Living in Sangenjaya

The central neighborhood of Setagaya Ward where the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line, just one stop and 4 to 5 minutes from Shibuya, meets the Setagaya Line, which has the feel of an old streetcar. Known by the nickname 'Sancha', its charm is that a lively shopping street and alley bars coexist with quiet residential areas within a 5-minute walk, but as a result the areas noisy until late at night and the completely quiet areas are sharply divided, so the feel differs greatly depending on where you choose.

It is a popular neighborhood two stops from Shibuya, served by the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line and the Setagaya Line. Called 'Sancha', it has a lively shopping street and alley bars coexisting with quiet residential areas, and the number of young people and Korean residents is growing. The area around the station is crowded, and with rising popularity rents are also trending upward. Extremely close to Shibuya with a good neighborhood feel, it is drawing attention from those who want both access to central Tokyo and neighborhood character.