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Living Near
Higashimurayama Station

Higashimurayama Station is in Higashimurayama City, a handy transfer point served by Seibu Shinjuku Line, Seibu Seibuen Line, Seibu Kokubunji Line — 3 lines in total. Rent here is around the average for the area.

Typical Rent Near Higashimurayama Station

Studio / 1K guide
¥60,000–80,000 / month
Studio¥60,000–70,000
1K¥70,000–80,000
1DK/1LDK¥75,000–100,000
Aiming for a local-stops-only station, or an area a short walk from the station, can bring rent down a bit further. A furnished apartment also cuts down on move-in costs.
*Estimated from Higashimurayama City's average rent of ¥69,306 (an in-house estimate). There's no official station-level rent data, so this is derived from the area average, adjusted to current market conditions based on the Ministry's Housing and Land Survey.

Livability Near Higashimurayama Station

Shopping
29 supermarkets, 48 convenience stores (in Higashimurayama City)
Transit Access
9 stations in Higashimurayama City
Greenery
50 parks (in Higashimurayama City)
Rent Affordability
Relative to Higashimurayama City average

*Data for all of Higashimurayama City. Source: OpenStreetMap contributors and others.

Time to Major Hubs

DestinationEst. Time
Shinjuku49 min
Tokyo59 min
Shibuya60 min
Ikebukuro56 min
Yokohama
Ueno70 min
Akihabara69 min

*Travel times are estimates based on local trains (plus ~6 min per transfer). Express services are often faster.

Universities within reach

and 3 more

Move in with just a suitcase

Furnished apartments, ready to move in

Beds, fridges, washing machines — all included from day one. Keep your move-in costs low and start fresh near Higashimurayama Station.

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FAQ

Is Higashimurayama Station a good fit for living alone?
Higashimurayama Station is in Higashimurayama City and served by Seibu Shinjuku Line, Seibu Seibuen Line, Seibu Kokubunji Line. With supermarkets and convenience stores nearby for everyday needs, it's a solid choice even for a first time living alone.
I want to keep rent as low as possible.
Stations without express-train stops, or a 10+ minute walk from the station, tend to have lower rent — and a furnished apartment means no extra cost for furniture.

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Last updated: June 2026