Neighborhood · 八王子市

Hachioji-Minamino

八王子南野

Hachioji-Minamino, a new town opened in 1997, with most power lines buried underground and the Tokyo University of Technology tower in view from the station

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Next ›NanakuniThe southern edge of Minamino New Town, named after the neighbouring Nanakuni Pass, where the old Kamakura road can still be walked TeradaAn old village along the Terada River and the Green Hill Terada estate, right next to Hosei University YamadaYamada, home to the old Rinzai temple Koon-ji, with cattle and sheep grazing on a hilltop farm KatakuraThe Muromachi-era Katakura Castle ruins, now a park, where dogtooth violets carpet the floor of the mixed woodland in spring Mejirodai (Hachioji)A danchi town developed by Keio in 1967, where the Jomon settlement of the Kunugida site, a National Historic Site, lies buried beneath the woods

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Minamino Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 52%
Minamino Kimita Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 47%
Minamino Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 67%
Nanakuni Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 32%
Tokyo Zokei UniversityNearby
Nihonbunka UniversityNearby
Yamanobiyogeijutsu Junior CollegeNearby
Tokyo University of TechnologyNearby
Tokyo Metropolitan Katakura High SchoolNearby
Minamino Hospital
Minamino Heart Clinic
Hachiojiminamino
Katakura
Tochiyato Park
Minamino-no-oka Park
菖蒲谷戸公園
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Mioみなみ野ショッピングセンター

Hospitals with inpatient beds (2020 data), public elementary and junior high schools whose catchment covers this area, high schools and universities within 1 km, stations, parks of 1 ha or more, and large shopping malls and department stores. Many Tokyo junior high students attend private schools, so junior high catchments are only a guide.

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