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Koigakubo

恋之窪

A small stop on the Seibu Kokubunji Line, its name from a tragic love legend between a warrior and a courtesan

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Next ›Nishi-KokubunjiNishi-Kokubunji — the ruins of the Nara-period Musashi Kokubunji temple lie just south of the station, next to Musashi-Kokubunji Park Kunitachi NorthOutside Kunitachi Station's North Exit lies Kokubunji City, where the town housing the railway research institute is named after the Hikari Shinkansen KokubunjiKokubunji City's main central station, with Tonogayato Gardens, once a Mitsubishi Iwasaki family villa, by the south exit TakanodaiTakanodai, a small station near Musashino Art University, with stag beetles in the station-side park's woodland Wakabacho (Tachikawa)Tachikawa's eastern edge, where large housing estates, farmland and detached houses mix, with the Tamagawa Josui's woods just to the north

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Dairoku Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 31%
Daiju Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 29%
Daikyu Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 17%
Daisan Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 12%
Kodaira Daiju Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 5%
Daigo Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 5%
Daiichi Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 47%
Daigo Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 47%
Kodaira Daiyon Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 6%
Tokyo Metropolitan Kokubunji High SchoolNearby
Tokyo Metropolitan Kodairaminami High SchoolNearby
Tsuda UniversityNearby
Soka High SchoolNearby
Shiraume Gakuen Junior CollegeNearby
Kokubunji Hospital
Koigakubo

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