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Living in Narazakacho, Nara-shi: rent, safety & local area

Narazakacho is a neighborhood in Nara-shi, Japan, with 51 everyday amenities within walking distance. Nearest station: 平城山 (20 min walk). Rent for singles/couples averages ¥4.5〜6.8万. sonar covers Japan's major metro areas — you can search a specific neighborhood to check whether it fits your own commute, budget and lifestyle, and also get area recommendations that match you.

Around 754 residents; 2.3% are non-Japanese.

Getting around Narazakacho

Narayama Sta.20 min walkJR奈良線
Kintetsu Nara Sta.41 min walk近畿日本鉄道奈良線
Shinomiya Sta.41 min walk近畿日本鉄道奈良線
Nara Sta.46 min walkJR奈良線 · JR桜井線

Living around 平城山 Station — rent & safety →

Rent

Single / couple(ワンルーム〜1LDK)avg. ¥4.5〜6.8万
Family(2LDK〜3LDK)avg. ¥8.0〜12万

Safety in Narazakacho (crime data)

Violent crime (robbery, arson, etc.) in Narazakacho was 0 in the latest year; most reports are theft (bicycle theft, shoplifting and the like).

Reported crimes / year1
Violent0
Assault0
Burglary0
Theft1

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).

Local amenities

Narazakacho has plenty of everyday shopping within walking distance.

For families, Narazakacho has 6 nurseries/kindergartens, 6 schools, 17 parks, 4 cram schools nearby.

Supermarket1
Convenience5
Pharmacy3
Clinics2
Park17
Café1
Dining6
Nurseries6
Schools6
Cram schools4

Terrain of Narazakacho (slopes & elevation)

Elevation / relief80m/Gentle slopes

Narazakacho has gentle slopes (about 6 m of relief within the area). Walking times can feel a little longer than on flat ground.

Quiet

No major road or railway noise sources are found near Narazakacho — a calm residential setting.

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