Neighborhood · 小平市

Ogawa

小川

Residential streets where the Nobidome Waterway flows, with a new 27-storey redevelopment tower just risen at the station's west exit

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Next ›TakanodaiTakanodai, a small station near Musashino Art University, with stag beetles in the station-side park's woodland Shin-KodairaHome to Tsuda University, founded by Tsuda Umeko, its campus keeping a red-tiled main hall from 1931 Hitotsubashi-gakuenA residential area that grew up as an educational town, where sculptor Hirakushi Denchu's later home is now a museum KodairaA cycle path to Lake Tama runs past the station front, with relocated and preserved Edo-era farmhouses along the way SuzukichoSuzukicho, the old site of Edo-era Suzuki Shinden, with a museum in the town displaying Palaeolithic artefacts from tens of thousands of years ago

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Kodaira Dairoku Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 41%
Kodaira Daijusan Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 33%
Minamidai Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 23%
Fujimi Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 2%
Kodaira Daini Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 74%
Higashimurayama Daiichi Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 25%
Nippon Sport Science University Oka High School
Meijigakuinhigashimurayama High School
Myobo High School
Tokyo Metropolitan Higashimurayamanishi High SchoolNearby
Musashino Art UniversityNearby
Shiraume Gakuen UniversityNearby
Midoriseikai Hospital
Seibu Chuo Hospital
Ogawa

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