The 50 best parks and gardens in Shinagawa

Good indoor activity for kids. Dolphin show was particularly good, would have liked it to be slightly longer though ( 10 mins show around). Crowded across all seasons, i visited during summers and since the Dolphin show was outdoor, the wait for the show was difficult and draining. No options to eat so better carry your own snacks. Also there are discounts for folks residing or working in Shinagawa area so get your id proofs to avail it.

A very simple but nice aquarium to visit, tucked away in a park behind some residence buildings. It took about 10-15mins of walking from Omorikaigan station to reach the location itself. The aquarium has quite a number of exhibits but due to the scale of the building, most of them are quite small, especially the dolphin tank. They do get visits from families from around and outside of the area so the place isn't too quiet. However, if you planning to visit an aquarium in Tokyo, there are many others that are more convenient to visit.

🐬 Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa Review Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa is a fascinating and modern aquarium that offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Inside, you can explore a wide variety of marine life — from colorful tropical fish and graceful jellyfish to rare sea creatures and beautifully designed underwater displays. The exhibits are creatively arranged with impressive lighting and sound effects that make the atmosphere both relaxing and magical. One of the highlights of the park is the live dolphin show, which combines music, water, and light in a stunning performance. You can also watch sea lions and other marine animals demonstrating their natural behaviors and playful interactions with trainers — a perfect mix of entertainment and education. Beyond the main attractions, there are seasonal events and themed exhibitions that make every visit unique. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate, with friendly staff ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience. Overall, Aqua Park Shinagawa is not just an aquarium but a full sensory adventure. It’s a must-visit destination in Tokyo, especially for families, couples, and anyone interested in the beauty of marine life.

Very toddler friendly aquarium, all the water tanks are at ground level (including dolphins) so it’s super easy for kids to observe. It’s located in a huge community park so a great place for kids to run off energy

It's a small aquarium and it's crowded but they have many shows including a dolphin show, sea lion show and a diver swimming with the fishes and turtles in the tunnel aquarium. We visited on a Sunday afternoon and we got tickets from the vending machine without waiting in line. There's a ticket office with a person in there as well. The dolphin show was the first thing we saw and we found it very entertaining, comparable to the skill of the dolphis we saw in Lisbon. The trainers don't get into the water, the size of the tank doesn't allow it. After visiting the rest of the aquarium we realised that the tiny show area is the largest space the 5 dolphins have access to. That's shocking. It is so so so tiny compared to European standards. We felt sad for the dolphins and didn't stay for other outdoor shows. The ticket price is reasonable and it grants access back into the aquarium during the entire day. It's a shame that the tanks are so small for the creatures that live in them.

the dolphin and sea lion show was amazing... I would like to recommend the dolphin show... They're so cute and talented. the aquarium was beautiful yet the sea lion got me intrigued. Does it have a blind eye? ... it has 2 tunnels.

We loved it, so much to see up close, we did find the dauphine space where they stay a bit on the dusty side, but we don't know if the dolphins had just dirtied it and saw workers constantly cleaning and keeping their space clean

Some parts were closed off due to falling trees, but I nice little green oasis when you want a break. There’s a really cool old pond from an old samurai clan as well.

Love the nature. Different from normal parks in Japan, some grounds are not made of concrete but leaf mold. You can enjoy the soft touch and beautiful sound every step you take. 🍁

It’s my first time here the Rinshi no Mori park Great place to spend time with a toddler during summer. There is plenty of shade at the playground and at the splash pad. The kiddie pool was a little bit crowded but there was enough space for an 19 months old to have fun for hours.

This park is wide. Vending machines are available. It's a great place for a jog, walking your dog, or playing with your kids.

The blossoms are in full bloom here with several beautiful trees! The park is huge and has lots of different sports area (baseball, soccer, tennis, etc.) You can easily spend several hours here, enjoy!

Admission fee: free A lot of wide space. Not crowded, so it's gonna be a perfect place for you to relax yourself. Water fountain and toilet available!

The nature is quite wild and jungle-like in this park compared to other parks in Tokyo which looks very artificial and man made. The park is very popular to the locals where they can take slow strolls, have gatherings, small camping areas and grilling areas, and jogging routes. The landscape is very dramatic and 3D with small hills and valleys, and bridges that overpass landscapes and ponds below. This park used to be a protected natural habitat zone that was used for research by 18 different institutions. I come here for slow walks and jogging, it’s simply feels great to come here to get in touch with nature and briefly forget the urban jungle.

Seeing this place was interesting to see much of the aquarium animals. The main attraction with the dolphins and whale was awesome. Paying in advance to do the "touching the dolphins" wasn't a waste of time, touching them was actually nice and smooth. Was happy to be up close to see them. Both day and night light shows was cool to watch the skill and training of the dolphins jumping and splashing everyone. More entertainment for other kids to do a few rides was added to the aquarium as well.

One of the best value attractions we visited in Japan! The dolphin show alone was worth the visit – energetic, well-choreographed, and genuinely fun for the whole family. We were also surprised by how enjoyable the rest of the park was. The penguins were adorable to watch, the aquarium exhibits were well presented, and there were even a few small rides we didn’t expect – and they turned out to be a hit with our kids. A fantastic mix of entertainment and education, all at a very reasonable price. Highly recommend for families or anyone looking for a fun half-day activity in Tokyo.

Exciting and immersive aquarium experience! Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa is a must-visit for anyone who loves marine life. The aquariums are beautifully designed with interactive and colorful displays. The dolphin shows are amazing, energetic, and fun for both kids and adults. The park is clean, well-organized, and perfect for a family outing or a fun date. A wonderful mix of education, entertainment, and awe-inspiring marine sights!

I visited the aquarium over the weekend, and it was such an amazing experience! I truly enjoyed every part of it — from the beautiful variety of fish and sea creatures to the incredible dolphin show, which was definitely the highlight of the visit. Everything was well-organized, clean, and enjoyable for all ages. My sincere appreciation to everyone working there — you’re doing a wonderful job! 🌷🌷

Had an amazing visit to Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa! It was a little crowded, but the dolphin show was an incredible experience — I sat in the front row and got splashed a lot, which made it even more fun 😍. Absolutely worth it and a must-visit!

We had a fantastic day here. If you are staying at the Shinagawa Prince hotel complex you get discount. It's right next door to the hotel and once you have bought your ticket you can enter again to watch the night dolphins show which was even better. There's quite alot to see and well worth the price. The whole place is Really well maintained with all enclosures clean and look well cared for.

Pure happiness, I enjoyed it greatly to the fullest. Not only is there a dolphin show, amazing animals, and some that you will probably not see if you dont go, there's a terrarium with monster fish and reptiles. Was amazed by the dolphin show (buy tickets ahead of time online to PET THE DOLPHIN.) -Daughter of Reviewer

Small station but great

Good

(Translated by Google) I stayed in Omori and used this to head to Haneda Airport. I had to transfer at Heiwajima and Keikyu Kamata. (Original) 大森に滞在し羽田空港に向かうために利用しました。平和島や京急蒲田での乗り換えが必要です。

For a lot of people who can be a bit better than me and I 😂 to ask you about it and I will be able to ask 🙂

(Translated by Google) A hidden gem of a station, offering a relaxing and relaxing experience close to the ocean. 🌊🏡 Omori-Kaigan Station offers easy access to Shinagawa and Haneda Airport, yet the area around the station is surprisingly quiet and calm. ✨ Because it's so close to the ocean, there are plenty of great walking trails, perfect for refreshing yourself on the weekends. 🌅🚶‍♀️ There's also a supermarket and restaurants right in front of the station, making it a great place for everyday life. ♪ However, the station itself is small, and trains aren't frequent, so you might need to be a little careful during rush hour. 💦 But I highly recommend it for those looking for a laid-back escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. 💕 (Original) 海も近くてのんびりできる、穴場感ある駅🌊🏡 大森海岸駅って、品川や羽田空港にもアクセスしやすいのに、駅周辺は意外と静かで落ち着いた雰囲気✨ 海が近いから散歩コースも充実してて、休日はリフレッシュにぴったり🌅🚶‍♀️ 駅前にはスーパーや飲食店もあって、普段の生活にも困らないのが嬉しいポイント♪ ただ、駅自体は小さめで電車の本数が多くないから、通勤時間帯は少し注意が必要かも💦 でも、都会の喧騒を離れてゆったり暮らしたい人にはすごくおすすめです💕

(Translated by Google) It sounds good to call it the closest station to Shinagawa Aquarium, but it's actually a station where only local trains stop. Nothing's changed since I remember it 30 years ago. I used to come here often. It hasn't seen any growth or decline since then. The fact that the number of passengers hasn't changed much suggests that it's mostly frequented by long-time residents. (Original) しながわ水族館の最寄りのと言えば聞こえは良いが、普通しか停車しない駅 私が知る30年前と何も変わらない 良く来たんたけどな あの頃から発展も衰退も無い 乗降客数の推移に余り増減が無いと言うことは、昔からの住民の固定客が多いのであろう

(Translated by Google) It is an elevated station that runs parallel to Daiichi Keihin (National Route 15) and where only local trains stop. JR Omori Station is approximately 700 meters away, less than a 10 minute walk. (It's about a 7-8 minute walk for me) It's also the closest station to Shinagawa Aquarium. *Please be careful on the platform as passing trains are speeding. (Original) 第一京浜(国道15号)と平行していて普通列車のみ停車する高架駅です。JR大森駅までは約700㍍、徒歩10分弱です。(自分は徒歩約7~8分です)　品川水族館の最寄り駅でもあります。※通過列車はスピードが出ていますのでホーム上は気をつけてくださいね。

Visiting Shinjuku Gyoen Park was an absolute delight! Right in the heart of Tokyo, this park feels like a peaceful escape from the busy city. The gardens are beautifully maintained, with a perfect mix of traditional Japanese design, French elegance, and English landscapes, offering something unique at every turn. Walking through the park was incredibly relaxing – from the tranquil ponds and tea houses to the wide open lawns and colorful seasonal flowers. Each season brings its own charm, whether it’s the cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant autumn leaves, or the calm beauty of winter. The park is very clean, spacious, and easy to explore, making it ideal for a quiet stroll, a picnic, or just enjoying nature. It’s also a wonderful spot for photography, with so many breathtaking views. Shinjuku Gyoen is truly a hidden oasis in Tokyo – serene, beautiful, and inspiring. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the city!

Wonderful, peaceful gardens to visit both for tourists and locals! The ponds, statuary, trees, and flowers make you feel you are in a faraway paradise. There is a convenient Information Center near the entrance, and many clean restrooms. Fees are very reasonable including 50% discount for Senior Citizens and disabilities and students. Beautiful backdrops for photo opportunities.

A beautiful and peaceful escape in the middle of Tokyo. Shinjuku Gyoen is incredibly clean, spacious, and well-maintained. The park has lovely Japanese gardens, open lawns, and a stunning greenhouse. Perfect for relaxing walks, picnics, and photography. I went during ___ (spring/autumn/etc.), and the scenery was breathtaking — especially the cherry blossoms! Very easy to access from Shinjuku-Gyoenmae Station. Highly recommended if you want to enjoy nature in the city.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is truly an oasis amid the bustle of Shinjuku. We visited on a lightly drizzling day and spent about an hour exploring the grounds. Although we managed to see most of the main areas in that time, we easily could have spent another hour or two strolling through the beautifully maintained landscapes. The gardens feature a variety of scenic areas, along with several pleasant cafés and refreshment spots, making it a relaxing place to pause and enjoy the surroundings. The facilities and amenities were exceptionally clean and well maintained, consistent with Japan’s high standards. Admission was 500 yen per adult, and the gardens are open from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Overall, Shinjuku Gyoen offers a peaceful retreat from the city and is well worth a visit for anyone spending time in Tokyo.

This beautiful garden is right in the middle of the busy Shinjuku area. Entry cost is five hundred yen and can be accessed via the ic card. It is a combination of landscaped gardens, beautiful ponds, Japanese traditional garden and even a forest. You can spend a lot of time here exploring. Would definitely recommend.

Amazing place to visit and chill, especially in autumn when the weather is sub 20 degrees. Beautifully crafted landscaping and really appreciated the breeze and silence. Always wanted to see the pavilion featured in Garden of Words and it certainly didn't disappoint! Just note they're very strict on the closing time and will go around to chase people out so don't overstay your welcome!

Idilic, very peaceful and spotless clean. I usually don’t like going to Starbucks when outside of the US, prefer to try local coffee shops, but in Japan it is different. I liked Starbucks in the park very much. It is cozy and they serve tasty pastry.

