Districts of Higashikurume-shi

Chuocho

The geographical center of Higashikurume-shi with a beautiful riverside scenery.

Daimoncho

Apartments and walks along Kurome river.

Gakuencho

Residential streets that transition seamlessly into the neighboring Nishitokyo-shi.

Hachimancho

The place where Ochiai River starts.

Hibarigaoka Danchi

Modern apartments and small parks that have a distinct look in each season.

Higashihoncho

An urban district, east of Higashikurume station.

Hikawadai

Hills, farms, a forest park and walks along Kurome River.

Honcho

The urban center of Higashikurume-shi.

Kanayamacho

Residential areas, a forest park on a hill and large orchards.

Koyama

Hills, parks and many small farms.

Maesawa

A residential area with a nice forest park.

Minamicho

A relatively small district with a lot of farmland.

Minamisawa

Some of the most beautiful parks and flower gardens you can find in Higashikurume-shi.

Nobidome

Kurome river walk and an archeological park

Saiwaicho

Lots of walkable paths, spacious apartment areas and flowers.

Sengencho

Densely populated areas and wide open spaces along Kurome River.

Shimosato

A beautiful riverside park and plenty of walking paths.

Shinhocho

The place where Ochiai River flows into Kurome River.

Shinkawacho

Ochiai River walks, orchards and residential areas.

Takiyama

One of the largest public housing (danchi) complex in Japan.

Uenohara

The northernmost and the easternmost district of Higashikurume-shi.

Yanagikubo

The westernmost district of Higashikurume-shi with farms and riverside walks.

Yayoi

The southernmost district of Higashikurume-shi. Almost entirely surrounded by the neighboring Kodaira-shi.