Where do most Indians live in Japan?

Following are the regions where Indian population resides in Japan

• Indians are spread across all the prefectures in Japan.
• The highest population is in Tokyo (37\%) followed by substantial population in Kanagawa(17\%), Chiba(5\%), Saitama, Hyogo, Aiachi, Osaka, Ibaraki and Tochigi.

Where do foreigners live in Tokyo?

The majority of expats working for international companies, as well as foreign diplomats residing in Japan, live in Central Tokyo—mostly in the neighborhoods around Minato-ku and Shibuya-ku.

Where are the best places to live in Tokyo?

Nakano is the most densely populated neighborhood in Japan. That makes it high in the running for the most densely populated spot on earth. Despite the highly urban environment it’s often rated amongst the best places to live in Tokyo. A list of things to consider on your apartment search in Japan.

Where are the Indian expats living in Tokyo?

The area in Edogawa Ward, eastern Tokyo, has become home to a new generation of Indian expatriates. The Indian population in Tokyo rose from 1,628 on Jan. 1, 1995 to 5,883 on Jan. 1, 2005, according to the Tokyo metropolitan government.

Where are the fastest growing Indian neighborhoods in Tokyo?

In addition to previously established Indian enclaves in Nakano Ward and elsewhere, the fastest growth can be found in the eastern part of the city. The number of Indian residents in Edogawa Ward rose from 203 in 2000 to more than 603 as of November 2004. More than 70 percent of the new arrivals live in Nishi-Kasai.

Where do the majority of foreigners live in Tokyo?

The majority of foreigners living in Tokyo, 439,959 or 84.4\% live in the Tokyo 23 Wards. How popular are the western suburbs? About 15.6\% of the total foreigner population of Tokyo lives in the Tama western suburbs.