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Omori-Minami

大森南

Omori-Minami, a prewar retreat with mineral springs and a sea-bathing beach, now has a tree-lined walk along the Keihin Canal

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Next ›UmeyashikiThe station is named after an old shop famed for its plum garden, and the shopping street that began in the late Taisho era is still here OmorimachiA residential area where only Keikyu Local trains stop, with a shopping street running from the station to Toho-Idai-dori OtoriiOtorii keeps the name of a great torii gate that's long gone, and Haginaka Park's heated pool stays open all year HeiwajimaNori wholesalers once lined the old Tokaido here; today it's the Mihara-dori shopping street Anamori-inariAcross the water from Haneda Airport, a residential street with a vermilion torii and fox statues by the station

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Omori Daiyon Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 81%
Nakatomi Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 17%
Omori Daiichi Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 98%
Tokyo Metropolitan Mihara High SchoolNearby
Tokyo Rosai Hospital
Morigasaki Park
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Hospitals with inpatient beds (2020 data), public elementary and junior high schools whose catchment covers this area, high schools and universities within 1 km, stations, parks of 1 ha or more, and large shopping malls and department stores. Many Tokyo junior high students attend private schools, so junior high catchments are only a guide.

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