Neighborhood · 八王子市

Kita-Hachioji

北八王子

An old growing area for the Edo-Tokyo vegetable Takakura daikon, next door to the mixed woodland of Tokyo Metropolitan Komiya Park

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Next ›Komiya ParkOnce a mixed woodland called Hiyodoriyama, with one of Tokyo's finest springs among the trees OwadaA residential area on the north bank of the Asakawa River, once paddy fields, where cherry trees turn the riverside path into a blossom corridor KomiyaA residential area in the north-east corner of Hachioji City, where the river view around Tama-ohashi Bridge is one of Hachioji's 100 Scenic Spots HachiojiHachioji's downtown, grown from an Edo-era post town, where nineteen carved festival floats parade along the Koshu Kaido every August Nakano (Hachioji)A residential area where the Asakawa and Kawaguchi rivers meet, with a park on the site of a Kofun-period village beside the danchi

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Daihachi Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 60%
Komiya Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 22%
Takakura Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 10%
Hino Daisan Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 4%
Owada Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 2%
Daiichi Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 58%
Ishikawa Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 36%
Hino Daini Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 4%
Tokyo Metropolitan Hachioji Higashi High School
Tokyo Metropolitan UniversityNearby
Tokyo Metropolitan Hinodai High SchoolNearby
Tokai Daigaku Hachioji Hospital
Kita-Hachioji
高倉南公園
高倉公園
AEONMALL TAMADAIRANOMORI0.9 km away

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