Neighborhood · Mitaka

Inokashira-koen

井之頭公園

Lakeside at Inokashira Pond, the source of the Kanda River, with the station right at the park's eastern end

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Next ›MitakadaiQuiet residential streets between two waterways — the Kanda River to the north, the Tamagawa Josui to the south MinamiuraMitaka's arts and culture center is right in the neighborhood, with rakugo and classical music taking turns on stage MitakaMitaka, where Osamu Dazai once lived, a 15-minute walk along the Tamagawa Josui to the Ghibli Museum Mitaka-ShinkawaHome to Kyorin University Hospital, with Heiwa Park by the Senkawa River a cherry-blossom spot in the city KitanoFarmhouse woodlands and vegetable fields sit right at the end of the lane, where Mitaka's rural landscape lives on

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Daigo Elementary School (Mitaka)Nearby・Catchment covers 53%
Daiyon Elementary School (Mitaka)Catchment covers 24%
Kozan Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 22%
Inoatama Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 1%
Daisan Junior High School (Mitaka)Catchment covers 75%
Daiichi Junior High School (Mitaka)Nearby・Catchment covers 24%
Daiichi Junior High School (Musashino)Nearby・Catchment covers 1%
Hosei University High School
Myojo Academy High School
Rikkyo Jogakuin High SchoolNearby
Fujimura Girls' High SchoolNearby
Kyorin UniversityNearby
Taisei High SchoolNearby
Mitaka Hospital0.0 km away
Inokashira-koen
Inokashira Park (Western Garden)
Inokashira Onshi Park (Second Park)
Tokyu Department Store0.4 km away

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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