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We will introduce you to some spots around Nakano Station on the JR Chuo Line and Tokyo Metro Tozai Line in Tokyo. The view from the Irimotoen Overpass is amazing. A must-see for railway fans.

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Nakano city is located in the western part of Tokyo's 23 wards. It is especially famous for Nakano Broadway, known as the "holy land" of subculture, but it also has many other tourist attractions such as historic shrines and temples and gourmet food. While the area around Nakano Station is undergoing a "once in a century" redevelopment, the town is undergoing change, and the town is bustling with old-fashioned, friendly shopping streets, making Nakano a very diverse city. This diversity is also what makes it a city with a population of about 17,000 people from about 120 countries.

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Hello. I'm Mariko, a Nakano Tourism Reporter. My 2-year-old son is currently in the midst of a train craze. Whenever he hears the slightest train sound in the city, he tells me straight away, "Hey, what's that?" When he sees a subway station sign, he shouts, "Let's get on the train!" Of course, the first thing he picks up at a toy store is a toy train. This time, I'll introduce you to some train spots that will delight all those kids who are train fans.

The view from the high point is also outstanding (Weitaoyuan Overpass)

This pedestrian bridge crosses over the tracks to the other side, and the view from the top is outstanding.

My son was very excited to see this angle that you don't usually get to see.

There are a relatively large number of trains that run through the area, so it's recommended as children won't get bored easily.

As the footbridge does not have a ramp, it may be a little difficult to get on with a stroller, but you can get a good view of the trains from underneath the bridge, as shown in the photo.


Train spot right next to the South Exit

Upon leaving the south exit of JR Nakano Station, you will see Senkoumae-dori Street on your left. This is a slope that leads to Nakano ZERO.

The way to Nakano ZERO is a steep uphill climb... It's even harder with a stroller or baby carrier. However, my son reacted to the sound of the train right away, got excited and walked with great enthusiasm. I'm glad (in my heart)

This street also faces the tracks, so you can see the trains passing by up close. My son was fascinated by the trains arriving and departing one after the other, and didn't move for a while... He waved goodbye, calling out the names of the trains that passed by, and was very pleased. He was so happy to have been able to see the trains up close that he went home in high spirits that day. I thought he would have been very satisfied to see so many of his favorite trains, but I was surprised when he immediately started watching videos of trains. I guess this is just how kids get into trains (lol) Read more


Nakano Station area spots that will make you love trains even more

In my family, after enjoying watching trains at all the spots introduced here, we go to Nakano Ward Momijiyama Park or go out by train. All of these places are located in the immediate area of Nakano Station, so if you are using the station, please be sure to visit them.

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Nakano city is located in the western part of Tokyo's 23 wards. It is especially famous for Nakano Broadway, known as the "holy land" of subculture, but it also has many other tourist attractions such as historic shrines and temples and gourmet food. While the area around Nakano Station is undergoing a "once in a century" redevelopment, the town is undergoing change, and the town is bustling with old-fashioned, friendly shopping streets, making Nakano a very diverse city. This diversity is also what makes it a city with a population of about 17,000 people from about 120 countries.

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