

Share Houses in Shukugawara(Kanagawa)Station
1 houses with 52rooms in Shukugawara(Kanagawa)Station
Shukugawara station is on the JR Nambu line, and other than the crowded rush hour times you can usually find a seat.
Nearby are the Kawasaki Fujiko F. Fujio Museum and the Kawasaki city Greenery Center. Average Oakhouse share house rent is 54,539 yen, as of June 2019. This is slightly lower than nearby areas.
With the Tama river within walking distance, it is a quiet and relaxed area, even near the station. The Nambu line has many spots from which you can make transfers, giving you access to other areas in Kanagawa prefecture and into Tokyo as well.

Nearby stations
Musashi KosugiStation
Share Houses in Musashi KosugiStation

Tokyu-Meguro line / Shin Maruko 3minutes
Move in conditions: Female Male Foreigner
Rooms for 2 or more available
- Non-Smoking house
¥80,000 - ¥95,000
Vacancy
3-min walk from Shin-Maruko station on Tokyu Toyoko ……
-
Gender:
FemaleMale
-
Nationality:
Foreigner Japanese
-
Age:
10~29 30~49 Over 50
Nishi KunitachiStation
Share Houses in Nishi KunitachiStation

JR-Chuo line / Tachikawa 10minutes
Move in conditions: Female Male Foreigner
Rooms for 2 or more available
- Bicycle parking
- Theater room
¥35,000 - ¥55,000
Now on campaign!
Vacancy
Affordable and easy commute into the city! Can use T……
-
Gender:
FemaleMale
-
Nationality:
Foreigner Japanese
-
Age:
10~29 30~49 Over 50
Rental market price in Shukugawara(Kanagawa)
Share House
Average ¥54,769
Apartment
Average ¥0
Tenant demographic graph of Shukugawara(Kanagawa)
By gender
By age
By country
Station overview
Trains from platform 1 head toward Noborito and Tachikawa, and from platform 2 they head toward Musashi Mizonokuchi, Musashi Kosugi, and Kawasaki. Average daily ridership is 8,000, which is not that many, but that number is growing. From 2016, to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the opening of the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum, the station melody was changed to the theme songs for the Fujiko F. Fujio anime series, Kiteretsu and Doraemon.
Places to see
The Fujio F. Fijio museum is dedicated to the many manga and anime series created by Hiroshi Fujimoto, writing under the pen name Fujiko F. Fujio, which opened in 2011. The location for the museum was chosen when Fujiko F. Fujio's wife, Masako Fujimoto, donated 50,000 original Doraemon manga drawings to be displayed throughout Kawasaki city. In cooperation between Fujimoto's production company and Kawasaki city, and because Fujiko F. Fujio lived in Kawasaki for 35 years from 1961, the museum was decided to be built in Kawasaki. It attracts many visitors still today.
The Kawasaki Greenery Center opened in 1936, and has many different kinds of trees, plants, and flowers.
Lifestyle