Nice park, easy walking tracks, grassed areas, river, pond/lake, under road path to children's play area with slides a plenty, sand pits, flying fox, climbing wall and picnic areas. Barbeque area. Worth a visit. Aquarium inside also worth a visit.

Great park. Plenty to see. Very beautiful.

This place is every family's paradise. A park that is surrounded by lake and trees. A bicycle path, ducks by the lake, and a bring your own ingredients on a barbecue pit! The park itself is so engaging for kids because of the mini loop zip line, bouncy pillow, mini wall climbing, and other fun stuff.

Beautiful open park(no theme) with water bodies & fountains at centre for attractions; surrounded by tall buildings making it even more eye catching, peaceful relaxing environment

Nice park, fresh and green. Place for Jogging and different activities in the city. Watch the duck swim in the small lake though I couldn't see any fish in the water.

A nice day out place comes with aquatic environments providing different viewpoints of the various sea creatures all together for us to admire. Famous for Dolphin show, sea lion show and seal show. Perfect place to spend your weekends with families and friends. Have beautiful garden for relaxing day. Restaurant Dolphin is available with glass window to enjoy the food with different views.

Very pretty park. We enjoyed sitting in the park after visiting the Aquarium and relaxing while catching some Pokémon. Japanese parks have not disappointed us - they are always very clean and quiet. Children are even very respectful.

A nice, quiet place to come and feel the river breeze. Good to take some pictures as well.

It’s very pretty here. There is a nice walking trail, too. A great place to spend a morning!

You can enjoy the authentic gentle breeze and the town is built as the concept of Art

Good and peaceful place for an evening stroll away from the business of central Tokyo

Warehouse Terada, the owner of Tennoji, has produced the entire area. It's an area like no other in Japan, and if you live in Tokyo, it's worth a stroll.

I really like staying in hotels in this quiet and peaceful area of Tokyo. It’s very conveniently connected by train and monorail both with Haneda airport and central Tokyo as well as Odaiba.

A nice and a bit fancy place. Parts of AKB48's music video Amanojaku Batter were shot here. In Edo period daibas or protective forts were built in Tokyo bay and Tennozu isle later grew to swallow one of those daibas. I enjoy the living history of this place.

Fantastic place to relax and make a picnic. The landscape changes through the year and the wildlife is very different. I recommend it for families!

When the sakura are in season, this was a calming place to see some beautiful scenery without big crowds. Otherwise, visiting here for leisure isn’t too relaxing since there’s some odd folks who hangout on the benches and feed flocks of pigeons which makes it uncomfortable for others who stop by to eat.

A beautiful, thriving park with plenty of shade, open areas for play, and serene spots to relax. The times that I do come here, lots of families are playing, people are jogging, and others are just taking in the nature. This is a very nice park to enjoy with the company of others~

Nice little park in the suburbs that's good for weekend picnics for families with small children. The grass is always fenced off due to regrowth and maintenance though.

Small little park with some cute ducks in the pond.

Small local park with many kids running around

great place to relax

Confusing and Inconvenient Ticket Machine Experience During my recent trip, I had a very frustrating experience with the ticket machines at a Japanese station. The machines did not clearly indicate the specific ticket options they provided, making it appear as though I could purchase Shinkansen tickets, only to find out that these machines only sold tickets for limited express trains within specific regions. After waiting in line, I realized I still needed to search for another machine to get the correct ticket. For non-local travelers, this lack of clarity is incredibly inconvenient. I hope the station improves the signage on these machines to help travelers understand which tickets can be purchased where.

Boarded the Nozomi Shinkansen bound for Kyoto. Thoroughly enjoyed the service, great selection of bentos available in the station also.

Shinagawa is a transit beast in a suit—Shinkansen doors, Keikyū flights to Haneda, and towers full of meetings. Business travelers command the concourse while families chase bento before long rides. Polished, efficient, slightly pricey—but it gets you everywhere fast. Tourist Tip: For Haneda, follow red Keikyū signs; for Shinkansen, JR Central gates are obvious. Grab ekiben upstairs before boarding.

Is it a shopping mall? No! It's a train station. Shinagawa is a major transport hub and where bullet trains (Shinkansen) depart to Kyoto. Everything is pristine clean and there are lots of eateries and shops (tip: buy your food before boarding the train)

Although it is a train station, it is like a shopping mall.. always busy.. there are many train platforms.. even Shinkansen trains are accessible here.. toilets are very clean and there are many.. dydo is everywhere.. There are many famous food outlets..

Shinagawa is clearly one of the larger stations in Tokyo, but at least its JR part is still quite manageable thanks to clear signs. Just be careful to not confuse the platforms 1 and 3 for Yamanote Line, which are located pretty far from each other, so it you're like me, you may have to walk up a few extra stairs to get where you actually want to go. The station is, despite being very busy pretty much all time, kept in a very clean state, and it offers a few places to grab a quite bite or something to drink in the summer heat.

We lived in the area and this is the main station where we can take Shinkansen as well as local trains. It is a very busy place, but it has all the facilities you will need. There are many good food places or Ekiben shops. Also, a lot of souvenirs or gift shops sell iconic local snack gift packs. It is easy to navigate and try to avoid peak hours.

Please don't imagine other fancy central park you might know. The name maybe just because it lies in the center of Shinagawa and not much to see here. Some people seating having their lunchs on working days and I was just passing this park.

Really nice park with a nice soccer field. Unfortunate that they lock the goals and playing a pick up football game isn't possible with real goals.

ECO festival held annually. Fun and good for kids and bargain hunters. There's also a tea ceremony for foreigners and locals.

Very well maintained Tennis Court, really enjoyed playing on it - though the temperature was above 35!

A basic park with outdoor seating usually occupied during lunch hours by people working in the area or mothers with small children. There’s not a lot to do here, but it’s a good spot to take a quick break as alluded in the last sentence.

Very close to the train station 🚉

Right across in front of Shinagawa city general building. Nice sports facilities.

This is a great little park. Excellent for running, jogging or a spot of cycling. There’s also some space for kids to play. Great location to come to if you’re keen on running a few kilometres and looking for a break from the surrounding buildings. I recommend coming after the aquarium has closed though if you want to run or do some cycling to avoid the crowds.

(Translated by Google) There is a grassy area where you can enter, so you can spend a pleasant time on the greenery. (summer) You can cycle in the park. (1 lap, approx. 2km course, rental system) There is a square where you can have a barbecue within the ward. There is play equipment for children to play with. (Original) 芝生スペースがあり立ち入りがOKなところは、緑の上で気持ちよく過ごせます。（夏場） 公園のはサイクリングが出来ます。（1周、約2kmのコース　貸し出し制） 区内申し込みのバーベキューができる広場があります。 子供が遊べる遊具があります。

(Translated by Google) This pond is filled with brackish water from the canal. There is also a small beach, making it a great place to take children. The pond is home to fish like mullet, as well as amphipods and other creatures. (Original) 運河の汽水を引き込んだ池。小さいビーチもあり、子供連れで楽しむにはいい池だろう。 池にはボラのような魚類がいる他、ヨコエビなどが居た。

(Translated by Google) You can see the plane landing here. After visiting the aquarium, you can sit here and have a rest. You can enjoy the breeze, walk, and watch the children running around. It is very comfortable. (Original) 在這邊可以看到飛機降落，逛完水族館後可以到這邊坐一下休息一下，吹吹風、走走路、看看小孩子們到處跑來跑去，非常舒服

(Translated by Google) A relaxing spot near the city. After the renovations were completed, there was more green grass. Sometimes there are herons in the pond. Great egret and little egret confirmed in October 2022. (Original) 都会の近くの癒やしスポット。改修が終わり緑の芝生が増えた。時折サギが池にいる。 ダイサギ、コサギを2022年１０月に確認。

(Translated by Google) I went for a run It was a relaxing spot On my way back, I took a train from the nearby Omori Kaigan Station. (Original) ランニングで行きました 癒しスポットでした 帰りはすぐ近くの大森海岸駅から電車で帰りました

(Translated by Google) Omori Kaigan is the only station in Tokyo that has a coast in its name. In fact, there was actually a beach until the 1950s. However, in preparation for the last Tokyo Olympics, the sea was reclaimed and only the name of the station remained on the coast. Immediately after entering from Daiichi Keihin, I went to the area that was once the sea and found that it was now Shinagawa Ward Citizens Park, the largest park in Shinagawa Ward. A large pond with an area of ​​6,500 square meters was built there. When I looked at the map of the park, for some reason, there was a character for umi there. In fact, it is made of seawater brought in from the canal next door. There is the sea on the Omori coast. In this sea of ​​population, a new spot was born in July. A part of the pond has been opened up as a beach🏖A cute beach with a total length of only 48m that you cannot swim in. Still, children are delighted to see the beach restored for the first time in about 60 years. (Original) 駅名に海岸がつくのは、東京では、ここ大森海岸だけ。実は昭和30年代まで本当に海水浴場がありました。しかし前回の東京オリンピックに向けた開発で海は埋め立てられ駅名だけ海岸が残ったのです。第一京浜から入ってすぐ、かつて海だった場所に行ってみると、そこは現在、品川区で最大の公園、しながわ区民公園になっていました。そこに造られたのが広さ6,500平方メートルの大きな池。園内マップを見ると、何故か、そこには海の字が。実は隣にある運河から引き入れた海水でできているのです。大森海岸に海あります。そんな人口の海に、7月、新スポットが誕生。池の一部がビーチとして開放されたのです🏖泳ぐことはできない全長わずか48mのかわいい浜辺。それでも、およそ60年ぶりに復活した海岸に子どもは歓喜しています。

Green, expansive, gorgeous. There are so many words that could describe Yoyogi Park but those are my top three. I loved the greenery, art, wildlife, and the First Flight Monument. Easy to get to, easy to navigate. Even though we walked around for a few hours, there was still more to see. Don’t miss it! Photography by Jason Taylor (Except for the pictures I took)

A newfound favorite park! 🌿 It’s very clean and well-maintained, making it such a pleasant place to explore. I visited in winter (January) and loved that it wasn’t crowded. Just be sure to dress warmly so you can fully enjoy walking around. There are food stalls around, but since Shibuya is within walking distance, you’ll have plenty of dining options nearby. Definitely a must-visit spot in Tokyo!

Visiting at night was a highlight—open paths, soft lighting, and a peaceful atmosphere that feels worlds away from the city noise. Practical win: there are plenty of bathrooms and vending machines throughout the park, which makes it easy to stay longer without planning. Perfect for an evening stroll, light snacks, and unwinding.

Beautiful gem found right around the corner from Harajuku station. Conveniently located & within walking distance of Takeishita street shopping area. I went on a Sunday and it was busy but not crowded. The park is filled with gorgeous big lush trees, giving off such a peaceful vibe. I loved seeing the shrine and all the gates. This is a great place to come if you're looking to get a break from the hustle and bustle, to relax or have a little lunch. At the Yoyogi park main stage you'll find alot of events happening. Filled with live performances to tons of food tents. Highly recommends to stop by and take it all in.

Beautiful and very lovely, at least today (26th October), with many food stalls and musicians playing. If you continue and walk more to the centre of the park, it’s much quieter (it was also the end of the day, so it might me more crowded on the morning or early afternoon). Too bad there’s a lot of construction going on (hence the 4 stars), as I was hoping to come here and relax, to escape from the Shibuya madness!…

This park does not have a lot to offer but this is one good place to spend some time off, peaceful "me time" and have picnics with your loved ones. This is just a 5 minute walk from the Meiji Shrine. By the time I visited, Roses are in bloom making the park more interesting to visit.

It is the Central Park of Tokyo , a quiet reprieve from the hustle and bustle of the city - at the door steps of Harajuku. It is not to be missed - autumn and spring are prefect weather to just throw a mat and enjoy

A stunning park with many unique features to admire. Close to other worthwhile stops in Chiyoda. There’s also the bonus of a Liberty Bell inside the park. Photography by Jason Taylor

Beautiful park with both a nice stroll and a bigger main grass field. There are at times stalls here that sells greenery and other stuffs. Seemed like a lot of families with children came here to play around! The walk around the park is also nice and quiet.

The park is beautiful and the day we went there were vendors selling charming handmade items, foods, books and projects. I would definitely return. Some areas had a pronounced sewage smell, but we could not identify the source.

Hibiya park has its own history. Quite a good place to rest and enjoy, has many benches to sit, and offers many historical artifacts about this place, there is a piece of wall from Meiji era, you would love to walk around and enjoy the nature and history. On its own its sort of small open air museum.

