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Yokohama named Suumo’s annual “Most Desirable Residential Area” for the seventh consecutive yearMost sought after community” Ranking of the Tokyo metropolitan area. This year’s list is eye-catching, with Omiya jumping to second place. For the first time, these two top positions are occupied by areas outside Tokyo. At the same time, KichijojiOnce a sure favorite, it has slipped to third place.
Yokohama: Defending champion for seven consecutive years
What’s not to love about Yokohama? A quick train ride from Tokyo, this coastal gem has something for everyone. Picture delightful waterfront views, sprawling parks, and charming historic neighborhoods. Whether you’re strolling through the bustling streets of Minato Mirai or expanding your taste buds Chinatown (or city secret german town), Yokohama makes every day like an adventure.
It’s not just the scenery that fascinates people. Recent policy improvements further solidify Yokohama’s reputation as a family-friendly city. For example, the medical expenses of children below junior high school are now fully reimbursed. Childcare vouchers have also been introduced to ease the financial burden on parents. These initiatives make Yokohama particularly attractive to families.
In addition, Yokohama’s growing status as a commercial center adds another layer of appeal. With several major companies, including Kyocera, Sony and LG, moving their headquarters or research facilities to the city, Yokohama has become a magnet for professionals seeking a work-life balance.
Omiya rises to second place
Located north of Tokyo in Saitama Prefecture, Omiya’s rise to second place in Suumo’s ranking reflects its growing appeal to families and professionals. Just a 30-minute drive from central Tokyo, Omiya is a major interchange station with several train lines as well as a stop on the Tohoku Shinkansen, making it a popular residential area. It is also famous as the site of Hikawa Shrine, favored by Emperor Meiji. The name Omiya literally means “Great Shrine” and is derived from the glacier.
The area has a developed business environment, with seven shopping malls including Lumine and Takashimaya, as well as cultural and leisure facilities such as Saitama Super Arena and Omiya Park. Despite the city’s conveniences, the cost of living in Omiya is more affordable than central Tokyo, making it an excellent choice for those looking to put down roots in a big city.
