– Seibu Ikebukuro Line Seibu Railway – Seibu Seibu-en Line – Seibu Railway – Seibu Yamaguchi Line Highways Higashimurayama is not served by any national highways or expressways. Education The city has two public high schools operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education. Higashimurayama has 15 public elementary schools and seven public junior high schools operated by the city government. Public junior high schools: Higashimurayama No. 1 (東村山第一中学校) Higashimurayama No. 2 (東村山第二中学校) Higashimurayama No. 3 (東村山第三中学校) Higashimurayama No. 4 (東村山第四中学校) Higashimurayama No. 5 (東村山第五中学校) Higashimurayama No. 6 (東村山第六中学校) Higashimurayama No. 7 (東村山第七中学校) Public elementary school: Akitsu (秋津小学校) Akitsu Higashi (秋津東小学校) Aoba (青葉小学校) Fujimi (富士見小学校) Hagiyama (萩山小学校) Higashi Hagiyama (東萩山小学校) Kasei (化成小学校) Kitayama (北山小学校) Kumegawa (久米川小学校) Kumegawa Higashi (久米川東小学校) Megurita (回田小学校) Minamidai (南台小学校) Nobidome (野火止小学校) Onta (大岱小学校) Yasaka (八坂小学校) There are also three private combined junior/senior high schools. - Junior and senior high school Local attractions The oldest intact building in Tokyo and one of only two buildings in Tokyo registered as a National Treasure of Japan; the Jizō hall in the temple of Shōfuku-ji. Hachikokuyama, a park that is an inspiration for My Neighbor Totoro. National Hansen's Disease Museum of Japan Site of the 14th century Battle of Kumegawa A segment of the ancient Kamakura Kaido highway Sister cities Higashimurayama is twinned with the following cities: Notable people from Higashimurayama Seiichiro Shimizu, Politician Ken Shimura, Comedian Shoko Aida, Singer Miki Nakatani, Actress Shōji Satō, Professional Badminton Player Karen Miyama, Actress References External links Higashimurayama City Official Website Cities in Tokyo Western Tokyo