Living in Anjo

A flagship industrial city of Nishimikawa, where Toyota-group auto parts manufacturing is concentrated. Rents are lower than in downtown Nagoya, and with LaLaport Anjo opening within walking distance of the station in 2025, living infrastructure is also growing quickly. Because you can use both conventional lines and the Shinkansen, a dual transit structure, it suits families who want local jobs together with reasonable housing costs.

This is Anjo City, an industrial city in Nishimikawa with the Shinkansen's Mikawa-Anjo Station. Manufacturing jobs and wide-area transit by Shinkansen and conventional lines are good, and housing costs are reasonable, so it suits office workers and families, and a balance of agriculture and industry makes life stable. However, it is some distance from downtown Nagoya, so dependence on cars is high. It suits office workers and families who value manufacturing jobs, wide-area transit and good value.