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Spring Stroll at Komabano Park🌼

#aprilblooms Right by Komaba-Todaimae Station on the Keio Inokashira Line, Komabano Park is the perfect little green escape in the heart of Meguro City. This local park is more than just a spot for a walk—it’s packed with variety! There’s a natural observation forest, tennis courts, BBQ areas, rice paddies (!), and even spaces for fieldwork and nature studies. On my visit, the spring air was fresh, flowers were blooming, and I saw a group of students doing hands-on learning. I took a peaceful stroll through the shaded paths, then sat by the water to just relax and soak in the atmosphere. Why You Should Visit: āœ” Lots of variety—great for walks, BBQs, and even nature study āœ” Super convenient location right next to the station šŸ“ Address: 2 Chome-19 Komaba, Meguro City, Tokyo 153-0041 #tokyo #japan #meguro #komabanopark #springwalk
Posted: Apr 18, 2025
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