- SOUTH AREA
- NAKAMEGURO
SUGEKARI PARK
At first glance, it appears to be an ordinary park, but within it is a restored version of a feudal lord’s garden from the Edo period. Let’s take a glance.
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- SOUTH AREA
- NAKAMEGURO
SAIGOYAMA PARK
A park with a great view a short distance away from the busy Daikanyama area. We recommend buying croissants and other items at Hillside Pantry and having a picnic here.
- SOUTH AREA
- NAKAMEGURO
SARUGAKUZUKA
The address near Daikanyama is “Sarugakucho,” a 6th-7th century burial mound that gave the area its name. It is a small space but has been carefully preserved with a very nice atmosphere. If you visit the neighborhood, pay a visit.
- SOUTH AREA
- MEGURO
PLATINUM STREET
A street lined with very beautiful ginkgo trees. It is perfect for a stroll during the fall foliage season. It is recommended to enter from Shirokanedai Station and walk back and forth along the street. The street also leads to Ebisu and Hiroo, but they are a bit far.
- SOUTH AREA
- MEGURO
TOKYO METROPOLITAN TEIEN ART MUSEUM
The historic building has been turned into a museum. Even if the exhibits are not to your liking, the gardens and building alone are literally enough to enjoy. It also has a nice restaurant. In addition, the “Nature Education Park” is located right next door. 200,000 square meters of nature in the heart of the […]
- WEST AREA
- TACHIKAWA
SHOWA KINEN PARK
When it comes to strolling in Tachikawa, this Showa Kinen Park is the place to go. The park is large and offers a variety of scenery. There are stores and cafes inside, so you can enjoy the whole day. If the park is your goal, JR Nishi-Tachikawa Station is the nearest station.
- EAST AREA
- HIBIYA
WADAKURA FOUNTAIN PARK
A park with a beautiful fountain on the way to the Imperial Palace while passing Gyoko-dori Avenue in front of Tokyo Station. There is also a Starbucks where you can take a relaxing break.
- EAST AREA
- HIBIYA
TOKYO STATION
The red brick station building has become not only a train station but also a tourist attraction. Both inside and outside the ticket gates, there are many buildings, stores, and other attractions. If you feel lost because of the large area, remember the two area names: “Marunouchi” on the west side (inside the Yamanote Line) […]
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