Nice public space area a stones throw from Tokyo station and the imperial palace - often there are events there- especially in the weekend when there is often concerts and food fairs

Very beautiful ❤️ Nice place for photos! It was not to crowded so it was very nice to walk around. There is also stamps for those collecting stamps around Japan.

Parque Hibiya is a lush, serene oasis tucked right in the bustling heart of Tokyo. Strolling along the winding paths, I felt completely transported by the vibrant seasonal flowers, from the delicate cherry blossoms blooming in spring to the fiery maples of autumn. The peacefulness of the two large Western-style flower gardens, showcased by colorful tulips and roses, provided perfect spots for quiet reflection. The highlight was resting by the pond with its charming bronze crane fountain, watching graceful wild birds while soaking up the tranquility. Nearby, I caught a lively outdoor concert at the open-air venue, blending nature and culture seamlessly. The 400-year-old ginkgo tree stood tall like a proud guardian of the park’s past, a living testament to resilience.

Kiyosima Garden is conveniently close to my home, and I was pleasantly surprised by this hidden gem in Tokyo. The entry fee is just 150 yen for adults, which is very reasonable. The garden is very well maintained and incredibly scenic—I could hardly believe such a peaceful place exists in the city. It’s perfect for spending a long, relaxing time—you can sit, enjoy the view, or even read a book. The garden has many large turtles in the water, and it’s fun to watch their activity. Everything about it feels picturesque and truly mind-blowing. I had a wonderful time there! The garden closes at 5 PM, with the last entry at 4:30 PM. I recommend spending a good 2 to 3 hours to fully enjoy everything it has to offer.

We just loved this spot! Such a perfect Japanese garden with a ton of history and historical significance. The foliage was lovely and really took you out of the city! But our favorite part were all the lovely bridges and stone walkways over the water. Oh and did I mention it was only about $2/150 yen for the both of us!

I have been there twice already and it is a very quiet but beautoful park with peaceful atmosphere and scenery. I highly recommend if you want a piece of stillness while being in Tokyo

An Amazing Garden in the Middle of the City: Kiyosumi Garden ​Wow! Kiyosumi Garden is indeed an amazing gem, a tranquil "green lung" in the heart of the bustling city, and you are describing a particularly magical visit. ​Here is a text that reflects your visiting experience: ​An Amazing Garden in the Middle of the City: A Japanese Serenity Experience at Kiyosumi Garden ​In the midst of the big city's hustle and bustle lies a hidden, breathtaking natural gem—Kiyosumi Garden. This is not just a patch of grass, but a traditional Japanese "strolling garden," offering a true escape and a visual and cultural journey all in one. ​Immediately upon entering, the silence takes over. The center of the garden is the large pond, which is the highlight and the focus of life. I stood on the bank and admired the meticulously maintained view: the trees, especially the ancient black pines, were carefully and artistically pruned, setting a perfect green frame for the landscape reflected in the water. ​The pond itself is a whole world teeming with life. Schools of colorful Koi fish, shining in brilliant orange, red, and white, swam beneath the surface like a living painting. The turtles, basking in the sun on the stones or floating logs, gave a sense of a natural and peaceful habitat. And the ducks—what a joy it was to watch them glide calmly, dotting the pond's surface and adding a gentle, pleasant sound to the overall quiet. ​What is particularly fascinating about Kiyosumi are the stepping stones ("Iso-watari"), those carefully placed and cut stones that allow you to hop across the water and traverse parts of the pond almost at water level. This is a classic Japanese design element that connects you directly to nature and the scenery. Treading carefully on the stones offers an intimate touring experience, as if you are walking inside the pond, and provides a unique perspective on the vegetation and the traditional buildings (like the reflective teahouse). ​A stroll through Kiyosumi Garden is a meditative experience. The combination of the flawless care by the Japanese gardeners, who emphasize every branch and stone, and the restrained wildness of nature, creates an exceptional harmony. This is a place to slow down, take a deep breath, and remember that there is beauty and perfection even within the urban chaos. ​If you are looking for a moment of true Japanese serenity, away from the noise and commotion, Kiyosumi Garden is the perfect place to visit. It is an experience of tranquility that refills the soul with renewed energy.

A very beautiful garden. 150 yen to enter, they have a picnic area. I was visiting Fukagawa Edo Musuem and stopped by and glad I did, a nice way to spend about 30-45 minutes strolling in a circle around the lake. Next time I will bring onigiris and tea and relax.

We were honestly surprised when we stepped foot into Kiyosumi Gardens! Our original plan was to visit a few cafés in the Kiyosumi-shirakawa neighborhood, with the garden more of an add-on. But it ended up being the star of our visit! Right next to Kiyosumi Park, this beautiful Japanese garden is absolutely worth the modest ¥150 entry fee. The grounds are just the right size for a leisurely stroll—big enough to wander, yet compact enough to feel relaxed. Best of all, it’s far less crowded than Tokyo’s more famous gardens, making it easier to truly enjoy the peace and scenery. You’ll find picturesque landscapes, calming ponds, and even cute turtles swimming about! If you’re looking for a quiet moment, beautiful views, and a chance to slow down in the middle of Tokyo, look no further.

Very beautiful garden. Well-maintained and nice for a walk. Lovely quiet place. Good for a calm and quiet experience in the nature ありがとう

There’s a construction going at the south side. You could not go from there. So maybe north side is the only way to go now. It is definitely longer than the maps suggested. From the south side it would have taken only 3 minutes. The garden is part of 9 metropolitan heritage gardens. It’s not a large garden but still offers beautiful transitional Japanese gardens feel. There are some Sakura blossoms in the back of the garden. You could see from the entrance. And that’s where people gathered sitting under the trees. There are some benches available. There is also another grassy grove where people put out their picnic sitting ware. Many locals turned out. And mostly seniors. Also families with kids. Great place for kids to run around.

A green that battle had anyone visiting. Need an escape from the hustle and bustle? The Shiba Gardens are a great place to get away. Take a relaxing stroll along the Stone paths. Enjoy the tranquil feel of the b garden with Minato City backdrop. Admission is 150yen

Loved visiting this park, especially at sunset, with the golden sunlight reflecting on the water and on the buildings and passing through the pine trees. 150 yen if you did not get the combo ticket for the Hamarikyu Gardens, so just get the combo if you intend to visit both. Very peaceful and relaxing. Perfect.

Located just next to Hamamatsucho station, this Japanese garden is an oasis of peace and quiet and well worth a visit. Yes, it costs 150 yen to enter, so it isn't technically 'Free', but that is incredible value considering the location and history. Although it isn't a big garden, there is a large pond with carp, various sculpted features, and benches to sit in the shade while enjoying the view. Although surrounded by high rise buildings and skyscrapers, these just add to the interesting view, make for interesting photos that juxtapose the old and new, and underscore the feeling that you have stumbled onto a secret oasis. The history of the site is outlined in English and Japanese on information boards, so you can learn more. I particularly enjoyed the various winding stone paths, and making my way to the small central island to get a better view of the turtles sunning themselves by the water.

Beautiful gardens and not many people there when we visited from 12:00 to 14:00 hs. Unfortunately the cherry blossoms were not blooming yet but it was still a beautiful park. Very peaceful place that you can go to sit and read a book or just relax. We walked the whole park and it doesn’t take very long but we enjoyed going slow and sitting down. It makes Tokyo feel very quiet and tranquil.

Nice garden with well maintained gardens and trees, albeit construction noise nearby. It takes some practice to spot great photo shots.

The Gardens were so busy a good place away from the noise and a good place for quiet and reflection.

Komazawa Olympic Park features a vast area with running tracks, sports facilities, and a playground for children, making it an ideal spot for families and athletes alike. The park also offers scenic walking paths that showcase beautiful nature throughout the seasons, providing a relaxing atmosphere. With cafes and restaurants on-site, it’s convenient for taking breaks or enjoying a light meal.

This place has a walking, jogging and bicycling track around the entire facility with distance markers. I'm not sure how long it is, but it feels like it's at least 2 miles. There were a lot of runners on Sunday when I visited. It's an ideal place to jog without having to worry about car traffic, and the pesky lawless bicycle riders, for the most part.

Very big park to take your family here to: pinic/ bicycle/ run/ skate/ gym. Sometimes there are flea markets as well. It’s so big that there are several smaller parks inside for kids to play like Pig park, squirrels park… You can spend almost a day here with different activities.

a very comfortable place to exercise in the afternoon. very spacious and lush garden. Even though it is a bit far from Komazawa Daigaku Station, the journey to get there is very pleasant because it passes through a road that is not too busy. A very suitable if you invite the family to exercise here. If you have pets, you are allowed to come here.

Big park, lots of facilities. Awesome running/cycling loop ~2.2km long. Baseball field, stadium/gym, basketball hoops, children playground, skating and kids cycling tracks, food and drink stand, and more. Always full of people day and night, especially weekends, but there is plenty of space to sit and exercise, so it never feels crammed.

In this park, there is a basketball ring under the East footbridge, near the Okaidan Kita hiroya.

This park is quite big with a few permanent shops to grab some food to eat at either those shops’ tables or at one of the park’s open areas. Don’t expect the quality to be good though. There are sometimes food trucks that are in the area as well. Lots of people run, bike, or even use the skate park! There’s a lot of open space as well for any other form of exercise that won’t bother other people. We saw some youngsters practicing parkour too!

It is a historical garden in the Tokyo Imperial Palace. The gardens were first used by the Tokugawa shogunate. The garden was built on the grounds of Edo Castle. The building of the modern gardens began in 1961. The garden is over 210,000 square metres. The garden was completed in 1968. Gardens are well maintained and lovely blooms and manicured trees. Popular place, lots of tourists and locals. Picturesque place. Must see place. Uneven terrain, lots of walking. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen. Great place for photography

So well manicured. I’m guessing the gardeners here are an elite team working for the palace. Both my hubby and I loved the trees, the lawn, the fruit trees to name a few. Never fail to amaze us. We spent a total of 3 hours there and forgot the sun existed. We were hot, sweaty and exhausted when we finished. But…we were very happy.

Very beautiful! It was closed certain areas but we walked around the palace and still can enjoy it. There was a lot of security which I noticed with the imperial palace throughout Japan to enter they do inspection on bags, very nice. There is also a very pretty stamp inside a souvenir shop :)

Only the garden around the palace is accessible to the public. It is a very large area, extremely nice to walk around. There are fish in the water surrounding the palace and fruit trees everywhere around the grounds. The whole area is immaculately maintained. On the day of my visit, it was not too crowded thus the long walk was very enjoyable. A bit of a distance from the subway, so prepare for a lot of walking!

Maybe we were here during the wrong season, because i was not very impressed with the park. It was nice, and peaceful, but also felt bare and empty. We were lucky because we got to hear, and sort of see (by peeking through the bushes) that there was a police training in one of the buildings of the park. What I like about this park is that it reminds me in certain aspects of Central Park in New York. I say this because the park is in the middle of the city.

Expect lots of walking especially since we just went to the free entrance after security. Very serene, but lots of tourists. The shops were cute and there are enough bathrooms everywhere. Overall, if you’re looking for a place to just look at nature amidst this concrete jungle - this is it.

I loved this beautiful gardens! It's a lot bigger than I had expected. Well-managed and preserved. Also lots of benches and clean public toilets. Very people-friendly park in the center of Tokyo!

Went there on the weekend at 2pm was expecting to see cool cars. Seen several and had snack at the cafe. Stay for the view of the Gingko trees and hope to see when it turn yellow in autumn

We were too early to see the yellowish leaves of the Gingko tree. There were some yellowish already but I think it will be more pretty mid November. Unfortunately we wont be able to go but we're already happy to see some of it. I also got a picture on my polaroid and it was pretty good!

Lots of great cars on Sunday morning. I arrived around 8:30am and cars were gone by 9:30. I saw mainly vintage Italian and British cars, but there was definitely something for everyone!

I went for a walk there during sunset and it was so beautiful and peaceful! A must see in Tokyo. :)

We were fortunate to visit this sight during the autumn peak of gingko trees. The trees were yellow aligned along the street and were absolutely phenomenal! Day time was not enough, so we revisited this sight within their time allotted for autumn leaves illumination. It was spectacular! It was a sight to behold. They close half of the street within the period, where it would last until 730 in the evening. It was a great experience! Definitely highly recommended to visit during autumn. 😊

One of my favorite spots in Tokyo. Amazing avenue filled with old Ginkgo trees, looking completely different every season. There’s a nearby park and shops next to the Olympic Stadium and a Shake Shack in the best possible location.

it's very pretty, sightseeing autumn vibes & chill

We liked the covered shopping on a rainy day, many stores, and food options. Spend 1-2 hrs shopping here.

