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Commute to work or school on the Saikyo Line! Introducing comfortable areas to live in

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Basic information on the Saikyo Line

Saikyo Line route information

congestion during rush hour	185%	Satisfaction level ★★☆☆☆
First train time	Omiya Station: 4:51/Osaki Station: 7:07	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Last train time	Omiya Station: 0:46/Osaki Station: 23:35	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆
Number of rush hours	Omiya Station: 1 train every 2-5 minutes Osaki Station: 1 train every 3-8 minutes	Satisfaction level ★★★★☆

*For weekday schedules

Characteristics of the Saikyo Line

The Saikyo Line is convenient for traveling from Saitama to Tokyo.

The Saikyo Line is a line that connects Omiya Station in Saitama Prefecture and Osaki Station in Tokyo.

It is used by many people as a means of transportation from Saitama to Tokyo.

It also includes terminal stations such as Shinjuku and Shibuya, making it convenient for accessing all parts of Tokyo.

If you live on the Saikyo Line, you won't have any inconvenience not only commuting to work or school, but also going out on holidays.

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There are many properties with affordable rent on the Saikyo Line.

The Saikyo Line is convenient for accessing the city center, but the closer you get to Saitama, the cheaper the rent becomes.

Even people who say they can't live in the city center because of the high rents have a lot of options when it comes to real estate.

It would be a good idea to move to the Saitama area, where the rent is cheaper, and commute to work or school in Tokyo on the Saikyo Line.

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You can use the Saikyo Line with confidence.

More than 10 years ago, the Saikyo Line earned the infamous title of ``the line with the most molesters.''

However, in response to this, the Saikyo Line has implemented initiatives such as installing in-car security cameras and SOS buttons.

As a result, the number of molestation incidents on the Saikyo Line has been drastically reduced to more than half.

It is now recognized as a route that can be used more safely than other routes.

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Top 5 towns to live in on the Saikyo Line

1st place Omiya

Among the many areas on the Saikyo Line, Omiya is the one I'd most like to live in!

Omiya is one of the biggest towns in Saitama Prefecture.

The area around the station is lined with large commercial facilities and restaurants, making it extremely easy to live in.

Omiya Park, which is within walking distance from the station, has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 city parks and is perfect for a stroll if you want to enjoy nature.

In addition to the Saikyo Line, Omiya Station is also served by a total of 12 lines, including the Keihin-Tohoku Line, the Ueno-Tokyo Line, and the Shinkansen.

It's perfect for people who are looking for a highly convenient area within Saitama Prefecture.

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2nd place Akabane

Akabane is ranked number 2 in the ranking of the best places to live!

Akabane is an area located on the prefectural border between Tokyo and Saitama.

The area around the station is undergoing redevelopment, and relatively new apartments are being built.

Although many people have moved to the area due to redevelopment, it is also notable for the fact that the old shopping district and bar district remain.

Although it is located close to the city center, it is a charming town where you can live quietly without the noise typical of big cities.

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3rd place Itabashi

Itabashi is an area located next to Ikebukuro.

If you use the train, you can get to Ikebukuro in about 4 minutes, and Shinjuku Station in about 9 minutes, giving you excellent access to the city center.

Although it is located next to Ikebukuro, the rent is relatively low, which makes it a comfortable place to live.

As for the ease of living, there are supermarkets around the station that are open until late at night, so it's not an inconvenience.

If you commute to work or school in Ikebukuro or Shinjuku, consider properties around Itabashi.

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4th place Toda Park

The Toda Park area is located in the southern part of Saitama Prefecture, close to Tokyo.

It is also famous as the venue for the Todabashi Fireworks Festival, which is held every summer.

There is a supermarket inside Toda Koen Station, which is convenient for shopping on the way home from work or school.

In addition, although the location is easily accessible to Tokyo, the rent is relatively low since it is located in Saitama Prefecture.

It's perfect for people who commute to work or school in Tokyo every day.

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5th place Jujo

Jujo, located in the southern part of Saitama Prefecture, is known as a quiet and popular town.

Although there are no large commercial facilities or downtown areas around the station, it is not crowded with people even on weekends, making it a quiet place to live.

There are also parks scattered throughout the area, so it's a great place to be surrounded by nature.

This town is recommended for people who want to live in a quiet place close to Tokyo.

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Staff chooses! Best 5 recommended stations

1st place Shinjuku Station

Number one is Shinjuku Station, which is also one of the largest terminal stations in Japan!

Shinjuku Station is known as the station with the most passengers in Japan, and is used by many people every day.

You can access Lumine and Odakyu Department Store from inside the station, so you can enjoy shopping even on rainy days.

If you go out towards the east exit, you will see downtown areas and commercial facilities, making it the perfect place to go out.

It is a station that represents Japan in terms of number of users and convenience.

Citation: https://colorssss.com/archives/6523/
Quote: https://suumo.jp/journal/2018/11/08/159834/

2nd place Ikebukuro Station

2nd place is Ikebukuro Station!

Although Ikebukuro has a strong image as a town for young people, it is dotted with fun spots that are fun to visit with the whole family, such as Sunshine Aquarium and Nanja Town, making it a place that people of all generations can enjoy.

There are also spots for adults, such as Tokyo Metropolitan Theater, so it's a great place to visit on a date.

If you're having trouble finding a place to go on holiday, this is the area you'll want to visit.

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3rd place Shibuya

Shibuya Station is one of the most iconic stations in Tokyo, following Shinjuku Station and Ikebukuro Station.

The area around Shibuya Station is in the midst of large-scale redevelopment, and various efforts are being made to make it ``the most visited city in Japan.''

In addition to large commercial facilities opening one after another, the area has evolved into a more convenient area, with promenades installed and disaster prevention features strengthened.

We can expect further development in the future.

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4th place Ebisu

Ebisu is popular as a fashionable area with a mature atmosphere.

Due to the proximity to the office area, the area around the station is crowded with people both on weekdays and holidays.

Ebisu Garden Price, with its stylish restaurants and brand shops, is so fulfilling that you can spend an entire day there.

The entire town is well-maintained and clean, which is also appealing.

It would be nice to visit on a date on a holiday.

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No. 5 Yonohonmachi Station

Yonohonmachi Station is less well-known than other major stations in Tokyo, but it is known as the closest station to Saitama Arts Theater.

Stage and music events are often held here, and it is also used as a filming location for TV dramas.

If you want to have a grown-up holiday, please come and visit us.