Living in Yoyogi-Uehara

A quiet upscale residential area preserved by a Category 1 low-rise exclusively residential zone with no tall buildings. Though in the middle of the city, alleys rich in greenery and stylish bakeries and cafes continue, and the Tokyo Camii, one of the largest mosques in Japan, is its symbol. Nights are quiet because there is no entertainment district, but in return there are few small rentals and market rents are well above the Tokyo average, so it is a neighborhood that presupposes a comfortable budget.

It is an upscale residential area of Shibuya Ward served by the Odakyu Odawara Line and the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line. Stylish cafes and bakeries blend with quiet residential streets, and it is regarded as a neighborhood with refined taste. As a popular area, rents tend to be high. With good access to Shinjuku and Omotesando, it is popular with those who want sophisticated city living.