Great local market with lots of food and shops. It is about 2km long and covered so you can visit when raining.

Amazing local market with many interesting shops to explore and walkabout. Place was clean.

Visited Tokyo many time, but this is first time stop by this street. It's covered with roof so no need to worry about rain. Fun to shop before heading to Haneda airport.

More of a local shopping area so the prices are more reasonable. This one shop for readymade takeaway sushi was amazing. The seafood is so fresh and prices are lower than in touristy areas like Shinjuku!!

Very nice and well planned community in which has a complex indoor shopping market, very clean and wider walkway 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 nice to explore more local communities rather than visiting typical shopping areas when traveling Always remind myself traveling sustainably

The shopping center that I like the most, because I think many of the shops that I often visit are here, such as KFC, Gyoumu Super, Kaldi, Muji, and many more. The location is very strategic because it is close to Musashikoyama Station. This shopping center is very long and the crowd level is normal. there are many small shops also selling cheap goods. highly recommended for shopping here.

Very cute park, turtles (or tortoises?) swimming in the pond. Lots of places for kids to play, it is a little smaller than I thought though. They also have a “learning centre” with a toilet for people to use.

Medium size park but really good for jogging, gossiping and picnic with friends. If you like less crowded and quiet nature then this is a good choice for you.

very nice park, not too big though, but nice and quiet. Has a very nice area in the big public building for small children to play, and a very nice and clean changing area.

Generally clean park with a nice garden and pond hosting a variety of life forms such as turtles and ducks. A really nice community center is also available for folks who are working, studying or taking care of small children (though the Wi-Fi wasn’t great). Would say this park is great for relaxing and strolling through nature, but not recommended for picnics or playtime (though there are play structure facilities nearby).

Very chill and beautiful park

Great historical park hidden somewhere peacefully in the town. It’s a hidden gem for you to explore!

Beautiful and quiet park, perfect to relax in summer while enjoying the freshness from the little water stream.

Big and beautiful ! Too bad some of the tennis courts are getting old. It’s a mix between greenset and carpet (kind of). I'm usually an all around player but it took me quite some time getting adjusted. Also, not sure why there isn’t a separate barrier to avoid the balls wandering around between the courts. Otherwise, it’s a very atypical atmosphere. If you want to have big buildings all around your court and also planes flying just above, then this is the perfect spot !

This place is beautiful. I couldn't believe it was in Tokyo. It's a little tranquil haven amidst the chaos of the bustling city. Clean public toilets, and a bird sanctuary walking trail made it a real winner. Come spend an hour here and unwind on your lunch break!

Attended for Masters Hockey. used both hockey pitches. A great sports venue for all sports, very well used by locals. Nice seating areas and very popular with dog walkers. Very well organised by Masters Hockey, food /drink vendors. Large outside seating area to mingle with other teams, luvly facilities for players and toilets for visitors. Spectator seating area at both pitches. Very well organised :) ;)

One of the best hanami I have ever seen. There is lot of construction going on as compared to last year for olympic 2020 but beauty of this place is not reduced a bit. It was amazingly bloomed in Spring season. I have seen Hanami (cherry blossom) many other places as well but nothing like it. All the flowers create a beautiful flowers turnal. It is always amazing to do Hanami there. Best thing is because it is are resendential area, not commercialized like Yoyogi, or ueno park, very few people go there even on peak time (full bloom) Best even in that time if you visit early morning then you will find few people only and you will get the best shot.

Looks a nice spot to go practice some sport fishing, or just walk with your dog.

Small but good park to go along with your kids and family. It has a small lake for fishing, Toilets are inside and can do cycling too alongside its track.

I absolutely like it. Recommend for families or just walk the park. Beautiful trees there.

Very peaceful garden. Has a very nice waterfall. It is well maintained and good for meditation

Small but beautiful. The fountain wasn't working during my visit. I bet it is even more spectacular after sunset, with all the lights. There's a toilet nearby.

A short 9 minute walk from Shinagawa Shrine. Very peaceful Beautiful waterfall.

Very small park next to the Marriott Tokyo. Well maintained and clean. View is beautiful with red maple leaves and miniature waterfall.

A beautiful garden for walk, jog or just admiring the view. It was fascinating during the Sakura season (end March) as it was green and blooming Sakura flowers

Nice quiet with osmanthus-liked fragrance everywhere, really good for relaxing and having lunches during office weekdays Moreover there are several food trucks available during lunchtime nearby except for the restaurants and convenient store 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Unfortunately you are unable to approach the statue, the pond and the gardens are truly beautiful though.

The queue system can be a little confusing (and maybe even intimidating) for first timer visiting this popular ramen spot. There was a note outside explaining that we should just wait outside until our number is called - but there’s no numbering system for those that reserved online. The chef just calls out the names of guest instead. Also, don’t be surprised if your booking time isn’t super precise. The time keeping is off so even when we reserved 2:15, we were only seated at 2:50. In between, no one comes out to tell you that you are not forgotten so all the tourist outside were sitting around wondering if we didn’t do something right. Food wise, the attention to detail was great. The food was delicious but the travel and the hassle to get to eat here really kills a lot of the enjoyment. For more details of the food, I have a blog post about it.

Took an hour travel and wait but not even able to get a reservation. Because the system changed and the notice is not clear. Even local Japanese were misled by the system. So bad for your customers traveling all the way to queue. You should have at least the first 40 minutes open to in person visitors if you are transferring to online reservations. or you can come out and tell us to book the time-slot before 9 am, so we can try to make a booking and not wasting all our time. 8 people spent so much time to try your food and got kicked away. Should show more respect to your guests.

Shoyu Ramen: The broth is consistent from start to finish, with no strong chicken notes, offering a stable flavor. The chashu tastes like high-quality meat. It’s a pity the noodles don’t absorb the broth fully. The umami is excellent. Iriko Ramen: The anchovy flavor is extremely strong. The umami is good, but it’s not to my taste. I recommend sticking with the shoyu ramen.

This is honestly one of the most amazing bowls of ramen I've ever had. Personally I was never a fan of shoyu broths as I prefer heavier broths. However this ramen changed my perception on how deep and umami shoyu broths can be. Although a lighter soup, the flavour was so good. I've added additional wagyu topping and it compliments the ramen very well. If you are ever in the area do give it a try. Do note that reservations start at 9am. You have to be early to get a timeslot that you desire, Especially if you want to eat at 11am as the earlier timeslots fills up fast. It has 8 seats per seating and each seating is 40minutes long. This main store is limited to 100 bowls per day.

I've been trying to go to all of the Michelin ramen restaurants and this is my new favorite of the bunch! (Nakiryu will always have a special place in my heart too.) The steak in the deluxe toppings is some of the best steak I've had in my life. Everything is delicious and so carefully prepared. They have a sign up sheet everyday, so you have to get there early.

The most delicious shoyu ramen I have had in my life! I recommend you to order 上醤油 (Joushouyu), which is a shoyu ramen with special toppings, because the toppings here are extraordinarily delicious. The bowl comes with 3 nori (dried seaweed), 2 pork chashu, 1 wagyu beef, shiso-flavoured chicken, pork wonton, and menma. The shoyu chicken-based soup is not too strong and refreshing, and most noticeably, it's very clear, indicating that the owner delicately controlled the temperature very well when extracting the umami out of chicken. The noodle (men) is a thin type and perfectly cooked. The toppings are extraordinary, especially the chashu, which they said to use 林SPF豚, a specially-breed of pig from Chiba prefecture. The chashe has a perfect fat and a heavenly flavor of roasting, which is so mellow and enhancing the bowl itself. Expect the long waiting (at least one hour) when visiting despite during COVID-19, I went the at 13:00 and got the reservation of the last queue at 14:15. There are only 8 seats inside, so the owners need to manage the queue by letting the customer write their name in a time slot and come back again when the time comes.

We live quite near this ramen place, but since it always has a long queue, it took us a while to try it. They start giving out tickets for the first batch at 10:45AM, so many people were already lined up at about 10:20AM when we arrived. We were asked to go back at 12:45PM. We ordered 2 kinds of special ramen: niboshi (left) and shoyu (right). After all the anticipation and expectations, this place only gets 3 stars from me, because, uhm, well, it was overrated. We have tasted a lot of other better ramen joints than theirs and waiting in line for so long doesn’t do justice, haha! Their soup stocks were too salty. It would have been better if we ordered rice on the side, but they ran out of maguro gohan at that time. Also, the rules that they hand out while you wait in line had English translations BUT their ticket vending machine inside didn’t have English translations, so the foreigners who were next in line to us didn’t know which to order. (They were Filipinos and so I am, so I was able to help them though.) Anyhow, the owners were kind and polite and the shop was clean. However, maybe I wouldn’t spend an hour of waiting again just to eat shoyu ramen. But this is just me/us. Hee hee.

I really liked Ramen Doraku. The noodles were perfect, and the broth was very tasty. Me and my friends are here twice it was very delicious. I would definitely come back.

This place has the recipes. Best kimchi I’ve ever had!! It’s a small mom and pop restaurant. The young lady in the kitchen helped us order, she knew just enough English for us to communicate and she was the nicest person ever. We were struggling with Google translate and she helped fill in the blanks for us. We will definitely be going back before we leave.

Delicious worth for the price. We like the spicy ramen with negi toppings. Staff is nice and approachable.

I really liked this late night experience! Slurped it up! Shout out to the Nepalese that served us. She made us feel welcomed!

Fire food. Accepts credit card.

Amazing Ramen, Very polite staff. We had to use google translate to order

Excellent ramen, had the moyashi ramen and really enjoyed it

A beautiful spot to enjoy cherry blossoms, especially during peak sakura season. The promenade along the Meguro River is lined with hundreds of cherry trees, creating a stunning tunnel of pink flowers. The atmosphere is lively, with many visitors strolling, taking photos, and enjoying seasonal treats from nearby stalls. In the evening, the illuminated blossoms add a magical touch. However, it can get extremely crowded, making it difficult to walk at a relaxed pace. Best visited early in the morning or on a weekday to avoid the biggest crowds.

Meguro River is one of the most beautiful and iconic spots to enjoy cherry blossoms in Tokyo. During sakura season, the riverbanks are lined with hundreds of cherry trees in full bloom, creating a breathtaking tunnel of pink petals. The reflection of the blossoms on the water adds to the magical atmosphere, making it a perfect location for photography and leisurely walks. The area also features charming cafés, restaurants, and street vendors, allowing visitors to enjoy seasonal treats while soaking in the view. Whether you're visiting Tokyo in spring or simply looking for a serene escape in the city, Meguro River offers an unforgettable hanami experience.

I went on a grey drizzly Sunday. Consequently, few people walking the length. I limited my time in Tokyo as I prefer smaller locations and natural sights. However, this was beautiful even on a grey day. The blossoms do not let you down. On a sunny day, it would be breathtaking. I walked the full length and was all magical. I tried to arrange kayak trip down, but they cancelled due to inclement weather shame. The walk you can take your time or if in a hurry go fast or cut out. Paths go down both sides. I swapped sides to get different perspectives on different sections when passing bridges. Highly recommend that you will not be disappointed.

It’s the kind of beauty that makes you want to see in person. Though the peak of sakura season passed just a week ago, the charm of the spring lingers in the air, fresh green sprouts now peek from the branches, quickly whispering that the season is still alive. Cold night wind dances through the trees, it stirs the petals sending them down the river. The flowing water once a quiet blue, is now blushed with soft pink – a fleeting canvas of nature’s poetry. The scene, though touched by time, remains utterly enchanting.

The cherry blossoms make the promenade absolutely beautiful, but it can be difficult to enjoy due to the sheer volume of tourists that are always present. We went early on a weekday and it was still difficult to avoid large crowds, especially in the busier areas. Would recommend coming at maybe 6am if you want to get pictures with fewer people.

One of the famous Cherry Blossom spot in Tokyo. Rows of the Sakura tree’s stretching along the Meguro river. During full bloom the beauty is next level, the beauty of the Sakura petals floating. I visited here around April 12, it’s almost full bloom & end of Sakura season. It’s cost around 1hour max to max 1.5hour for enjoying viewing. Really enjoyed, must visit here.

Today was my first visit: Spring 30 March 2025. The sakura trees are 87% full blooms. It was as magical as expected. It’s can get very crowded, but everyone was polite and shared the view. Go there as early in the day as possible to have more space for photo.

