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Living in Shioe 3-chōme, Amagasaki-shi: rent, safety & local area

Shioe 3-chōme is a neighborhood in Amagasaki-shi, Japan, with 39 everyday amenities within walking distance. Nearest station: 尼崎 (12 min walk). Rent for singles/couples averages ¥6.3〜9.3万. 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 1,274 residents; 0.3% are non-Japanese.

Getting around Shioe 3-chōme

Amagasaki Sta.12 min walk
Tsukaguchi Sta.25 min walk
Sonoda Sta.34 min walk阪急神戸本線
Kashima Sta.38 min walkJR東西線

Living around 尼崎 Station — rent & safety →

Rent

Single / couple(ワンルーム〜1LDK)avg. ¥6.3〜9.3万
Family(2LDK〜3LDK)avg. ¥12〜15万

Safety in Shioe 3-chōme (crime data)

Violent crime (robbery, arson, etc.) in Shioe 3-chōme was 0 in the latest year; most reports are theft (bicycle theft, shoplifting and the like).

Reported crimes / year2
Violent0
Assault0
Burglary0
Theft2

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

Shioe 3-chōme has a good range of eateries within walking distance.

For families, Shioe 3-chōme has 4 nurseries/kindergartens, 4 schools, 6 parks nearby.

Convenience2
Pharmacy4
Clinics4
Park6
Café5
Dining7
Nurseries4
Schools4

Disaster risk (hazard map)

Flood洪水浸水想定: 0.5〜1.0m
Storm surge高潮浸水想定: 3.0〜5.0m

Terrain of Shioe 3-chōme (slopes & elevation)

Elevation / relief2m/Mostly flat

Shioe 3-chōme has little relief, so walking or cycling from the station is easy.

Quiet

No major road or railway noise sources are found near Shioe 3-chōme — 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.