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Residents of West Covina, Covina, hacienda heights

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#1
  • Wc
  • 2021/12/10 15:07

I have a 5 year old and a 2 year old. what are the neighborhoods around West Covina, Covina, and Hacienda Heights like ？ I assume the middle class lives in these areas, but please tell me about safety and race.
There is Tokyo Central in West Covina, so I expect there are many Japanese people in that area.
I know it is not comparable to Torrance. Is it easy to live there for Japanese people? ？ I asked this question because I would like to know your image of the area.

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#5

Those neighborhoods have long since become ChinaTown, to put it bluntly
though of course there are some Americans living there.
I don't think there are many Japanese.
If you go to T.C., you will see that 85% of the customers are Chinese or other Asians.
Nizya is also only 10 minutes away from T.C. I see some Japanese here, so there must be a few people living here. On weekends, ordinary streets are crowded with people shopping and going out. Most of the people in cars are Asians.
For some reason, 215 and 10 freeways are on the TV news every morning as accident zones (traffic information)
I don't think the security is bad. The climate is hot in the summer because it is inland.

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#6
  • あほー
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 16:58
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＞ Nikkei Market

You're in Japan （ lol ）

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#7
  • Wc
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 17:54
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Thank you all for your replies.

#2
Is there any reason why there will be a Japanese supermarket even if there are not many Japanese people ？ I was simply curious.
West Covina has Tokyo Central but not Daiso and not many Japanese restaurants.

#4
Thanks for the reference. Thank you. I am a little relieved since West Covina is my first choice at the moment. I see that many of you are from the Philippines.

By the way, Walnat is also on my list because the school district seems to be good, so if anyone can give me information about this place, please do.

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#8
  • 陽気な8
  • 2021/12/10 (Fri) 18:22
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Walnut is a nice place. You will understand when you go there. It has a lot of Chinese and a good school district. Diamond Bar is a good environment as well, but a little bit lower class. Below that is Hacienda Heights, and below that is Rowland Heights. There are probably many Chinese people in all of them, and there used to be Nijiya's in Rowland Heights. Oh, there must be a lot of Korean people in that area, too. I can't guarantee how certain I am, but that's my impression.

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#10
  • ただのおっさん
  • 2021/12/11 (Sat) 03:10
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West Covina Central was once home to Japanese people, including those stationed in Monterey Park and Montebello, when it was Marukai. In the past few years, the number of Filipinos has been increasing, so the cashiers are also Filipinos. I think there was a street called Manila Way. There are overwhelmingly many Chinese in that neighborhood.

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