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Living in Akashikoen, Akashi-shi: rent, safety & local area

Overall score
67

Akashikoen is a neighborhood in Akashi-shi, Japan, with 96 everyday amenities within walking distance. Nearest station: Akashi (9 min walk). Rent for one or two people runs ¥44K–¥84K. On sonar you can check whether it fits your commute and budget.

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Rent

¥44K–¥84K
Single / couple (Studio–1LDK)

Family (2LDK–3LDK) ¥64K–¥120K

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Getting around

9 min walk
Akashi Sta. · Hamakaze

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Terrain (slopes & elevation)

22m
Hilly
FlatSteep

Notable elevation change, about 17 m. The walk from the station has real ups and downs, so check the route itself when you view a place.

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Local amenities

83pts
Kansai · 83 pts
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Supermarket1
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Convenience5
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Pharmacy15
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Park3
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Hospital15
Café12
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Dining24

Within walking distance

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Childcare

78pts
Kansai · 78 pts
🧒Nurseries6
🏫Schools6
🌳Park3

For families: 6 nurseries/kindergartens, 6 schools, 5 cram schools nearby.

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Quiet

100pts
Kansai · 100 pts
Road noiseNone
Railway noiseNone
Night noiseIzakaya ×2

No major road or railway runs nearby, so it stays quiet.

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Safety (crime data)

8pts
Kansai · 8 pts · 19 per 100 people/yr · 兵庫県警察 2024年
CautionArea avgSafe
Snatching / Bike theft6
infoViolent crime isn't disclosed at the neighborhood level, so it isn't reflected in this score.

Violent crime (robbery, arson, etc.) was 0 in the latest year; most reports are theft (bicycle theft, shoplifting and the like). Annual counts per neighborhood from National Police Agency open data. Counts run higher where daytime foot traffic is heavy, so for a per-resident view see sonar's safety score (population-normalized).

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Scored from police, municipal and OpenStreetMap open data, using the same formula for every neighborhood.

Sources: OpenStreetMap, National Police Agency open data, MLIT hazard maps, and the Real Estate Information Library, aggregated per neighborhood. May differ from current conditions.