Neighborhood · Machida

Kiso

木曽

Kiso-juku, a post town on an old Edo-era highway, where the 400-year-old zelkova at Akiba Shrine came through a great fire

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Next ›Kiso-YamazakiThe Machida Yamazaki Danchi of nearly four thousand households, with the dahlia garden next door showing around five hundred varieties from summer to autumn TadaoAn old village named after a tale of a loyal retainer in the Taiheiki, where Ryoden-ji, a Zen temple from the early Edo period, now runs temple lodgings HonmachidaHonmachida is the area the name "Machida" originally meant, and Ebine Garden here has calanthe orchids in April and hydrangeas in June Yakushi-ike ParkAn irrigation pond built in 1590, now a Tokyo-designated scenic spot, with Ohga lotuses blooming in summer MachidaOne of Tama's three major commercial districts, with skywalks linking the two stations and the department stores out front

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Tadao Daisan Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 49%
Kiso Sakaigawa Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 49%
Kiso Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 64%
Machida Daisan Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 34%
Tokyo Metropolitan Machida Sogo High School
Tokyo Metropolitan Machida Technical High SchoolNearby
Tokyo Metropolitan Yamazaki High SchoolNearby
Machida Hospital0.0 km away
ニトリモール相模原0.9 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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