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A Five-Story Building with only Stairs, a Five-Minute Uphill Walk From the Bus stop... The Compelling Reasons Why Tokyu Is Testing Self-Driving Buses in a Housing Complex Along the "Dream Den-en-Toshi Line."

Why do railway companies continue to develop towns along their lines in an era of declining population? Freelance writer Hiroo Ogawa says, "Tokyu is working to improve transportation convenience in areas with aging populations in order to maintain the value of Tama Den-en Toshi. Preventing the decline of areas along the lines is an important issue for railway companies."
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Why do railway companies continue to develop towns along their lines in an era of declining population? Freelance writer Hiroo Ogawa says, "Tokyu is working to improve transportation convenience in areas with aging populations in order to maintain the value of Tama Den-en Toshi. Preventing the decline of areas along the lines is an important issue for railway companies."

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PRESIDENT Online(プレジデントオンライン) broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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