(Translated by Google) Until March 2006, there were 12 municipal junior high schools in Meguro, but they were consolidated and the number was reduced to seven in 2025. This is a municipal history museum built on the site of Meguro 2nd Junior High School, which was the first school to close. There were few visitors, only 7 people at 3pm on a sunny May holiday. (Record at time of admission) The exhibits are fairly complete, but the chronology of Meguro's history has stopped being updated 10 years ago. (Original) 2006年3月まで、目黒には区立中学が12校ありましたが、統合され、2025年には7校に減りました。最初に閉校になった目黒2中の跡地にできた区立の歴史資料館です、 訪問者は少なく、天気の良い5月の祝日、午後3時時点で7人しか訪問していませんでした。（入館時の記録） 展示はそれなりに充実していますが、目黒の歴史年表は10年前で更新が止まっていました。

(Translated by Google) The exhibits trace the lives of people in Meguro Ward from the Paleolithic period onwards. Although it is compact in size, if you take your time looking around, an hour will fly by. There are no touchable or interactive booths, but even children can have fun learning by touring around with an adult. (Original) ここ目黒区における人々の営みを旧石器時代から順に追いかけて解説する展示内容。コンパクトな規模ながらジックリ見ていくと小一時間はあっという間に過ぎていきます。 触れたり体験型のブースは無いですが、大人と一緒に回ることで子どもでも楽しく学べる内容だと思います。

(Translated by Google) 20251024 I came here to learn about Meguro's history, but it was pretty light. The idea of ​​utilizing classrooms in an abandoned school is great, but it could have been expanded a bit more. However, there were three things I found interesting. 1. Aerial photographs of the entire Meguro ward. 2. An exhibition of Mount Fuji and its ruins in Meguro, a popular day-trip destination during the Edo period. 3. A comparison of social history and the history of Meguro ward during the same period. Point 2 was particularly useful, as it gave me the opportunity to visit the site where Mount Fuji and Mount Shin-Fuji once stood. Point 3 was informative, as it helped me understand that Meguro's population growth was due to the Great Kanto Earthquake and the opening of the Mekama Line, which coincided with the earthquake and resulted in the supply of residential land in the suburbs, even as the city center was reduced to rubble. (Original) 20251024 目黒の歴史を学ばんと来てみたが、割とあっさりした内容。廃校の教室を有効活用したアイデアは素晴らしいが、もう少し充実できると良い。 ただ、そんな中でも面白みを感じたのは３点。 1、目黒区の全景を撮影した航空写真 2、江戸時代の日帰り観光地だった目黒の富士山とその遺跡の展示 3、社会の歴史と同時期の目黒区内の歴史の対比 特に2番は元富士と新富士のあったその場所に足を運んで実感するきっかけになったので良かった。 3番は目黒区の人口増加は関東大震災と、たまたま時期が重なった目蒲線の開業で震災で瓦礫と化した都心を尻目に郊外に宅地供給できた事だと知ることが出来たのは勉強になりました。

(Translated by Google) From the front ticket gate of Nakameguro Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line, walk for about 10 minutes along Yamate Dori towards Otori Shrine on your right. Turn right at the alley in front of the Meguro City Sanitation Office. This museum is located in a closed elementary school building. It is. As you enter the grounds, there are signposts and stone monuments along the school grounds, and the school building entrance is on your right at the end. The museum is on your right as you enter, and materials from the Stone Age to the early Showa era are on display, and you can request to take photos in the materials viewing room at the end of the left side of the entrance. Unfortunately, there is a sign to that effect at the entrance to the exhibition room. I couldn't confirm because no one was there. However, there are many things to see, including exhibits of restored interiors of the ruins, so it is a place that can be enjoyed by those who like it. (Original) 東京急行電鉄東横線中目黒駅正面改札口より山手通り沿いに右手大鳥神社方面へ徒歩にして１０分程度進み目黒区清掃事務所前の路地を右折した場所にある閉鎖した小学校校舎を利用した資料館である。敷地に入ると校庭沿いに道標や石碑が有り突き当り右手に校舎入口がある。資料館は入って右手で石器時代から昭和初期までの資料が展示されており撮影も入口左手の突き当りの資料閲覧室で要請すれば可能の様で展示室入口にその旨の表記があるが残念ながら誰も居なかった為確認出来なかった。とはいえ遺跡内部を復元した展示等見所も多いので好きな方には楽しめる場所である。

(Translated by Google) The ground floor has been turned into a museum, remaining intact on the site of a closed elementary school. I went to learn about Meguro's history, and learned that it developed not as a standalone ward, but as part of the Ebara District, encompassing the neighboring wards of Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ota. Among these were villages like Kamimeguro Village and Nakameguro Village, and these names remain in the current place names. What I found interesting was how rapid development occurs when a station opens nearby. This may have been obvious for a long time, but I now understand why railway companies buy up land near stations and develop it themselves, building buildings and condominiums. This is particularly evident in Urayasu, Chiba, where I learned that as access to the city center becomes closer in terms of train time rather than distance, farmland rapidly disappears and is replaced by housing. In Tokyo, Nerima, and the Tama region, if access improves to a 30-minute train ride or so, farmland will likely disappear, and I'd like to see what that looks like. (Original) 廃校になった小学校の跡地に小学校の形を残してそのまま1階が資料館になっていた。 目黒の歴史を学びに行ったが、目黒区単体というよりも、近隣の渋谷新宿～大田区まで合わせた江原郡として発展してきたものだとわかった。そのうち、上目黒村・中目黒村等あってそれが現在の地名に残っていた。 興味深かったのは、近くに駅が出来ると急激に発展することです。 昔からみんな分かり切ってる事かもしれませんが、鉄道会社が駅の近くの土地を買い占めて自分で開発してビル作ったり分譲住宅作ったりしている理由がわかりました。 千葉の浦安の方が顕著ですが都心へのアクセスが距離では無く電車の時間で近くなると急激に田畑が消滅して家になるのがわかりました。 東京も練馬や多摩地域も電車の乗車時間で30分とかアクセスが良くなると田畑が無くなるだろうからその様子をこれから見たいと思いました。

(Translated by Google) It's free. It's located on the site of a former junior high school. The exhibits are in chronological order from ancient times to modern times. The story of Shin-Fuji in the Edo period is fascinating. (Original) 無料です。中学校跡地にあります。 古代から近代まで時系列で展示されてます。江戸時代の新富士の話が興味深い

(Translated by Google) It seems that they are using the site of Meguro Ward Second Junior High School, which was closed down, as a historical museum. For the location, get off at Nakameguro Station and head along Yamate-dori in front of you towards the Komazawa-dori intersection. *Please walk on the sidewalk opposite Nitori. Nitori will be on the side across the road. A signboard will appear on the right side of the sidewalk, so turn right and you will immediately see the main entrance gate. In addition to the permanent exhibits that include Meguro City's historical materials for free, there are also special exhibitions planned. The material reading room is fully air-conditioned, so why not stop by for a break as well? (Original) 目黒区立第二中学校が廃校になった跡を利用して、歴史資料館として使用しているそうです。 立地は中目黒駅を降りて、目の前の山手通りを駒沢通りの交差点方向に向かいます。 ※ニトリと反対側の歩道を歩いてください。ニトリは道路を挟んだ側になります。 歩道の右側に看板が出てきますので、そこを右に曲がると入口の正門がすぐに見えます。 無料で目黒区の歴史資料などの常設展示が見れるほかは、企画展示も企画されていますよ。 資料閲覧室は空調もばっちり効いてるので、休憩も兼ねて寄ってみましょう。

The street had a lot of interesting stores. We ended up buying 5 really nice pair of shoes from ABC mart and went back to the store twice

Togoshi Ginza is a charming local shopping street that’s perfect if you’re looking to escape the busy crowds of central Tokyo. The atmosphere here is warm, relaxed, and very local—great for a slow stroll, casual bites, and soaking in everyday Japanese life. The street is lined with family-run stores, cozy cafes, and street food stalls selling everything from croquettes to yakitori. It’s clean, walkable, and surprisingly peaceful. It’s super accessible too—just a short walk from Togoshi Ginza Station or Togoshi Station. Whether you’re visiting solo, with family, or a partner, this place is definitely worth a few hours.

Busy area.. of course it's what it is, a tourist heavy area. Plenty of shops, high-end and low-end, and plenty of places to dine. Came to shop during daytime, and returned for the night lights and dinner.

it’s a very long street and mostly eateries. but there are cute little boutiques and a traditional japanese crackers shop selling all kinds of senbei

Old school vibe. Just include the place as your dinner plan will be sufficient

Great local marke with lots of food and shops. Lively and good to visit when the weather is good.

There was a shop that was serving sweet potato Mont Blanc ice cream, it was so creamy and rich in flavor. So delish, I would buy 19 but there's thousands of food in Tokyo waiting for me... Quiet area, nice to walk around.

(Translated by Google) There are many restaurants around the station, and MEGA Donki and Yokado are within walking distance, so it's very convenient. (Original) 駅周辺は飲食店も多く、MEGAドンキやヨーカ堂も徒歩圏内にあるので、便利です。

(Translated by Google) A park-like place right in front of Omori Station. It has become a place of relaxation near Omori Station. There are also benches, toilets, and a barrier-free toilet. There is also a smoking corner. Places that symbolize Omori (Original) 大森駅をおりて、目に前にある公園のような場所。大森駅の憩いの場所になっています。ベンチ、トイレ、バリアフリー対応のといれもあります。また喫煙コーナーもあります。大森を象徴する場所

(Translated by Google) Although Omori Station is only on the Keihin Tohoku Line, it is highly regarded for its calm atmosphere and high convenience for daily life. There are plenty of shopping facilities such as Atre, Tokyu Store, Seiyu, Ito Yokado, drug stores, and 100 yen shops directly connected to the station. It is convenient for everyday shopping and lunch. There is a wide range of restaurants, from chains to local set meal restaurants, ramen, and izakayas, and weekday lunches are also popular for being reasonable. In terms of public safety, the area is generally safe, and many people say that it is safe for raising children and women living alone, and the presence of street lights and police boxes around the station is also reassuring. However, there are concerns about troubles such as drunk people and shoplifting at night in the downtown area of the east exit, so people who do not like drunk people or crowds at night should be careful. If you go further into the residential area, you will find quiet slopes and residential areas that are popular with families, but the structure of the area without slopes and escalators makes it inconvenient for the elderly and those with infants. Some people also say that there are restrictions on where you can walk your pets, and you may be particularly concerned about the conspicuous no-pets signs in parks. Transportation convenience is excellent, with Shinagawa only about 6 minutes away and Tokyo about 20 minutes away, and buses and bicycle sharing are also available, so you won't have any trouble getting to the city center or Yokohama. However, delays and congestion on the Keihin-Tohoku Line are commonplace, and rush hour can be a bit stressful. Overall, the area is excellent in terms of "convenience for daily life," "safety," and "good transportation," and is popular with a wide range of people, both families and singles. However, please note that there may be some inconveniences for people who value entertainment and nightlife, the elderly, families with small children, and those with pets. (Original) 大森駅は、京浜東北線オンリーながら、落ち着いた雰囲気と生活利便性の高さが評価されています。駅直結のアトレや東急ストア、西友、イトーヨーカドー、ドラッグストア、100円ショップなど買い物施設も充実。日常の買い物やランチ利用には困らない便利さです。飲食店もチェーンから地元の定食屋、ラーメン、居酒屋まで幅広く揃い、平日ランチもリーズナブルと好評です。 治安面では、全体的に安全で、子育て・女性の一人暮らしにも安心との声が多く、駅周辺の街灯や交番の存在も心強いと評価されています。ただし東口の繁華街では夜間に酔客や万引きなどのトラブルが懸念され、酔っぱらいや夜の雑踏を苦手とする人には注意が必要です。 住宅街に足を伸ばせば、閑静な坂道・住宅街が広がり、ファミリー層にも好まれていますが、坂やエスカレーター未整備の構造上、高齢者や乳幼児連れには不便さも。またペットで散歩できる場所に制限があるとの声もあり、特に公園のペット禁止標識が目立つ点は気になるかもしれません。 交通利便性は抜群で、品川まで約６分、東京まで約20分、バスや自転車シェアも使えるため、都心や横浜方面への移動にも困りません。ただし京浜東北線特有の遅延や混雑は日常的で、通勤時間帯はややストレスを伴うこともあります。 総合的には「日常生活の利便性」「治安」「交通の良さ」に優れ、ファミリーや単身問わず幅広い層に支持されるエリア。ただし娯楽や夜の繁華街を重視する人、高齢者や小さな子ども連れ、ペット連れには多少の不便さも伴う点はご留意ください。

(Translated by Google) During commuting hours, there is a mix of people going to work and people living there, which is a strange feeling. There is a shopping street, but it's not cheap at all, and I get the impression that most people live there because they value commuting time. It's close to Heiwa Island and the main street, so your laundry will probably turn black. (Original) 通勤時間帯は、出社する人と、住んでいる人とが混在していて、不思議な感じ。商店街もありますが、決して安くなく、通勤時間重視の方が多く住んでいるイメージ。 平和島や大通りが近く、洗濯物が真っ黒になりそう。

(Translated by Google) I thought it was an easy town to live in, with many shops and hotels. (Original) 多くのお店やホテルが揃っていて住みやすい町だと思った

(Translated by Google) Transportation-wise it's a little inconvenient as only the Keihin Tohoku Line runs through the area. I think it's convenient that there are many hotels and restaurants around the station. (Original) 京浜東北線しか通っていないため、交通面に関しては少々不便です。 駅周辺はホテルや飲食店が多い点は便利だと思います。

(Translated by Google) It is a transportation hub (Original) 交通の要所です

Not that good expensive

The food was delicious, and the staff provided excellent service.

