morning commute, making for a comfortable commute.
The area around Mizonokuchi Station is also connected to the Denentoshi Line and JR Nambu Line, providing good access to the city center and suburbs. Another attractive feature is the relatively reasonable average rent, providing a wide range of options even for those with a limited budget. There are also many shopping facilities and restaurants, making it a very convenient place to live. This station offers a good balance of transportation, cost, and livability.
No. 2 Ebara Town
Coming in second is Ebaracho. The Ebaracho Shopping Street in front of the station is a lively, down-to-earth area that retains a warm, old-fashioned atmosphere. In addition to everyday shopping, there are many privately owned stores that hold limited-time sales, making it perfect for those who are thrifty. There are also many unique restaurants scattered around, making it a great place to enjoy eating out.
It is popular because it is close to the city center, has a quiet and comfortable environment, and keeps the cost of living low. It is recommended for people who want a relaxed and unpretentious lifestyle.
3rd place Nakanobu
Nakanobu is a popular residential area on the Oimachi Line, known for its safe and peaceful residential environment. There are plenty of supermarkets and drugstores around the station, making it convenient for daily shopping. As there is no large downtown area, it is quiet at night and you can live there with peace of mind, which is a major attraction.
It is also connected to the Toei Asakusa Line, providing easy access to Ginza and Asakusa. This area is perfect for those who want to avoid the hustle and bustle but don't want to compromise on transportation or lifestyle convenience.
4th place Ookayama
Ookayama is an academic town where the Tokyo Institute of Technology is located, and is an energetic area where many students and young people live. There are many reasonably priced restaurants around the station, making it perfect for a lifestyle that centers around eating out. Although there are not many supermarkets, the shopping district is bustling and it is not inconvenient for daily shopping.
In addition to the Oimachi Line, you can also use the Tokyu Meguro Line, making commuting to the city center a breeze. Recommended for those who want both cost and convenience.
No.5 Jiyugaoka
Jiyugaoka, a popular area along the Oimachi Line, is known as a sophisticated town lined with fashionable cafes and general stores. There is a quiet residential area around the station, and the area is safe and secure. The average rent is a little high, but there are many new and fully equipped properties, making it a comfortable living environment.
The area is perfect for shopping and strolling, making it a great place to spend your holidays.It is a perfect area for those who are on a budget and looking for a high-quality lifestyle.
Staff's pick! Top 5 recommended stations
Along the Oimachi Line, there are many attractive stations that are both easy to live in and convenient. Our real estate staff, who are familiar with the living environment and access conditions along the line, have carefully selected recommended stations that will make you feel like "it's good to live here."
We have ranked the top 5 cities based on a comprehensive assessment of not only shopping and transportation convenience, but also the natural environment and atmosphere of the city. We hope this will be useful in finding the ideal home that suits your lifestyle, whether you are living alone or with a family.
No.1 Oimachi Station
One of the most popular stations on the Oimachi Line is Oimachi Station, which is also the line's starting point.
The area around the station has been undergoing redevelopment in recent years, with large commercial facilities such as Atre and Ito Yokado lined up, making it a very convenient area for shopping and dining. On the other hand, if you go a little further from the station, you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with vestiges of the Showa era, downtown scenery and many privately run retro cafes.
Coexisting with urban convenience and a somewhat nostalgic and peaceful streetscape, it is an ideal place for a stroll on the weekends. It is an excellent location for both commuting and living, and is a station recommended for a wide range of generations.
#2 Togoshi Park Station
Togoshi Koen Station, which came in second place, is an area that is attractive for its rich natural surroundings and quiet residential environment.
Togoshi Park, from which the station name is derived, is a rare stroll-style Japanese garden in Tokyo, and is a soothing spot where you can enjoy the seasonal scenery of plum, cherry, and ginkgo trees. It is easily accessible, about a 5-minute walk from the station, so it's also nice that you can drop in casually.
There are also privately owned restaurants and shopping streets around the park, allowing you to live a life closely tied to the local community. This is the perfect area for those who want a peaceful life surrounded by nature.
No.3 Futako Tamagawa Station
Futako Tamagawa Station is one of the most popular areas along the Oimachi Line, offering a sophisticated lifestyle.
There are many large shopping malls, such as "Futako Tamagawa Rise" and "Takashimaya", which are directly connected to the station, making the area highly convenient, with everything from everyday shopping to weekend outings being available around the station.
Also, if you walk a little further, you will find the natural surroundings of the Tama River, where you can enjoy walking, running, picnics, etc. This station is recommended for those who value a comfortable living environment, as it is a perfect combination of urban functions and the natural environment.
