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The Ebisu neighborhood began with humble beginnings as the site of the original Yebisu beer brewery. However, it now exists as a foodie paradise with easy access to the rest of central Tokyo.
If living near a high concentration of amazing restaurants and bars in an area with a stark city feel --yet not as overwhelming as some of Tokyo's other big city neighborhoods -- then Ebisu may be the perfect fit for you.
Apartments in Ebisu can be accessed via Ebisu Station (JR Yamanote Line, Saikyo Line, Shonan-Shinjuku Line, and Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line). Homes in Ebisu are also situated in a prime location for those who prefer walking or biking to get around. Just a short walk north-east and you will find yourself in Hiro with plenty more eating/drinking options. And if you head due west there is a lot of shopping to be found in trendy Daikanyama.
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