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  • Komazawa Olympic Park
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    4.0
    292 Reviews
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Komazawakouen 1-1
    Komazawa Olympic Park is a sports park in Tokyo located partly in Setagaya City and partly in Meguro City. The Park complex includes the Komazawa Park Olympic Stadium, an additional stadium for football and other ball games, a gymnasium, a baseball ground, etc.; the Park’s full formal name is Komazawa Olympic Park General Sports Ground. The first sports facilities on the site were constructed in 1949; the Park was used for several events, including wresting and volleyball, during the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. Around 30% of the total area of the Park is green space, and it is famous as a good place for viewing cherry blossom in spring and autumnal foliage in fall.

    The stadium and the area around it are quite interesting. There’s a large park. We were there for the Ginko festival at the end of November when the trees were at their peak. It was very popular, so...

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  • Setagaya Municipal Futakotamagawa Park
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    4.0
    131 Reviews
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Tamagawa 1-16-1
    A two-minute walk from the Tamagawa Koko-mae bus stop and an eight-minute walk from Kaminoge Station. This public park is situated along Tamazutsumi-dori Street and has wonderful views of the area. Some of the park's many highlights include facilities perfect for children such as the entrance square and a playground; the Setagaya Ward Tangible Cultural Property-designated Former Shimizu Family Residence Shoin; and the Kishin-en Garden, a traditional Japanese strolling garden built around a central pond. Note that the entire park is free but certain facilities close on certain days. The park also holds a variety of events for children.

    Such an excellent location. Very accessible for families, especially children. Very active, even on cool spring days.

  • Hanegi Park
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    4.0
    100 Reviews
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Daita 4-38-52
    A five-minute walk from Umegaoka Station, and a seven-minute walk from Higashi-Matsubara Station. This public park is notable for its plum grove, which was planted in 1967. Since that time, several additional trees have been planted to commemorate various events, and today the grove consists of around 650 trees spanning 60 varieties. From early February through early March when the trees are in full bloom, the park holds a plum blossom festival which attracts large numbers of sightseers from across the country. The park's full array of facilities also includes tennis courts and baseball fields as well as a playground.

    Just 1 station away from Gotokuji Station where where a lot of tourists goes to visit Gotokuji Temple. I enjoyed my time there, strolling and taking in the plum blossom sights. It was a lovely...

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  • Kinuta Park
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Kinutakoen 1-1
    This park is located right next to the Kinuta Koen Ryokuchi Iriguchi bus stop. The park is also replete with a parking lot open 24 hours a day. The park site was used as an air defense green zone during World War II and, after the war, was turned into a golf course operated by the metropolitan government. Now designed to a park where the whole family can have fun, facilities include a Family Park Area as well as sports facilities such as a baseball ground and soccer field. The park also has a shop and is the site of the Setagaya Art Museum. Visitors can view a variety of seasonal flowers on the park's grounds throughout the year. The park also holds events such as a Tanabata (Star Festival) event and birdwatching sessions.
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  • Todoroki Keikoku Gorge
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Todoroki 1-22, 2 - 37 - 38 outside
    Todoroki Keikoku Gorge is the only gorge within the 23 Special Cities that make up central Tokyo. The Gorge is a real “urban oasis,” conveniently located only five minutes’ walk from Todoroki Station on the Tokyu Oimachi Line, and around 20 minutes’ journey from Shibuya. Go down the steps at the “Gorge Entrance” sign at the foot of the Golf Bridge, and a wealth of natural beauty that you would never expect to see within the 23 Special Cities opens up before you. Visitors to the Gorge can enjoy beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons, from the plum blossom of February, through the cherry blossom of April and the new spring greenery of May through to the red leaves of the Japanese maple trees in autumn. Todoroki Keikoku Gorge offers more than just natural beauty; there is also an ancient Kofun burial tumulus, a traditional Japanese garden, the Fudo-no-taki waterfall, etc. With so much to see, Todoroki Keikoku Gorge receives many visitors throughout the year.
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  • Setagaya Park
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Ikejiri 1-5-27
    A municipal park located in the Ikejiri area of Setagaya City. The park’s facilities include sports equipment, a plaza with water fountain, and play park. On Saturdays and Sundays, the Chibikuro-go miniature steam engine travels the park grounds. Popular with all ages, the park is particularly frequented by families. In summer, visitors can enjoy the park’s outdoor pool.
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  • Nakameguro Park
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    Tokyo Meguro-ku Nakameguro 2-3-14
    This municipal park that opened in 2002 is an evacuation area together with the surrounding area, and has a disaster prevention function. Seasonal flowers and creatures can be seen in the park, and the visitor center serves as a base for park volunteering and a place where you can learn about flowers and greenery. There is also a plaza within the park where you can play street basketball, which is rare in Tokyo.
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  • JRA Bajikoen
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    4.0
    126 Reviews
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Kamiyoga 2-1-1

    Not sure why but we visited on a sunday and the park was heaving with Japanese i guess it would be much quieter in the week, some good restaurants on teh perimeter of the park which seemed to offer...

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  • Rinshinomori Park
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    4.0
    156 Reviews
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    Tokyo Shinagawa-ku Koyamadai 2

    A large and pleasant arboretum kind of park with ball fields, picnic areas, a nice pond, play spaces, and all kinds of people all the time. I live nearby and enjoy going here.

  • Prefectural Soshigaya Park
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    3.5
    31 Reviews
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Kamisoshigaya 3-22-19

    平日昼に徒歩で通り抜けしました。 京王線千歳烏山駅、仙川駅、小田急線成城学園前駅のいずれからもそれなりに離れているので、私のように運動したい人以外はバス利用が一般的かと思います。 公園は遠足（？）の子どもたちやランニングの人、犬の散歩の人で賑やかでした。 桜の季節は桜がきれいでしょうね- 今もなお青いビニールで覆われた世田谷一家殺人事件の被害者宅が隣接しており、その付近は一転して人気（ひとけ...

  • Shimizuike Park
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    3.5
    26 Reviews
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    Tokyo Meguro-ku Megurohoncho 2-12-10

    Ini adalah taman tempat Anda bisa memancing herabuna secara gratis. Herabuna bukanlah ikan untuk dimakan. Ini menangkap & melepaskan. Pemancingan Herabuna tersedia mulai pukul 06:00 hingga 18:00 dari...

  • Bajikoen Mae Ryokuchi
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Kamiyoga 2-3-4
  • Toriturokatuneharusono
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    Tokyo Met. Setagaya-ku Kasuya 1-20-1
  • Jakuzure Kawa Ryokudo
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku
  • Himonya Park
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    Tokyo Meguro-ku Himonya 6-9-11
  • Meguro Kawa Ryokudo
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku
  • America Bridge Park
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    Tokyo Shibuya-ku Ebisu 4-20-55
  • Tamagawa Nogemachi Park
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    Tokyo Setagaya-ku Noge 1-25-1
  • Aburamen Park
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    Tokyo Meguro-ku Nakacho 1-chome 16
  • Ebisu Park
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    Tokyo Shibuya-ku Ebisu Nishi 1-19-1
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