2019 Michelin Three Stars ✨

Top quality.

(Translated by Google) [One dish to soothe the soul] Enjoy Japanese aesthetics in Makimura, Tokyo As a reward for my 30th birthday, I visited Makimura, a famous Japanese restaurant in Omori, Tokyo. From the moment you step inside the store, where the quiet and dignified atmosphere flows, you feel as if your everyday life has completely moved away. Here, I was able to experience the beauty of Japan with all my five senses. my favorite is [White fish tempura and mullet] A luxurious dish consisting of white fish tempura wrapped in a crispy and light batter, sprinkled with plenty of mullet. When you put it in your mouth, the delicate sweetness of the white fish and the rich saltiness of the mullet roe combine so well that you can't help but close your eyes. It went perfectly with champagne and was truly a ``quietly gorgeous appetizer.'' [Crab shinjou bowl] The moment you open the lid of the bowl, the aroma of the soup stock rises up. Inside is the plump length of a crab. Moist and smooth with a relaxing texture. The scent of spring greens and the discreet addition of tree buds accentuated the dish, and it soothed me from the inside out. [Firefly Squid] A dish full of seasonal flavor. Plump firefly squid was carefully placed on top of the fluffy tofu. There's food underneath too! It has just the right amount of acidity and a mellow taste that is reminiscent of spring, and the flavor of the sea spreads with every bite. It was like a story was packed into each small bowl. [Sea bream with sesame sauce and white rice] To finish off the meal, the elegant fatty sea bream with sesame sauce. Although it is rich, the aftertaste is light, and it goes without saying that it goes well with fluffy white rice. With each sip, happiness seemed to permeate through my body, and I couldn't help but smile. Every dish is a dish that quietly listens to the voice of the ingredients and is inspired by the seasons. I feel as if I have been given time to carefully prepare my mind through food. It was a night that went beyond "delicious" and truly felt "beautiful." (Original) 【心を整える一皿一皿】 東京・まき村で味わう和の美学 30歳の節目に、自分へのご褒美として伺ったのは、東京・大森にある日本料理の名店「まき村」。 静かで凛とした空気が流れる店内に身を置いた瞬間から、日常がすっと遠ざかるような感覚。 ここでは、五感すべてで「日本の美しさ」を味わうことができました。 私のお気に入りは 【白魚の天ぷらとカラスミ】 サクッと軽い衣をまとった白魚の天ぷらに、たっぷりとカラスミが散りばめられた贅沢な一品。 口に運ぶと、白魚の繊細な甘みとカラスミの濃厚な塩気が絶妙に重なり合い、思わず目を閉じてしまうほど。 シャンパンとの相性も抜群で、まさに”静かに華やぐ前菜”でした。 【蟹真丈のお椀】 お椀の蓋を開けた瞬間、ふわっと立ちのぼる出汁の香り。 中には、ふっくらとした蟹の真丈。しっとりなめらかで、ほぐれるような口当たり。 春の青菜と、控えめに添えられた木の芽の香りがアクセントになっていて、体の芯からほっと癒されました。 【蛍烏賊】 季節感あふれる一品。ふわふわの豆腐の上に、ぷっくりとした蛍烏賊が丁寧にのせられていました。下にはご飯もー！ 程よい酸味とまろやかさが春らしく、噛むたびに海の旨味が広がります。 小鉢一杯に、まるでひとつの物語が詰まっているようでした。 【鯛の胡麻だれと白ごはん】 〆は、上品な脂ののった鯛の胡麻だれ。 濃厚なのに後味は軽やかで、ふっくら炊かれた白ごはんとの相性は言わずもがな。 一口一口、幸せが体に染みわたっていくようで、思わず笑顔になってしまいました。 どのお料理も、素材の声を静かに聞き、季節の風をまとわせたような一皿ばかり。 まるで「食」を通して、丁寧に心を整える時間をいただいたような気持ちです。 「美味しい」を超えて、「美しい」と心から感じる夜でした。

Good Good

(Translated by Google) On this day, I was invited to Makimura on Omori Beach. What I ate ■ Course meal Abalone, sea urchin, and other dishes perfectly utilized the flavor of seasonal ingredients. It was a wonderful restaurant that far exceeded my expectations. The sweetfish rice at the end of the meal was especially delicious. I hope to return at this time of year. I'd love to return! (Original) この日はご招待していただき 大森海岸のまき村さんへ 食べたもの ■コース料理 鮑にうになどなど 旬の食材の旨みを 見事に使い切ったお料理の数々 事前に仕入れた情報を遥かに超えた 素晴らしいお店でした 特に〆の鮎ご飯は絶品でした またこの時期にこれたらと思います リピしたいです！

I had my 2 y o daughter travelling w me to Tokyo and stayed in Pullman Tamachi. Best park it has slides, sand, swings. Love the boat theme and train theme play and the place is clean

Nice place for kids..3 slides, 2 swings, 2 rocking chair like toy, see saw and sand pit everything at one place..a little fountain may works in summer..

Great location, right behind Tamachi station on JR and few minutes walk from the ward office building. Great for kids to play in water in summer. There are toilets and water near by…there are some play areas including swing, slide and sand pit for keeping kids busy for the day.

Great little spot but often very busy, two different size playgrounds and a big sand area. If your kid loves trains, you can see the Yamanote and Keihin Tohoku lines up close.

The underpass here, for the railway line above is not Disabled Friendly. Minato-ku should be ashamed. If you follow the instructions upon the ground - you will find that at the Tamachi side, you are blocked from passing, and have to return back somewhat, cross over to the incoming side and exit there.... it's simply non-sensical, and does not reflect well upon Minato-ku. I would hope someone with influence, reads this and prompts them to take action. It's so sad, that I have to write this here.

Really peaceful and quite. Been there yesterday and love it.

Free water park for kids with a pirate ship slide set as well as swing and bathrooms. Water fountains are also available. Perfect for people with kids on a hot summer day.

There is no swing but a tunnel slide and a zig zag slide, 1 more slide for toddlers, 2 rocking chair like toys, 1 small see saw and a big ship like structure to play around in a sand. Also a Clean toilet is there. Overall it fulfills our need so good one. Have only two pics now

Decent park to play in for kids between 3 and 6. Ww can on a Monday after Christmas and wasn't busy so we're able to use our RC cars around the park.

not very pretty but kids seem to love it and parents must appreciate it given the tiny spaces of residences in Tokyo.

Pool was closed and so was the pirate ship. Not sure why. There was a sign that said the pool would be open from 14 July to 6 September from 09:00 to 17:00, but it was all roped off at 10:00 on a Saturday. Pirate ship was also closed with caution tape. Do not recommend.

Super fun pirate ship park!

Nice park

Ok

You can transit from JR line to Keihin Tohoku, Tokyu Oimachi and Rinkai line without stepping out and getting wet in rain. Transit to the Rinkai line is troublesome as it is in the basement of the station (continue to steep down the escalators) and it is quite confusing. There are cafes, restaurants, Ito Yokado in the vicinity.

Oimachi station is on JR Keihin tohoku line. You can change your Jr oimachi line and rinkai line from here. It has nice restaurant near station

Well positioned station providing access to many of the main lines in the city or easy transfer access. The station can be very busy at rush hour in the morning and evening, but flows well enough to keep things reasonably easy to navigate. The station has a decent amount of amenities and shopping options, and acts as a good centre of the Oimachi area to congregate around. Lovely area for a chill night out.

Just a normal train station with all the usual stuff you find in a train station, you wanna know which train and Subway lines go through here ? Just check on Google maps. Around the station there is the usual choice of shopping Arcades, convenience stores, restaurants and bars. With all the charms of a shitamachi of Tokyo including the snacks and the weird massage parlors.

Spacious and with proper guide/ direction instructions. Also have some food stores just beside the entrance. Easy transfer from JR Keihin tohuku line. Restrooms are available inside the station.

It's a humble yet extremely convenient station. You can access the JR, Rinkai and local Oimachi lines, with Osaki, Shinagawa and Shinagawa Seaside only a station away. You can go shopping for electronics, mobiles, laptops and home appliances at the 5-storey LABI, and buy furniture, beds, toys, ... at Seiu (both are connected by sky pathways). There's the rather-big Ito-Yokado mall on the opposite side of the street where there is a food court, and pretty much anything you need at home; groceries, cosmetics, clothes, bedding, etc. There's also the higher-end Hankyu supermarket next to the station. We buy bread here. For children, go to SEIU fourth floor for a nice play center for only 500 yen, also there are small play pens on the first floor of Seiu, and fifth floor of Ito-Yokado. Last but not least, there's Atré on top of the station where there are mini branches of Uniqlo, Loft, etc. Plenty of restaurants too in the whole place! You can also find two Docomo Bike Share stations just next to the place. So you have a great example of Japanese station-centered community around Oimachi Station.

This station don't have much line like the other does but the line that they have are very useful (especially けいひんとほく line) The Rinkai line is easy to go to odiaba And the keihin line can easily go to tokyo And this station also have bus stop too

Great view but there are definitely better spots around town.

A lovely place with great view of Odaiba. The bridge is very photgenic. You can also have a run here for a great excercise.

I just cane from this place (Aug 23, 2025). The whole waterfront is fenced off. Nothing interesting can be seen for now. I certainly hope it will be much more beautiful when the work is completed.

Nice park for beautiful view of Tokyo bay, good for tourist sight seeing. Fireworks at night is definitely a plus, must go.

Beautiful place at night to relax, enjoy the view or simply rest.

I visited Shiokaze park just before sunset and stayed until late night. Interestingly, I could see a lot of people during night. This park has a shopping mall and is located a few mins from the Daiba station. One can see long bridge and also view the skyscraper of the city. Unfortunately, the view was not so clear. I missed the boat ride otherwise I could have seen the city view much clearly.

These historic memorial lighthouses should be included in this park and not closed off to the public at the abandoned museum next door. Please !

Nice place, wide area with many attractions mainly for families with children. Busy on weekends. A skate ring crowded with teenagers during the week afternoon. Here it must be nice during the spring time. Today, a sunny winter afternoon, trees with no leaves give a nice atmosphere too.

One of my favorite parks! You can find adorable Miffy, the whale slide and flower gardens 🐰🐳🌸 The flower beds and rooftop garden are always beautifully maintained. It’s a wonderful place both for a relaxing walk and as a play area for kids. In summer, kids can enjoy water play and even handheld fireworks, making it perfect for creating memories. It’s not too crowded, the atmosphere feels safe, and it’s very family-friendly. A truly charming park that I hope will stay just as it is for many years to come. 😊

Small but well maintained, with clean canal side, white isle bridge and clear view to Meguro river where you could some small boats and police boats passed thru.

My family loves this place. Water activities are the best ones for my little kids. Of course, long slide station is very well structured and kids-friendly. Large park with parking lots for both bicycles and cars.

Higashi-Shinagawa Kaijo Park (東品川海上公園) offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, providing visitors with a tranquil waterfront oasis. Situated along the coastline, the park boasts picturesque views of Tokyo Bay and the iconic Rainbow Bridge, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking relaxation and recreation. The park features expansive green spaces, walking paths, and waterfront promenades, perfect for leisurely strolls or picnics with family and friends. Visitors can also enjoy various recreational activities such as jogging, cycling, or simply unwinding while taking in the refreshing sea breeze. With its peaceful ambiance and breathtaking vistas, Higashi-Shinagawa Kaijo Park offers a rejuvenating retreat where visitors can escape the urban hustle and reconnect with nature. Whether it's admiring the sunset over the bay or enjoying a leisurely day by the water, this park provides a memorable experience for all who visit.

