Neighborhood · 東村山市

Onda

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Onda, a town the Nobidome Waterway flows through — an old zelkova's roots stretch across the channel, said to have once served as a footbridge

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Next ›KumegawaKumegawa, home to Higashimurayama City Hall, with a shopping street stretching from the south exit all the way to Yasaka AobachoAobacho, named after the Musashino coppice woods, where Baiganji Temple is said to have been Ashikaga Takauji's encampment HagiyamaHagiyama, said to be named after bush clover, where two Seibu lines meet and branch Higashi-MurayamaHigashi-Murayama, hometown of Ken Shimura, with his bronze statue at the east exit and a national treasure Jizo hall to the northwest AkitsuA winding shopping street links Seibu-Akitsu Station and JR Shin-Akitsu Station for those changing trains

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Nobidome Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 60%
Daitai Elementary SchoolCatchment covers 37%
Daiju Elementary SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 1%
Higashimurayama Daigo Junior High SchoolCatchment covers 98%
Shimosato Junior High SchoolNearby・Catchment covers 2%
Tokyo Metropolitan Higashimurayama High School
Tamahokubu Medical Center0.3 km away
東村山市運動公園

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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