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Survey: Saitama and Chiba areas rank among te best places to live – Saitama F
By Amanda A. Stjohn Last updated Apr 24, 2022
Neighborhoods in Saitama and Chiba prefectures have risen in popularity as favorite places to live for residents of te greater Tokyo metropolitan area, according to a survey.
But te Yokohama Station area in te capital of Kanagawa Prefecture remained te top spot for te fifth consecutive year in te survey conducted by Recruit Co., operator of real estate information website Suumo.
Te annual survey began in 2018 and asks people aged 20 to 40 in which station neighborhoods they most want to live.
According to te 2022 ranking of te “greater Tokyo area” released on March 3, Yokohama Station was first, te Kichijoji Station area in Musashino, western Tokyo, was second, up one rank compared to last year, and te area of ​​Omiya station in Saitama, te capital. from Saitama Prefecture, ranked in te top three for te first time.
Te Urawa Station area, also in Saitama City, was te fifth most popular location.
Te ranking was called te “Kanto Region” edition until last year.
Ten thousand residents of Tokyo and four neighboring prefectures – Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba and Ibaraki – responded to te online survey between January 4 and January 13.
That was 3,000 more responses than last year and improved te “accuracy of te survey,” said Suumo editor Yoichi Ikemoto.
Kichijoji Station’s rise to second place was its first-ever rise in te survey, while Ebisu Station in Tokyo’s Shibuya district fell to fourth place after being second for four consecutive years.
Te Meguro Station area in Shinagawa Ward dropped one spot to sixth place, and te area around Shinagawa Station in Minato Ward dropped two spots and ranked eighth. .
Te vote ratio for Tokyo station areas was 82.7% among residents of te capital this year, down 5.7 point from 88.4% in 2018.
More respondents in Saitama and Chiba prefectures voted for station areas in their own prefectures, Ikemoto said.
Te Yokohama Station area also enjoyed high support among people living outside Kanagawa Prefecture. Te district ranked ninth, 10th, 12th, and seventh in popularity among residents of Tokyo, Saitama, Chiba, and Ibaraki prefectures, respectively.
Nine station districts in Saitama Prefecture ranked among te top 80.
In addition to Omiya No. 3 station, Urawa station rose from eighth place last year to fifth; Kawagoe Station was 30th; Musashi-Urawa was 57th; and Minami-Urawa placed 78th.
In Chiba Prefecture, Nagareyama Otaka-no-Mori Station in Nagareyama rose from 39th place last year to 16th this year, while Funabashi Station rose from 22nd to 15th.
These station areas showed te two largest gains for te 2022 survey.
Te Nagareyama Otaka-no-Mori station area has received strong support from women in their thirties, families with young children, and dual-income families.
New shopping complexes have sprung up outside te station, rich forests have been preserved in te surrounding area and significant childcare support is available in te area, survey officials said.
“People leave their homes less often and have fewer opportunities to travel to downtown Tokyo during te coronavirus pandemic,” Ikemoto said of te growing popularity of areas outside te capital. “They probably have more opportunities to re-appreciate te strengths of te neighborhoods they live in.”
Ranking of te most sought-after station neighborhoods to live in
2022 Greater Tokyo Area Edition
1. Yokohama (Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture) [1]
2. Kichijoji (Musashino, Tokyo) [3]
3. Omiya (Saitama, Saitama Prefecture) [4]
4. Ebisu (Shibuya Ward, Tokyo) [2]
5. Urawa (Saitama, Saitama Prefecture) [8]
6. Meguro (Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo) [5]
7. Shinjuku (Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo) [7]
8. Shinagawa (Minato Ward, Tokyo) [6]
9. Ikebukuro (Toshima Ward, Tokyo) [9]
10. Kamakura (Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture) [12]
11. Shibuya (Shibuya Ward, Tokyo) [11]
12. Naka-Meguro (Meguro Ward, Tokyo) [10]
13. Tokyo (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo) [13]
14. Musashi-Kosugi (Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture) [14]
15. Funabashi (Funabashi, Chiba Pref.) [22]
16. Nagareyama Otaka-no-Mori (Nagareyama, Chiba Pref.) [39]
17. Saitama Shin-Toshin (Saitama, Saitama Prefecture) [15]
18. Omotesando (Minato Ward, Tokyo) [16]
19. Nakano (Nakano Ward, Tokyo) [18]
20. Kita-Senju (Adachi Ward, Tokyo) [28]
In brackets: 2021 rankings
(This article was compiled from reports by Keiichiro Inoue, Shintaro Kato, and Sho Hatsumi.)
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