Living in Kami-Iida

A practical residential area at the northern tip of Kita Ward, where Japan's shortest subway line (0.8 km) runs through to the Meitetsu Komaki Line. Its opening in 2003 made access to the city center much easier, and a large shopping mall within walking distance of the station makes daily life convenient too. It is a realistic choice for single people who want to save money while keeping a city-center commute in a quiet, working-class residential area without a large entertainment district.

This is a practical neighborhood in Kita Ward, where the subway Kamiiida Line meets the Meitetsu Komaki Line. It is a short line, but transfers give access to the city center, and as a northern commuter town with low rents, you can save money while keeping a city-center commute. However, it is a quiet, working-class residential area without a large entertainment district. It suits office workers and single people who want to commute to the city center on reasonable living costs.