Just an average small park. Don’t expect much…

Big and beautiful park. My toddler enjoys the view to the river with ducks and both splash pads. There is one like a fountain under the sun, and a second one that looks like a creek under the shade. I would improve the restroom and the playground is kind of small.

Beautiful little Japanese garden if you’re nearby it definitely go.

A beautiful quite little park near the NTT Medical Center. It was a nice and very peaceful park with flowers and large Koi fish in their pounds. The koi fish will come close to a visitor in the hope of receiving food. It was a wonderful experience and there are many benches to rest and enjoy the views.

A hidden gem located in Shinagawa between Gotanda and Shirokanedai stations. It is very beautiful especially during autumn. The garden includes a lovely pond with colorful, large koi carp fish and turtles. It is indeed a great place to telax and commune with nature.

Small but wonderful. This is the most perfect place I have come across for a quick rejuvenation. The park has a small waterfall that flows into a pond. The pond has fish and turtles. A small climb to a resting hut with great view. And a small sandpit for kids. There are plenty of flowers as well.

Now first flowers and new green momiji. Pound is full of koi-fishes. Small waterfall makes by his sound you feel calm. Koi jumping in the water. Variety of plants. All facilities are here.. and time to time you here music from the nearest school (playing games, singing... ). They planted newly a few trees of sakura! Thank you! Kids also enjoying their time here. You can park your bicycle in front of the main gate. No dogs in .. and drinks automat also here.

Guided here from the sign in front of Gotanda station, this place did not let me down. The garden is full of flora and fauna, where the seasonal flowers (like hydrangea) and fruit plants (like biwa) are the main highlight, which allow you to come here any time from April to October, and see the newer views every time. In the middle of the garden lying a pond, where you can find a beautiful small stone bridge and lantern, Japanese style, and some Koi waiting for you to feed them (Don’t feed them! It’s prohibited). On the top of the hill found the hut and open space for relax and immerse yourself in the serene nature, despite being in the middle of Tokyo. You can find the toilet and tourist information on here. It also offers you a great view of the Shinagawa area.

Nice hillside park. Small waterfall and a koi pond. Well maintained park.

Small but very well kept oasis. But unfortunately no bench(es).

Cute little garden in a residential area. Being in the height of summer there were no flowers, and the lady who was tending to the garden even apologised for it (bless her). I’m sure in spring it must be very lovely; I’m also sure that the people tending to it are volunteers who keep working regardless of the weather. Well done to them, and thank you for your effort to look after something that is for the enjoyment of all.

Really small but neatly build garden. Looks like continuously maintained and therefore clean and beautiful. Great spot for short refreshment break, especially on hot summer day. It is also kind of in the middle of nowhere so it is really quiet here.

There are flowers and trees. No animals are allowed in.

(Translated by Google) The remains of Michiko's family home, the Shoda residence, have been developed as a park. It is located about 7 minutes walk from Gotanda Station. Although it is not very large, it is well maintained. Many of the flowers planted are roses, so I think it's beautiful if you go during the rose season. (Original) 美智子様の御実家の正田邸あとが、公園として整備されています。五反田駅から徒歩7分ほどの場所にあります。それほど広くありませんが、綺麗に整備されております。植樹されている花は、薔薇が多いので薔薇の季節に行くと綺麗だと思います。

(Translated by Google) Located in a residential area on a hill, you can enjoy seasonal flowers and trees. It was a shame that there were no benches to take a rest. It is a beautiful garden that has been carefully maintained. (Original) 丘の上の住宅街で四季折々の花木が楽しめます、ベンチが無く一休み出来ないのが残念でした。丁寧にお手入れされていて素晴らしいお庭です。

(Translated by Google) It's located in an upscale residential area. It's close to Meguro Station and you can get there without having to climb any slopes. Although there isn't much space, there is a sign explaining the history of the Nemunoki Garden and remnants of Empress Michiko's family home, which help to recall its former appearance. The garden is well maintained, and Princess Michiko is truly beautiful during rose season. Ikedayama Park is nearby, so you can take a stroll there. (Original) 高級住宅街の中にあります。 目黒駅からであれば、近く、また、坂道を登らずにいけます。 スペースはさほどないのですが、ねむの木の庭の由来の掲示、美智子さまのご実家の名残りもあり、在りし日の姿を偲べます。 全体としてきれいに手入れされており、バラの時期、プリンセスミチコは本当にきれいです。 近くに池田山公園もあるので、散策できます。

Nice and small quiet park for kids.

Good

(Translated by Google) A hidden park located in a residential area. There are swings, slides, play equipment for younger children, a sandbox, etc., and the plaza is quite large. It was my first time seeing a rotating playground equipment, but it was really fun. Since you can see the train from above, it will be fun for children who love trains. (Original) 住宅街にポツンとある穴場の良い公園。ブランコ、滑り台、低年齢用の遊具、砂場など一通りある上に広場も割と大きい。回転式の遊具は初めて見たけどすごく楽しかった。電車が上から見えるので電車好きの子供にも楽しめるだろう。

(Translated by Google) A park of memories. . This is the park where I was born and raised, right next to my house, so I went to the park almost every day. You can also see your alma mater, Shinagawa Gakuen (formerly Shinagawa Elementary School and Jonan Junior High School), and the cherry blossoms are also very beautiful. You can also see most of the JR trains, so it's a must-see for train buffs. There is no parking lot, so I think it would be better to walk from the nearest Kita-Shinagawa Station. Please come and try it once. (Original) 思い出の公園。。家からすぐの生まれ育った場所なので、ほぼ毎日遊びに行った公園です。母校の品川学園（旧品川小学校・城南中学校）も臨め、桜も大変綺麗な場所です。又ほとんどのJR電車が見られ、鉄道マニアの方はたまらないのではないでしょうか？ 駐車場が無いので、最寄りの北品川駅から徒歩で行った方が良いと思います。是非一度いらしてみてください。

(Translated by Google) It takes about 15 minutes on foot from Osaki Station. During the Edo period, it was part of Gotenyama, and it is said that Tokugawa Ieyasu built Shinagawa Palace nearby and enjoyed cherry blossom viewing there. It seems that it was separated from Gotenyama at the end of the Edo period when earth was removed for the construction of Shinagawa Daiba, and it took on its current original form. This is an irresistible spot for children who love trains. Trains such as the Shinkansen and Yamanote Line are running next to it without stopping. (Original) 大崎駅から徒歩だと15分程度要す。江戸時代は御殿山の一部であり、徳川家康が近くに品川御殿をつくりサクラの花見をしたという。幕末に品川台場の造成のための土取りで、御殿山から切り離され現在の原形になったらしい。電車好きの子どもにはたまらないスポットです。隣を新幹線、山手線など引切り無しに電車が走っています。

(Translated by Google) It is a long and narrow park running north and south where you can see the Yamanote Line, Yokosuka Line, and Shinkansen right there! The Keihin-Tohoku Line and Tokaido Main Line pass under elevated tracks, so you can't see them clearly. The Shinkansen coming from the left direction (Shin-Yokohama direction) will approach slowly as it is just before arriving at Shinagawa Station. The north and south sides of the park have very different tastes, with the north side having playground equipment and the south side having benches and trees as shown in the photo. (Original) 山手線、横須賀線、そして新幹線がすぐそこに見える南北に細長い公園です！ 京浜東北線と東海道本線は高架下を通過するので、そこまでシッカリと見えません。 左方向(新横浜方向)から来る新幹線は品川駅に着く直前なので、ゆっくり近づいて来ます。 公園の北側と南側で趣がかなり異なり、北側は遊具、南側は写真のようにベンチと木々があります。

Nice place for a quick relaxing walk occasionally. If you live within the area.

Peaceful

(Translated by Google) It's only a few minutes walk from Oimachi Station in Shinagawa Ward, but it's a quiet environment with many trees, and children are always playing happily. The playground equipment includes large playground equipment, springs, sandboxes, and more that even upper elementary school students can enjoy. It is also completely barrier-free. There is a toilet. (Original) 品川区の大井町駅から徒歩数分ですが、木立も多く静かな環境で、いつも子ども達が元気に遊んでいます。遊具は大型遊具、スプリング、砂場等小学生の高学年まで楽しめますね。バリアフリーも完璧です。トイレ有り。

(Translated by Google) This is a park in a residential area of ​​Oimachi. The play equipment is a large piece of equipment that includes swings, slides (2 types), and a toilet. Water supply is also installed. It's empty early in the morning, but on Saturdays and Sundays it's full of children playing happily. Local festivals and events are also held from time to time. (Original) 大井町の住宅街の公園です。 遊具はブランコと滑り台（2種類）やうんていなどが一緒になった大型遊具が一台です。水道も設置されています。 朝早い時間は空いていますが，土日になると子供達で溢れかえって元気に遊んでいます。たまに地域のお祭りやイベントも開催されています。

(Translated by Google) The entire park was renovated in the spring of 2020, and now has good play equipment! The restrooms are also barrier-free and (so far) relatively clean. It is located on a gentle slope, and at the top there is a large playground equipment including a slide and a suspension bridge (which hardly shakes), swings, and a sandbox, and at the bottom there is a plaza. In the plaza area, children are having fun playing striders and jumping rope. The park used to have a dark and dark atmosphere because it is surrounded by apartment buildings on all sides and because of the large zelkova and cherry trees. Perhaps some of the trees were pruned during the renovation, and it looks brighter now than before. There's a fair amount of shade left by the trees, so it's helpful for those accompanying children to have a place to escape. Winter can be cold. It is often used by young children, from toddlers to lower grades, and there are fewer blind spots, more eyes around, and more adults to accompany them, so if something happens, someone will probably notice, which gives them a sense of security. On the other hand, there are a lot of cars and bicycles on the roads surrounding it, so I'm a little worried that there will be an accident if a small child jumps out, so that's a negative point. (Original) 今年2020年の春に公園全体がリニューアルされ、良い遊具が揃いました！ トイレもバリアフリーのものに整備されており、(今のところ)比較的キレイです。 ゆる～い坂に立地しており、上の方には滑り台や吊り橋(ほとんど揺れません)などが一つにつながった大型遊具と、ブランコ、砂場があり、下の方は広場になっています。広場エリアではストライダーや、縄跳びなどで子供たちが楽しんでいます。 四方をマンションに囲まれているのと、大きく育った欅や桜の木のせいで、以前は鬱蒼とした暗い雰囲気の公園でした。リニューアルの際に、多少は木が剪定されたのか、今は以前よりも明るくなった印象です。ほどよく木陰が残されているので、子供の付き添いの立場からは、逃げ場があって助かります…。冬は寒いかもしれません。 幼児～低学年くらいの小さい子供が多く利用していますが、死角が少なく、周りに人の目が多く、付き添いの大人も多いので、何かあっても誰かに気付いてもらえそうで、安心感があります。 一方で、四方を囲んでいる道には車や自転車が多く、小さい子が飛び出したとき事故など起きないかと少々心配で、そこがマイナス点です。

(Translated by Google) This park was built on a slope, and has playground equipment that uses the steps. It is quite spacious, so it is suitable for children to play. Volunteer members of the senior citizens' club take care of the flower beds, so you can enjoy seasonal flowers. (Original) 坂に作った公園で、段差を利用した遊具があり、そこそこ広いので、子供を遊ばせるには適しています。ボランティアの高齢者クラブの方々が、花壇のお手入れをしているとのことで、季節の花が楽しめます。

(Translated by Google) I think it's a great park for children, as it's spacious and has large playground equipment. There are many benches and toilets. It's interesting that even when I access the QR code on the social distancing banner, I get an error. (Original) 大型遊具があり広々していて子どもにとってとても良い公園だと思います。ベンチも多くトイレも整備されています。 ソーシャルディスタンスの横断幕にあったQRコードにアクセスしてもエラーになるのが面白い。

(Translated by Google) This park is surrounded by buildings. On weekdays, commuters pass through it diagonally. There are playground equipment, so it's great for families on weekends. You can get there from Shinagawa Station via the Skyway without crossing the street. (Original) ビルに囲まれた公園です。平日は通勤の方が斜めに突っ切ります。遊具もあるので休日家族連れで利用もできます。品川駅からスカイウェイを通って横断歩道を渡らずに行けます。

