Meguro and Nakameguro are home to tourist attractions such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography and the Japan Folk Art Museum, tourist events such as the Meguro Citizens' Festival (Meguro no SUN Festival), and local delicacies such as grilled saury.
The Meguro and Nakameguro areas of Tokyo have captured the hearts of young people, people of all ages, and celebrities alike. Nakameguro is one of the most popular areas in Tokyo, with numerous commercial and public facilities gathered around the station. In this issue, we will introduce some of the sightseeing spots in the Meguro/Nakameguro area.
There are many museums in the Meguro area. The Meguro Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Sculpture, the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, and the University of Tokyo Museum of Art are just a few of the many that can be visited in a day. Even if you are not on a holiday, there are museums that are easily accessible, allowing you to drop in for a short visit and enjoy an extraordinary space close at hand in Tokyo.
Gonnosukezaka, within walking distance from Meguro Station, is an area lined with famous ramen shops and a constant flow of people. There are also many other gourmet spots around the station, so it is a good idea to take a walk around the area and find your favorite restaurant.
The Nakameguro Gate Town and Nakameguro Atlas Tower are located near Nakameguro Station, attracting both locals and tourists. Nakameguro Gate Town is a large complex that includes a variety of stores. The site is dotted with public facilities such as a library and a hall, as well as numerous restaurants.
The Nakameguro Atlas Tower is a high-rise condominium tower with 45 floors above ground. It boasts an impressive height that you should see at least once when visiting Nakameguro.
Yamashita-dori Avenue extends from Nakameguro Station and is lively with people visiting the fashionable restaurants and stores that line the street. The Meguro River runs nearby and is known as a cherry blossom viewing spot with beautiful cherry blossoms blooming in spring. Enjoying a drink or a delicious meal while gazing at the Meguro River, this is a spot where you can fully enjoy nature even in the midst of the city.
The Meguro/Nakameguro area, where the area around the station is lively and bright throughout the day, is also characterized by many small, traditional restaurants with an old-fashioned atmosphere. After enjoying shopping and other activities in the station area, we recommend taking a break and visiting restaurants where you can relax and enjoy yourself.