Whether in the heart of the city or at the gateway to travel. Explanation of the Keikyu Line with its excellent accessibility.

Neighbors Haneda, scheduled to open at the end of March 2026, is located at Kojiya Station on the Keikyu Airport Line, which offers smooth access to both the Shinkansen and airplanes, with Shinagawa Station just 12 minutes away without transfers and Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station 6 minutes away. This is a new area among social apartments.

When considering moving into a new property, the question on everyone's mind is probably the accessibility to your own area of activity.

To answer such a question, I'll introduce you to towns that are easily accessible from Kojiya station. Even if you were not familiar with a place before, perhaps it will become a "place you often visit.

Neighbors Haneda, NEW OPEN in March 2026

Neighbors Haneda, located a 13-minute walk from the nearest station, Kojiya Station on the Keikyu Kuko Line, will open at the end of March 2026.

The theme of this property, consisting of 60 households in total, is "WONDERLUST LIVING (living with a travel mind).
The concept is to incorporate the curiosity and enjoyment of discovery felt when traveling not as a special event, but as a natural part of daily life.

The design of the common areas is based on the motif of "travel," creating a calm and high quality space reminiscent of an airport membership lounge. We aim to create a place where you can switch your mood a little in your daily life.

Although Kojiya is located near the heart of the city, the atmosphere of the town is very laid-back. You can find all kinds of stores for daily necessities around the station.

▶Let's take a walk around Kojiya.

What is the Keikyu Line?

Keihin Electric Express Railway, commonly known as the Keikyu Line, is a private railway line that connects Tokyo and Kanagawa from north to south. Kojiya Station, where Neighbors Haneda is located, is on the Keikyu Airport Line, a branch line of the Keikyu Line.

The Keikyu Line roughly stretches from Sengakuji and Shinagawa on the central Tokyo side, through Kawasaki and Yokohama, to the Miura Peninsula.
The Keikyu Airport Line heads to Haneda Airport, and the Keikyu Zushi Line branches off to Zushi and Hayama.

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Reference: Keikyu Line official website: Route map from Shinagawa to Hinodecho

With easy access to Haneda Airport and direct service on the Toei Asakusa Line and the Keisei Line, the line is convenient for commuting and traveling. This is a great location for those who often travel to the provinces or overseas.

Although many people may not be familiar with this line, it can be said that it supports commuting, airports, and weekend leisure in a single line.

Reference: Keikyu Line official website: Route map from Hinodecho to Misakiguchi

Easily Accessible Major Stations

Then, how about going to the office district? Many people may wonder.
The Keikyu Line operates a direct connection to the Asakusa Line, which provides smooth access to the central Tokyo office districts of Mita, Shinbashi, and Nihonbashi, as well as to the Kanagawa area, without having to change trains.

Toward Shinagawa and Nihonbashi
Shinagawa: 12 min.
Mita: 18 min.
Daimon: 19 min.
Shinbashi: 20 minutes
Nihonbashi: 28 minutes

Yokohama, Kawasaki, Kamata
Keikyu Kamata: 2 minutes
Keikyu Kawasaki: 6 minutes
Keikyu Yokohama: 16 minutes

Kamata is a station right next to Kojiya, so you can transfer to the JR line, and it is also easy to use as a living area. Although there are some transfers, access to Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, and Shibuya is also smooth.

Tokyo Station: 29 minutes (via Shinagawa)
Shibuya Station: 33 minutes (via Shinagawa)
Ginza Station: 26 minutes (via Higashi-ginza)
Tennozu Isle Station: 30 minutes (via Tenkubashi)

Towns you want to visit on your holiday

At Social Apartment, many people will change the way they spend their holidays, such as deciding to go on a trip with several people after a casual conversation in the lounge, or going on a day trip with people who have no plans on a holiday.

The Keikyu Line offers not only access to the office district, but also allows you to adjust your range of activities from near Kojiya Station to a little farther away. You may even have a new range of activities to explore because you live in Neighbors Haneda.

So, we have compiled a list of destinations by scene along the Keikyu Line.

Yokohama/Kawasaki｜Enjoy shopping

The area around Yokohama Station is a classic area with commercial facilities, cafes, and restaurants.
Kawasaki is another town where you can enjoy a full day of movies and shopping, with a wide range of large-scale commercial facilities. It is not as crowded as the city center, but is a pleasant area with just the right amount of activity.

Kawasaki is within easy walking distance for those days when you want to do some major shopping or just take a stroll around town for a change of pace. You may be able to finish your shopping in the neighborhood instead of going to the center of Tokyo.

Kamata｜Enjoy the deep drinking district

Kamata is a well-known drinking district lined with standing bars and popular izakayas. Bourbon Road, a retro Showa-style bar, is said to be popular. It is a luxury to have a town where you can spend your time without feeling self-conscious or self-conscious.

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One-day trip with direct train service

Another attraction of the Keikyu Line is its direct train service, which makes a day trip feel like a short trip.
Zushi, Hayama
Zushi, Hayama, Misakiguchi
Asakusa
Oshiage (Sky Tree)
and Oshiage (Skytree) can be accessed with minimal transfers.

A day off to view the ocean, or a day to enjoy a little sightseeing.
The distance from the station, where you can go whenever you feel like it, is perfect for Neighbors Haneda, where "living with a travel mind" is the theme.

Kojiya Station is not a fancy terminal station, but it is a place where you can visit the city center, the airport, and the ocean as an extension of your daily life through a single line, the Keikyu Line.

Whether you are familiar with the line or not, exploring a new town by moving into a social apartment may become a colorful part of your daily life.

We hope that by reading this article, you will not feel uneasy because you don't know the station, but will instead notice the convenience you didn't know existed.

(Text by Hayashi)