Takadanobaba Station is a lively and student-friendly station in Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward. It’s served by the JR Yamanote Line, Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, and Seibu Shinjuku Line. Known as a gateway to Waseda University, the area is filled with affordable eateries, bookstores, and a youthful atmosphere. The station connects the suburbs to central Tokyo, making it a practical and popular spot for both commuters and students.

If Takadanobaba Station were a food, it would be a hearty bowl of ramen—affordable, satisfying, and full of energy. It’s not fancy, but it’s reliable and loved by everyone, especially those who crave comfort and speed.

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Tourist attraction: Otomeyama Park, 8 minutes walk (500m)
A calm park with natural forests and a pond, once known as a "famous spot for fireflies"

Tourist attraction: Yakuoin, 4 minutes walk (312m)
A historic Shingon Buddhist temple, also known as the Peony Temple, where peony flowers bloom beautifully

Convenience store: Lawson Shinjuku Kamiochiai Branch, 1 minute walk
Conveniently located near the station, easy to use for everyday use

Supermarket: Supermarket on the north side of Shimo-Ochiai Station, 5 minutes walk
There are several supermarkets selling food and daily necessities around the station, so you won't have any trouble shopping

Shopping street: Shopping street along Mejiro-dori, 5-6 minutes walk
The calm atmosphere is dotted with privately owned restaurants and bookstores

Shrine: Shimo-Ochiai Hikawa Shrine, 6 minutes walk
A quiet shrine rooted in the local community, perfect for worship and strolling around the town