No.4 Todoroki Station
Todoroki Station is known as the closest station to Todoroki Valley, the only valley within Tokyo's 23 wards.
The valley stretches for about 1km, with lush walking paths and babbling brooks, allowing you to enjoy nature to the fullest, almost forgetting you're in the city. The walking paths are well-maintained, making them easy for anyone to stroll through.
There are many relaxing cafes and restaurants in the area, making it the perfect place to take a break after enjoying nature. This is the perfect area for those who want to relax in a quiet environment.
5th place Futako Shinchi
The fifth-placed "Futako-Shinchi Station" is a hidden gem where you can enjoy nature and the outdoors. The "Tamagawa Green Barbecue Square" is a popular leisure area that is visited by many people during the summer, and is within walking distance of the station.
This place is perfect for families and friends, as you can enjoy barbecues without making a reservation. Compared to the commercial facilities in the neighboring Futako Tamagawa area, the rent is more reasonable, so it is also recommended for those looking for a home that prioritizes cost-effectiveness. If you want to enjoy life surrounded by nature, this is definitely a place to consider.
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Recommended properties along the Oimachi Line
The Oimachi Line is a popular area with good access to the city center and a well-balanced living environment. Its appeal is that it can accommodate a wide range of lifestyles, from quiet residential areas to towns lined with stylish cafes.
This time, we have picked out recommended properties along the Oimachi Line that offer good value for money, are conveniently located near the station, and are safe for first-time solo travelers. We will introduce a variety of options, including shared properties for women only and affordable one-room apartments in the fashionable town of Jiyugaoka. If you are considering moving or relocating, please use this as a reference.
Cross Ookayama 1 | A safe and comfortable property for women only
Cross Ookayama 1 is a shared rental property for women only, located a 3-minute walk from Ookayama Station on the Tokyu Oimachi Line and Meguro Line. Rent is around 53,000 to 53,500 yen. It is designed with an emphasis on a safe and secure living environment, and the common areas are cleaned and security is also in place.
There are many reasonably priced restaurants and shopping areas for students around the station, making it extremely convenient for daily life. Multiple train lines are available, so access to the city center is also good. This is a recommended property that reduces the anxiety of living alone while keeping costs down.
PAL Jiyugaoka 1 | One-room apartment near the station with rent in the 30,000 yen range
Located a 13-minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station, rent is around 42,000 to 50,000 yen. PAL Jiyugaoka 1 has good access to downtown Tokyo. This property is ideal for those who want to start living alone in the popular Jiyugaoka area, known for its stylish and sophisticated streets.
There are plenty of cafes, supermarkets, and general stores in the area, making your daily life more enjoyable. This one-room apartment has a simple layout, but is convenient and affordable.
TOKYO β Tachiaigawa 2 (formerly SA-Cross Oimachi 2)
This " TOKYO β Tachiaigawa 2 " is a shared private room style unique to Cross House, just like the previously introduced "Cross Ookayama 1 (women only)" and "PAL Jiyugaoka 1". The rent is 55,000 yen. Located a 14-minute walk from Oimachi Station, it is perfect for those who want both good access to the city center and high convenience of living.
Another attractive feature is the freedom to move properties, so if you try out a new place and it doesn't suit you, you can easily move to another property.
summary
The Tokyu Oimachi Line is a short 12km line that connects Oimachi Station to Mizonokuchi Station, but it is a very attractive area that combines a good living environment with convenient transportation. The first and last train times and number of trains are also good, making it not only convenient for commuting to work or school, but also comfortable for traveling on the weekends. In addition, the introduction of reserved seat services such as "Q Seats" has improved comfort on the way home.
Along the line, there are many livable towns such as Mizonokuchi, Ebaracho, and Jiyugaoka that cater to the needs of everyone from single people to families. Each station has its own unique charm, such as good public safety, convenience for daily life, and abundant natural environments, so you can choose the area that best suits your lifestyle.
In addition, there are plenty of recommended properties to choose from, such as those with low rent or that are women-only, so you can start your new life with peace of mind even if it's your first time living alone. There are a variety of options, such as "PAL Jiyugaoka 1" for those who are concerned about cost-effectiveness, "Cross Ookayama 1" for women who want a sense of security, and "TOKYO β Tachiaigawa 2" for those who want to enjoy living close to nature.
The Oimachi Line has a good balance of livable towns, stations, and properties, making it an ideal area for those considering moving or looking for a home.
