Living in Warabi

A neighborhood summed up by density, the smallest city in Japan by area and number one nationwide among cities in population density. About 1 in 7 to 8 residents is a foreigner, so many landlords are used to renting to foreigners, and rents are also lower than in Tokyo's 23 wards. In return, there is only one line, so if that line stops there is no good alternative, and it falls short if you come expecting a quiet residential area.

It is the smallest city in Japan by area, served by the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line. It is a multinational neighborhood with a high share of foreign residents, characterized by cheap rents and a variety of restaurants. You should keep in mind that the only line is the Keihin-Tohoku Line. With good access toward Ueno and Tokyo, it is a practical neighborhood with steady demand from foreign residents and international students.