TokorozawaLivability Score

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Tokorozawa's crime rate is 6.77 per 1,000 residents, with a safety score of 40.1. As a large city of about 342,000 people, some caution is needed around commercial areas, but residential neighborhoods near the Sayama Hills maintain a peaceful environment. Ongoing redevelopment around Tokorozawa Station has improved street visibility and lighting.

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Tokorozawa's average land price is 223,992 yen per square meter, with average rent around 61,046 yen. The cost score of 41.1 reflects typical suburban Tokyo pricing. Considering the Seibu Ikebukuro Line reaches Ikebukuro in about 30 minutes, housing costs are considerably lower than central Tokyo. The opening of Tokorozawa Sakura Town has also enhanced the city's appeal.

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Tokorozawa's public transit usage rate is 41.2%, with a convenience score of 47.6. The Seibu Ikebukuro and Shinjuku Lines intersect at Tokorozawa Station, providing good access to central Tokyo. The JR Musashino Line also runs through the city, plus there's a Kanetsu Expressway interchange. Restaurants at 2.69 and retail stores at 4.90 per 1,000 residents concentrate around station areas.

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Tokorozawa has 24 hospitals (0.70 per 10,000) and 226 clinics (6.60 per 10,000), with a combined density of 7.30 per 10,000. The welfare score of 41.9 reflects the per-capita ratio for a large city. There are 47 schools at 0.14 per 1,000 residents. Advanced medical facilities like the National Defense Medical College Hospital provide comprehensive care ranging from routine to specialized treatment.

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Tokorozawa's taxable income per capita is about 3.71 million yen, with an economy score of 55.2. Net migration is +405 (+0.12%), indicating population growth. As a hub city for the Seibu Group, with KADOKAWA's Sakura Town adding new economic vitality, the city continues to develop. It has also received high marks for sustainability, actively pursuing SDGs-oriented urban development.