Across the Sumida River, the Shinonome district beckons. Shinonome translates to “east cloud”. This modern marvel of urban planning stands in stark contrast to the historical districts across the river. Shinonome is a relatively new district in Koto, Tokyo. It’s linked to Toyosu by a bridge to the north and to Tatsumi to the east by several bridges. The area is primarily residential. Many apartment buildings and condominiums dot the landscape. These residences include the Apple Tower, Beacon Tower, Branz Shinonome, Canal Court Codan, Comfort Towers, Canal First Tower, Park Tower, Proud Tower, Shinonome Number Two Apartment Building, and the Tomin Tower. Shinonome is divided into 14 numbered chome, further organizing this planned community. For families living in Shinonome, education is provided by the Koto Ward Board of Education. Children attend Shinonome Elementary School, Daini (No. 2) Tatsumi Primary School, or Ariake Elementary School, depending on their address. Similarly, junior high students are zoned to either Ariake Junior High School or Tatsumi Junior High School. Shinonome offers a unique blend of modern living and convenient access to the heart of Tokyo. This planned community provides a glimpse into contemporary Japanese urban development.
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