Kamishakujiikitachiiki Community Center - Nerima City

It would be convenient if there was a space for the car.

? 2-chome Kamishakujii, Nerima-ku. ? 5 minutes walk from Kamishakujii Station ?? Kamishakujii Station There are many places (29 places) in Nerima Ward, one of the regional meeting places. Reception, meeting place, meeting room on the 1st floor 3 Japanese-style rooms on the 2nd floor It is a meeting facility set up by the ward as a place for interaction and activities of local people. The user Residents of the ward or working in the ward. There must be someone who is enrolled in school. Opening 9:00 to 21:30 It seems that there are other conditions for use, such as applying for registration with individuals and groups, discounting the usage fee depending on various conditions. Facility usage fee is paid for 1 hour (until 17:00) It is used for interacting with local people and studying at a low usage fee.

In 1992, there was a pharmacy called "Fujimoto Pharmacy" in this area. At that time, I was selling the health food "Propolis" and occasionally sold it to this pharmacy. By the way, I came to Tokyo in 1984, but before that, a woman I met when traveling in Nagano prefecture by train on a conventional line introduced me to an amateur man's jazz pianist. This man lived near Seibu-Yagisawa Station, ahead of the Seibu Shinjuku Line. So, what I knew right after I came to Tokyo was Kamishakujii Station. From Seibu-Ogikubo station, there is a bus bound for Kamishigami station, so I changed to the Seibu Shinjuku line and went to Seibu-Yagisawa station via Musashi-Seki station and Higashi-Fushimi station. The jazz pianist who lived there was working part-time at Tsukiji at that time, saying, "It's inconvenient to go to Tsukiji because the Seibu Shinjuku Line doesn't board the Tozai Subway Line at Takadanobaba Station." I was saying. Furthermore, "This Seibu-Yagisawa station was the setting for the 1970s manga" Komaru-kun "." Well, at that time, he worked part-time at Tsukiji because he was free to use his daytime. Speaking of music band members, there are various students and occupations. That's why I tried to get together during those times. But at that time, I had another music friend in front of Seijo Gakuen in Setagaya Ward, and the band there was one man and three women, but all the girls there were from insurance companies and banks. I was an office worker and a female office worker. This is the story of the end of the Showa period. In 1992, in fact, health foods were sold at the health center near Nishi-Tokorozawa Station on the Seibu Railway, the medicinal bath facility, and the beauty salon in Tanashi. I was on the bus to the station.