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Kitakoiwa

Town located in Edogawa-ku, Tokyo

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Kitakoiwa 北小岩
Town
Keisei Koiwa Station South Exit
Country	Japan
Region	Kantō
Prefecture	Tokyo
Special ward	Edogawa
Neighboorhood	Koiwa
Area
• Total	2.308 km2 (0.891 sq mi)
Population  (2023)
• Total	29,295
• Density	13,000/km2 (33,000/sq mi)
Postal code	133-0051
Area code	03
Vehicle registration	足立

Kitakoiwa (北小岩) is a town in Edogawa, Tokyo.

The town has a population of 29,113 people.

Edogawa Board of Education operates public elementary and junior high schools.

The following elementary schools serve portions of Kitaoiwa: Kita-Koiwa (北小岩小学校), Nakakoiwa (中小岩小学校), Kamikoiwa (上小岩小学校), and Kamikoiwa No. 2 (上小岩第二小学校). All residents are zoned to Koiwa No. 3 Junior High School (江戸川区立小岩第三中学校).^[1]

There are four elementary schools.^{[citation needed]}

Kitakoiwa was discussed during the 2016 film Rudolf the Black Cat.^[2]

• Genki Fujii, political scientist

35°44′31″N 139°53′24″E / 35.742°N 139.890°E / 35.742; 139.890

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