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Overview of Nagasaki's Living Rankings for 2025

In a significant survey conducted by Daito Kentaku Co., Ltd., results of the "Eheya Net Town Living Comfort Ranking 2025 (Nagasaki Prefecture Edition)" and "Eheya Net Desired Town Ranking 2025 (Nagasaki Prefecture Edition)" have been announced. The findings are derived from a comprehensive living satisfaction survey, offering insights into the best places to reside and the most sought-after towns in Nagasaki.

Living Comfort Ranking Highlights

For the second consecutive year, Saza Town in Kitamatsuura District secured the top position in the living comfort ranking. This is followed closely by Togitsu Town in Nishisonogi District, while Nagayo Town in Nishisonogi District came third for the third year running.

Why Saza Town is Number One

Saza Town benefits significantly from the completion of the Saza Interchange, enhancing transport links to Sasebo City and Fukuoka. It has developed into a well-facilitated bedroom community with an array of commercial and public facilities. In terms of various factors, Saza Town ranked first in “administrative services” and “friendliness,” second in “cost of living and rent,” and third in “life convenience” and “transportation convenience,” giving it a consistent top rating.

The Trend of the Top Three

The top three rankings predominantly feature suburban towns surrounding Sasebo City and Nagasaki City, showcasing places that are becoming increasingly popular for residents seeking comfortable living options.

Desired Town Ranking Insights

In the desired town rankings, Fukuoka City continues its dominance, holding the top spot for the fifth straight year. Longing for Nagasaki city remains unchanged at second, followed by Omura City, which has maintained its third position consistently for two years. Tokyo's 23 wards rank fourth, and Isahaya City makes it into the top five.

Residents’ Satisfaction with Current Living Conditions

This year's survey indicated that a significant 71.6% of respondents are satisfied living in their current town, with 21.2% expressing a desire to continue living there. In stark contrast, 50.4% of respondents indicated they have no particular desire to move to another town, signaling a strong appreciation for their current residential environments.

Rankings Overview and Data Collection

The "Living Comfort Ranking" aggregates responses from 2021 to 2025, supplemented by previous years if necessary to meet the required participant minimum of 50. The data reflects responses from a total of 7,633 residents aged 20 and above living in Nagasaki Prefecture, collected through online surveys facilitated by Macromill, Inc. The respondents were stratified by gender, marital status, and generational differences.

Key Points in Data Collection

• - Respondent Demographics: 43.5% male, 56.5% female, with 40.5% unmarried and 59.5% married respondents.
• - Survey Periods: The survey was conducted in phases over several years, with the most recent in February to March 2025, gathering responses from 1,824 individuals.

Conclusion

The findings establish a clear picture of current living preferences and satisfaction in Nagasaki. Saza Town remains a standout for its combination of accessibility and community services, while Fukuoka City remains the top choice for those aspiring to move. As the landscape continues to evolve, these rankings provide crucial insights into the dynamics of life in Nagasaki Prefecture.

For more details and to track updates, please visit the Eheya Net Living Comfort Website.