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Shijuku-ku
Ichigaya/Iidabashi

You will see traditional Japan and European cultural influences at once.
The Imperial Palace, Kokugi-kan, and Yasukuni Shrine are here.
On the other hand, there are some European communities, and shops. Shinjuku-Gyoen Park, which is a national park with both European and Japanese styles, is also located here.
People from Europe tend to live in this area.
In addition to that, many foreign people visit these places for sightseeing.
In spring, people enjoy jogging or taking a walk around the Imperial Palace.
Cherry blossoms bloom all along Yasukuni-street. It is a beautiful symbol of Japan.
Because of comfort, the area is one of the most popular residential areas for expats.
In particular, French expats love to live here with their children because of the French international school; Lycee Franco Japonais.
In the area, there are subways and the JR Chuo-line which allows you direct access to Tokyo and Shinjuku stations.
This means that the area is convenient for going anywhere in Tokyo.
The Imperial Palace, Kokugi-kan, and Yasukuni Shrine are here.
On the other hand, there are some European communities, and shops. Shinjuku-Gyoen Park, which is a national park with both European and Japanese styles, is also located here.
People from Europe tend to live in this area.
In addition to that, many foreign people visit these places for sightseeing.
In spring, people enjoy jogging or taking a walk around the Imperial Palace.
Cherry blossoms bloom all along Yasukuni-street. It is a beautiful symbol of Japan.
Because of comfort, the area is one of the most popular residential areas for expats.
In particular, French expats love to live here with their children because of the French international school; Lycee Franco Japonais.
In the area, there are subways and the JR Chuo-line which allows you direct access to Tokyo and Shinjuku stations.
This means that the area is convenient for going anywhere in Tokyo.