(Translated by Google) Only a basketball goal stood on the sandy ground. Is the ring a little lower than 305cm? It gives the impression that the goal is standing on a bumpy, ordinary park vacant lot. The backboard can't be used much, but the surrounding area is full of commercial buildings, so I can't see any signs restricting its use at night. Depending on the lighting, you can also shoot at night. The ground is quite uneven, so there are times when the ball doesn't return to the palm of your hand when dribbling. The selling point is that it is compatible with all weather conditions and all time zones. When you take a long-distance shot toward a goal that stands in front of a towering building in the background, the sense of distance feels strange. Until you get used to it. (Original) バスケットゴール一つだけ、砂混じり土の地面の上に立っている。リングは305cmより少し低めか。でこぼこのふつうの公園空き地にゴールが立っている印象。バックボードはそれほど使えないが、周囲が商業ビルだらけなので、夜間の使用制限の表示は見当たらない。夜も照明次第でシュート打てそう。地面がけっこうデコボコなので、ドリブルのときに手のひらに戻ってこないときもある、という。全天候、全時間帯対応というところが売りかな。背景のそびえたつビルの前に立つゴールに向かって長距離シュート打つと、なんか距離感が変になる。慣れるまでは。

(Translated by Google) Several neighbors in the morning before 7am? The cleaning of the park will be completed. It's a beautiful park. I appreciate everyone's cleaning efforts, and I think we must also clean up. (Original) 朝、7時前に数人のご近所の皆さん？による公園の掃除が終わります。綺麗な公園です。皆さんの掃除に感謝すると共に、私達も綺麗にしなければならないと思います。

(Translated by Google) A children's park located in the Konan area of ​​Shinagawa (quite close to Kita-Shinagawa). I think it's relatively spacious for a children's park in the city. There are public restrooms, a drinking fountain, a fenced basketball court, a slide, a sandbox, and a fairly high horizontal bar. During lunch time, there was a lot of smoke from nearby office workers, but as of October 2019, the smoking area has been removed. There are many trees planted and plenty of shade, making this area a place of relaxation. (Original) 品川の港南エリア（かなり北品川寄り）にある児童公園。都会の児童公園としては比較的広めだと思います。公衆便所、水飲み場、フェンスで囲まれたバスケットコート、滑り台、砂場、かなり高めの鉄棒あり。 ランチタイムは付近のサラリーマンで煙モクモクでしたが、2019年10月現在、喫煙エリアは撤去されています。木々が植えられ木陰も多く、この界隈では憩いの場となっています。

(Translated by Google) It seems that the eastern and western parts of this park are managed by different wards. The photo was taken from the south, with Shinagawa Ward on the left and Minato Ward on the right. interesting. The Minato Ward side seems to have more facilities, but the restrooms are on the Shinagawa Ward side. (Original) この公園、東西で管理する区が違うみたい。写真は南側から撮ったもので、左側が品川区管轄、右側が港区管轄。面白い。港区側が施設充実してるような感じだけどトイレは品川区側にある。

(Translated by Google) It has toilets, vending machines, and a smoking area, and is also used as a rest area for office workers on weekdays. (Original) トイレ、自動販売機、喫煙スペースがあり、平日はサラリーマンの休憩場所としても利用されています。

Beautiful Christmas lighting imitating cherry blossoms here.

Just a small park, with benches, a slide and big white thing for the kids to climb on. No wifi, but a few minutes walk from JR Gotanda Station or Toei Ikanami line.

a beautiful little park

(Translated by Google) I visited at the end of December 2024. This is a park commonly referred to as ``Danjiri Park'' on YouTube by Farewell Seishun no Hikari. I went there on a Saturday at the end of the year, so there were a lot of families with small children, and I thought it looked like a lot of people to be taking pictures among them, so I took a few pictures and headed home right away. Unless you are using it for a pilgrimage to a sacred place, it is a good park where you can spend a quiet and relaxing time in the middle of the city. (Original) 2024年12月末に伺いました。 さらば青春の光さんのYouTubeで通称「だんじり公園」と呼んでいる公園です。 年末の土曜日に伺ったので小さいお子さん連れの家族が沢山いたので、その中で写真をパシャパシャ撮っているのもヤバい人に見えるので写真を数枚撮ってすぐに帰りました。 聖地巡礼的な利用でなければ、都会の中で静かにゆっくり過ごす事ができる良い公園です。

(Translated by Google) Children will be very happy because they can see the trains up close. The park itself is quite small and the only play equipment is a slide. (Original) 電車が間近で見れるので子供は大喜びです。 公園自体はかなりせまく遊具は滑り台くらいしかありません。

(Translated by Google) A small park near the station and Meguro River. There are many areas around where you can rest, and there are benches and some play equipment. There are no toilets. (Original) 駅と目黒川にほど近い小さな公園。 周りにも休める場所は多いエリアで、ここにはベンチと少しの遊具があります。 トイレはありません。

(Translated by Google) Located a few minutes walk from Gotanda Station. This area was redeveloped at the beginning of the Heisei era and has become brighter and brighter. This park has a lot of play equipment for young children. . No toilet. (Original) 五反田駅から徒歩で数分の場所に有る。この界隈は、平成の始めに再開発され見違えるほど明るくなりました。この公園は幼児向けの遊具が多い。。トイレ無し。

Serene Environment to Enjoy football. Changing rooms also available

Nice little park I stopped by with my sister and girlfriend. Right next to the water and not too much noise from the city. Good for a picnic or to read a book. There is a baseball field close by so if they are holding a game, it might get a bit noisy.

Very clean soccer and baseball field right outside of the train station. The grass is artificial and it was replaced with new artificial grass about 6 months ago. You do have to pay money beforehand though.

Excellent place for a walk. The place has many walking trails and the playground has different structures for kids to play on.

This park is actually a fenced baseball/soccer field. Doesn't seem like it's accessible to the public, unless you are a member of some sport club.

Good place to play soccer or baseball since they have two pitches, shower booth and locker.

Nice area near Shinagawa.. I will love to come again .

Nice spot for toddlers. Playground: It has slides, bridges, swings, mesh tunnel, seesaw, mud zone. Others: it has shade, benches, vending machine, restroom.

This is good place for playing kids with parents. Slides and swinging are in the park. Moreover many bench and herbs are good for parents

The park itself is for baseball or soccer, but for kids, there is an adjacent playground with lots of conditioning activities. No parking, so the train or bus is the best option.

Great park with many things for kids of different ages.

Lot many things for kids age 3-7

nice field and several base ball fields

Spacious and special slides, interesting!

(Translated by Google) It was reserved for lunch on weekdays. I came to stay at a villa and there was no park, so I was looking for one and found this one. There was a slightly interesting slide and a slide with a tree motif. The lawn is so large that you and your dog can play Frisbee. (Original) 平日お昼、貸切でした。 別荘に泊まりに来ましたが、公園がないので探していたところ、こちらがヒット。 ちょっと面白い滑り台と木がモチーフの滑り台とありました。 芝生が広いのでわんちゃんともフリスビーができるようなかんじです。

(Translated by Google) Coming from a city, I wonder why parks are available when there is such a beautiful ocean and beach, but I wonder if it's safe for young children. There are many resort apartments nearby. wide. (Original) 綺麗な海、海辺があるのになんで公園がと都会からきた私は思いますが、幼児とかには安全かな。近くにたくさんリゾートマンションがあり。広い。

(Translated by Google) 5 parking spaces 3 toys that children will like bench, lawn area (Original) 駐車場5台 子供が好きそうな遊具3個 ベンチ、芝生の広場

(Translated by Google) With my daughter who is just over a year and a half old. It's close, so I often walk there, but I find it unfortunate that there are cigarette butts near the playground equipment and on the benches. (Original) 一歳半過ぎの娘と。 近いので歩いてよく行きますが遊具付近やベンチにタバコの吸い殻があったりと･･･残念なんです。

(Translated by Google) There is parking space for 4-5 cars. There are only three playground equipment in the photo, but is it a large lawn? Grass? You can run around freely or spread out a sheet and have a picnic. However, the grass has grown longer than I expected, so I'm a little reluctant to run around in shorts. There are many insects, so long sleeves and long pants are recommended when visiting in the summer. There is also a toilet, so it seems like the minimum necessary facilities are in place. There's also a delicious pork cutlet restaurant right next to the park, so you won't have any trouble finding lunch. (Original) 4～5台分の駐車スペースがあります。 遊具は写真にある3点のみですが、広い芝生？草むら？があるので、自由に走り回ったり、シートを敷いてピクニックもできそうです。 ただ、思っていた以上に草が伸びており、半ズボンで走り回るには少し抵抗があります。虫も多いので、夏場に遊びに行く際には長袖長ズボン推奨です。 トイレもあるので、必要最低限の設備は整っている印象です。 公園のすぐ近くに美味しいトンカツ屋さんもあるので、お昼ごはんにも困りません。

(Translated by Google) It is a simple park with few play equipment. It can park about 4 cars, but the entrance is a little difficult to find. There is also a toilet (Original) 遊具も少なめのシンプルな公園です 車が４台くらい停めれますが入口が若干分かりにくい。トイレもあります

(Translated by Google) The area is large enough for locals to play. The entrance is difficult to enter. I think it would be too small if there were more than 3 cars. (Original) 広さは地元民が遊ぶには充分だけど。入り口が入りにくい。車も、3台以上になると狭いかな。

(Translated by Google) Father and son were having fun playing. It was close to the station, and had an emergency kamado and fire extinguisher hangar. (Original) 父子が楽しく遊んでいました。駅から近く、又非常用[カマド]や消火器格納庫も設置されていました。

(Translated by Google) It is located a few minutes from Ebaramachi Station. The children would be happy if there were more play equipment. (Original) 荏原町駅から数分の所に有ります。遊具がもう少し有ると子供達も喜ぶでしょうね。

(Translated by Google) A small park. There are no toilets or anything special, so It's a normal park. (Original) 小ぢんまりとした公園。 トイレ等特に何かある訳でも無いので、 普通の公園です。

(Translated by Google) This is the park where I ate rice balls while walking in my former position. (Original) ここわ、前地位散歩でおにぎり食べた公園です。

(Translated by Google) I can calm down. Recommended for train lovers as well. (Original) 落ち着けます。電車好きにもお勧めです。

(Translated by Google) The Himalayan cherry blossoms that bloom in winter are beautiful. (Original) 冬に咲くヒマラヤザクラが綺麗です

(Translated by Google) himalayan cherry blossoms (Original) ヒマラヤ桜

Cute little park, with playground for kids, flowers 🌸 and some Miffy objects 🐰 On the bridge right next to this park, you can have a good view. Perfect for a little stop if you are near this area or if you are a fan of Miffy 🐰

nice playground for children. not too many flowers, but well maintained.

Very lively

Awesome place!

(Translated by Google) This is a park where you can find Miffy. It's a shame that some of the playground equipment is old and unusable. The flower beds are beautiful and have a very nice feel. (Original) ミッフィーがいる公園です。 ただ遊具は老朽化して使えないのがあるのが残念です。 花壇は綺麗でとてもよい感じです。

(Translated by Google) This photo was taken on Tuesday, October 28, 2025. There were many small children running around the park, so please take a look at the surrounding area. (Original) 2025年10月28日（火）に撮影。公園内は多数のちびっ子が走り回っておりましたので、周辺の様子をご覧ください。

(Translated by Google) Miffy Park 🐰 It's a shame that such a lovely park isn't well maintained...! (Original) ミッフィー公園🐰 素敵な公園なのに、管理されてないのが残念すぎる...！

(Translated by Google) It's small and doesn't have much play equipment, but there are only crappy parks around Osaki Station, so having a slide would be better. Elementary school students were climbing trees and getting injured because there was nothing to play with. Shinagawa Ward seems to have a lot of support for raising children, but there are only a few parks, and even if there are, they're all pretty poor. Even when I went to Shinbaba Station to stretch my legs, I was disappointed because the surrounding parks were deserted. There is money to make junior high school uniforms free. (Original) 狭いし遊具も少ないが、大崎駅周辺はしょぼい公園しかないので滑り台があるだけマシかな。あまりにも遊ぶものがないから小学生が木に登って怪我してたよ。品川区は子育て支援充実してるような気がするんだけど公園の数は少ないしあってもみんなしょぼい。足を伸ばして新馬場駅まで行っても周辺の公園しょぼくてがっかりだった。中学校の制服無償化するお金はあるのになー。

(Translated by Google) A park located in Osaki, Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo. This park was developed and donated as part of the district plan, and has complex play equipment that takes advantage of the terrain's varying elevations. (Original) 東京都品川区大崎にある公園。地区計画により整備・寄付された公園で、高低差のある地形を活かした複合遊具があります。

(Translated by Google) It's easily accessible from the station and you can relax and enjoy nature! (Original) 駅からアクセスも良くゆっくりと自然を感じられる！