Tokyo Headquarters 143 0016 11 3 Kita cho, Omori, Ota ku, Tokyo, Japan

tokyo-agency/ 143 -0016 japan omori, ota-ku, tokyo yiding 11 north on the 3rd fan"

This is a translation I specially typed ** to my wife who is level 8 in English major.

Hope this helps.

Head Office in Tokyo Ōta-ku is one of the 23 wards of Tokyo. Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport) is located in the territory. On March 15, 1947, Omori Ward and Kamata Ward were merged.

Omori Kita really can't find it.

This is what I can do, and my ability is very limited.

The buildings are also different from the average Japanese people, and they are all detached and luxurious. In addition, there are many rich people in this place, so the cost of goods is much higher than that of ordinary places to live. It's like a fairy who has entered.

It's a far place from the center of the city, but it's easy to get around in Japan, and it's an elegant environment, just like the wealthy Chinese building houses on the outskirts of a metropolis.

The land area is large, the architecture is very rustic, and some have their own hot springs. The main thing is that the houses here are cheaper.

In short, if you want to get away from the city and live a quiet life, this is a good choice.

It is a subordinate of Ota Ward, Tokyo, where many wealthy people live, entertainers, politicians, etc.

There are few supermarkets, convenience stores, etc., rail transit is not as convenient as other places, mainly rich people rarely go to the supermarket to buy things by themselves, but let the maids buy, travel also use more private cars, do not care whether there is rail transit, of course, it is built around the station, there is still a station.

Now there are a lot of vacant houses, ** stipulates that the nature of the land is low-rise residential land, not commercialized, many houses are uninhabited, but few people care, and civilians can rarely afford and maintain the houses there.

**Generally several times more expensive than ordinary houses, it is common for villas to sell for around 100 million yen.

It's a wealthy area, and the houses are just cheaper than the first-tier cities.

It is one of the top universities in Japan.

According to my friend, it's not bad mechanically.

One of the four major universities in Tokyo. The Kitasenju Campus was designed by Pritzker Laureate Master Fumihiko Maki, and the campus architecture is ultra-modern. Engineering is quite strong. Among them, the construction major is quite good in the Kanto region, and the electrical major is very good.

Tokyo Denki University. It was established in 1907 and opened in 1949.

The abbreviation of the university is "Tokyo Den-dai". Tokyo Denki University has the Faculty of Engineering (Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Information and Communication Engineering, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Environmental Physics and Chemistry, Faculty of Mechanical and Information Engineering, Faculty of Architecture, Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering), Faculty of Future Science (Faculty of Information**, Department of Architecture, Department of Robotics), Faculty of Science and Engineering (Faculty of Science and Engineering: Faculty of Science, Faculty of Information Systems Design, Faculty of Biological Engineering, Faculty of Creative Engineering), and Faculty of Information and Environment (Department of Information Environment). The Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology (Mathematics and Physics, Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering, Information and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Systems Engineering, Building and Environmental Engineering, Material and Life Science Engineering, Advanced Technology Innovation, and Information Science), Graduate School of Engineering (Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Material Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Precision Systems Engineering, Information and Communication Engineering, Information Technology, Architecture), Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Graduate School of Information and Environmental Sciences.

Its faculty is strong and the environment is elegant!

All of the above are all wrong!!

The correct format should be:

5-16-1 nishi-kamata, ota-ku, tokyo，japan

The format of an English address is from a small address to a large address, so you should write the original Japanese address backwards. Also, the English word for Nishi-Kamata is nishi-kamata, not west kamata. ）

Hello 1I don't have anything to do with Kamata, but I know that there are Chinese in Kamata because there are schools (language and specialty) and there are many job opportunities.

2.I don't know why you're asking?

Time: 38 minutes (28 minutes by car, 10 minutes at other times): 4 minutes on foot from Higashiry-cho, Ota Ward to "Ontakesama Station", "Tokyu Ike-Kazu Line" Dentono Loose Train to "Gotanda" Station, and "JR Yamanote Line" Outer Loop to "Shinjuku" Station.

Tokyo. Ota District. Omori Higashi.

It will be very much, don't worry. If you go to a Chinese restaurant in Ikebukuro, you will find that almost all of them are Chinese.