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Find your home rental in Ikebukuro, a neighborhood to discover in Tokyo. It offers a wide variety of leisure activities and a convenient location for visiting the Japanese capital. Ikebukuro is one of Tokyo's most important districts, located in the north-west of the city. Ikebukuro is known for its lively atmosphere and all kinds of entertainment. At the eastern exit is Sunshine City, with its 60-storey tower. At the western exit, Nishi Ichiban Gai and Romance-dori offer an inexhaustible choice of restaurants. Choose your apartment in Ikebukuro.

• Benefits: A lively neighborhood packed with restaurants and konbinis (convenience stores often open 24/7), Ikebukuro is also home to numerous cafés and stores. Ikebukuro station, one of Tokyo's largest train stations, is just a few minutes away. Currency exchange offices, karaoke bars and video game arcades round out the advantages of the Ikebukuro district.
• Minus: Ikebukuro's wide avenues are often crowded, and the station is a bit labyrinthine.
• Transportation: When you choose to rent a house in Ikebukuro, you benefit from an ideal, well-connected location. Multiple train and subway lines make the Ikebukuro district an ideal starting point for all excursions. From Ikebukuro station: the JR Yamanote line connects with strategic points in the capital - the Marunouchi, Fukutoshin and Yurakucho subway lines quickly link central Tokyo.
• Attractions: The Sunshine Center, the first major urban complex built in the late 70s, housing a magnificent aquarium and an open-air terrace overlooking Tokyo on the 60th floor. The first and largest store of Bic Camera, Japan's largest video-hifi chain. The Amlux store, one of Toyota's largest showrooms in Japan. Animate Ikebukuro, the worlds largest anime store standing in the center of one of Japans main pop culture hot spots.