Philia Corporation (Head office: Itabashi-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Naoyuki Koshikawa) operates a distressed real estate regeneration support website. The company conducted a survey of 500 men and women nationwide on 'Stations they want to live on the Toei Mita Line.'

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【Survey Overview】

Survey subjects: Men and women nationwide Survey period: April 27–30, 2026 Survey method: Voluntary online response Valid responses: 500 (256 women / 244 men)

【Survey Summary】

・'Meguro' won the top spot with 142 votes, thanks to overwhelming access with four available train lines and a sophisticated brand image. ・The top two choices were concentrated in the Minato-ku and Shinagawa-ku areas, offering status and commuting convenience. ・Mid-to-lower ranks included stations like 'Itabashikuyakushomae' and 'Suidobashi,' which are valued for cost performance and daily living convenience.

Desired Stations Ranking on Toei Mita Line

The 'Toei Mita Line' runs from Meguro through major business districts in central Tokyo to Itabashi-ku. With direct access to Otemachi, Hibiya, and Jimbocho, it is one of the most attractive lines for working generations.

This time, we conducted a preliminary survey of 500 men and women in their 20s to 50s on 'Really desirable neighborhoods along the Toei Mita Line.' From sophisticated areas everyone dreams of to hidden gems with excellent cost performance, we introduce the top 5 most voted stations in order!

Top 5 Desired Stations on Toei Mita Line

1st Place: Meguro Station (142 votes)

Meguro Station

[Real comments and reasons from people who chose this area]

'Not only the Mita Line, but also the Yamanote Line, Tokyu Line, and Namboku Line are available, giving unbeatable access. Exploring stylish cafes and restaurants along the Meguro River has become my weekend enjoyment.' (Female in her 20s)

'Even though it's the heart of the city, once you step inside, there is a very quiet and calm residential area. I have no complaints about safety, status, or transportation.' (Male in his 40s)

'It's convenient to go anywhere, and the overall atmosphere of the town is sophisticated. Rent and property prices are high, but I feel it's a special town worth that value.' (Female in her 50s)

[Professional opinion] Meguro, the starting point of the Toei Mita Line, received overwhelming support and took first place. Not only the convenience of using four train lines, but also the rich nature represented by cherry blossoms along the Meguro River, sophisticated food culture, and the highly sought-after residential environment of the Jonan area are beautifully harmonized. It is a town with extremely high brand power, coveted by singles and families alike as a place they want to live at least once.

2nd Place: Shirokanedai (118 votes)

Shirokanedai Station

[Real comments and reasons from people who chose this area]

'The whole town is elegant and clean, starting with 'Shirokane Aile City' in front of the station. I think safety is among the top in Tokyo, so I can live with peace of mind.' (Female in her 30s)

'I'm happy that there are first trains and additional trains, so there's a chance to sit even during morning rush hour. It's close to Azabujuban and Roppongi, allowing a sophisticated lifestyle.' (Male in his 40s)

[Professional opinion] This is a shared section with the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line and is a key operational station for first trains toward Meguro and the Meguro Line. Due to large-scale redevelopment around the station in recent years, cutting-edge tower condominiums and modern commercial facilities have been built, making it a popular upscale residential area overnight. It is an area that combines status and high convenience, attracting high-income earners and power couples.

3rd Place: Sugamo (82 votes)

Sugamo Station

[Real comments and reasons from people who chose this area]

'It's called 'Harajuku for Grandma,' but it's extremely comfortable for young people to live in too. Jizo-dori shopping street is lively, there are many delicious set-meal restaurants, and it's a homey town.' (Female in her 20s)

'The ability to transfer to the Yamanote Line is really convenient. There's a station building (atrevie), and a 24-hour supermarket, so even if I work late, my daily rhythm doesn't get disrupted.' (Male in his 30s)

[Professional opinion] Sugamo, where the Mita Line and JR Yamanote Line intersect, is one of Tokyo's foremost transportation hubs. In addition to 'safety' and 'shopping convenience' offered by its highly recognized shopping street, ongoing infrastructure development around the station continues to evolve the town into a place where a wide range of generations can live comfortably. It has a hybrid appeal: the Yamanote Line brand and the direct office access of the Mita Line.

4th Place: Itabashikuyakushomae (68 votes)

Itabashikuyakushomae

[Professional opinion] Sugamo, where the Mita Line and JR Yamanote Line intersect, is one of Tokyo's foremost transportation hubs. In addition to 'safety' and 'shopping convenience' offered by its highly recognized shopping street, ongoing infrastructure development around the station continues to evolve the town into a place where a wide range of generations can live comfortably. It has a hybrid appeal: the Yamanote Line brand and the direct office access of the Mita Line.

5th Place: Suidobashi (45 votes)

Suidobashi Station / LaQua

[Real comments and reasons from people who chose this area]

'Tokyo Dome and LaQua are nearby, so I never run out of entertainment on holidays. Access is good to go anywhere, so I think it's the best for people who want to live actively.' (Male in his 20s)

'It has a strong image as an office district, but once you step into an alley, there is a historical and calm atmosphere, making it a perfect town for an adult living alone.' (Female in her 30s)

[Professional opinion] Suidobashi not only has the Mita Line but also the JR Chuo-Sobu Line, offering outstanding mobility to anywhere in Tokyo. While it is an educational and business district with many universities and companies, commercial facilities like Tokyo Dome City are nearby, creating a high-level fusion of living convenience and entertainment. For singles and DINKs who value living close to work, it is an area with very high asset value.

*Others (votes for stations other than the above five): 45 votes

Summary of the 'Desired Stations on Toei Mita Line' Survey

How did you like the 'Top 5 Desirable Neighborhoods on the Toei Mita Line'?

First place Meguro and second place Shirokanedai, boasting status and outstanding convenience in the Minato-ku and Shinagawa-ku areas, took the top two spots. While having a sophisticated atmosphere, the ability to commute smartly to Otemachi has garnered tremendous support from busy business professionals.

On the other hand, stations with completely different strengths also made the list: third-place Sugamo, with its appeal of transferring to the Yamanote Line; fourth-place Itabashikuyakushomae, boasting overwhelming livability and cost performance; and fifth-place Suidobashi, where entertainment and proximity to work are realized.

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