Neighborhood · 八王子市

Terada

寺田

An old village along the Terada River and the Green Hill Terada estate, right next to Hosei University

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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 Hachioji-MinaminoHachioji-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 TatemachiTatemachi, framed by two housing estates, with Hachioji's longest roller slide in the park 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 YamadaYamada, home to the old Rinzai temple Koon-ji, with cattle and sheep grazing on a hilltop farm

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Midorigaoka Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 98%
Yokoyama Daiichi Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 1%
Kunugida Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 99%
Hosei UniversityNearby
Eimeikan High SchoolNearby
Tokyokaseigakuin UniversityNearby
Tokyo Metropolitan Shoyo High SchoolNearby
Hachioji Megumiai Hospital0.2 km away

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