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Explore Nakameguro, Tokyo, Japan - where foreign residents find urban charm and tranquility along the Meguro River. From trendy cafes to cultural experiences

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This sentinel is actually where Meguro got its name: me meaning 'eye' and kuro (guro) meaning 'black.'. It is one of five statues around Tokyo, all featuring different colored eyes, each one designated to protect Edo's borders almost 400 years ago. Meguro-fudoson Ryusenji Temple: 3-20-26 Shimomeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo.

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1. Stroll down the canal. Whether it's springtime or not, the Meguro River (which is more of a canal than a river) is a beautiful attraction with walkways on each side. One of the best things to do in Nakameguro has a nice stroll down the canal and walk by local boutiques, cafes and restaurants.

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SML (Standard Manufacturer Laboratory) helps artists showcase their art by giving them gallery space where they showcase their art. SML also hosts exhibitions of established as well as budding craftspeople. Contact: +81368090696. Address: 1 Chome-15-1 Aobadai, Meguro City, Tokyo 153-0042, Japan.

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Transfer to the Yamanote Line (Green Line) and take a train heading towards Shibuya. Get off at Shibuya Station and transfer to the Tokyu Toyoko Line. Take a train heading towards Yokohama and get off at Nakameguro Station. From Narita Airport. By Train: Take the Narita Express (N'EX) to Tokyo Station.

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Nakameguro. Home to celebs, ubercool hairdressers and bike shops, ambitious young professionals and a disconcerting number of tiny dogs, Nakameguro is one of Tokyo's most popular residential neighborhoods. Mostly expensive, but not without a few cheapo gems, this place has a high density of pretentious (but good) cafes, hipster boutiques

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Housing in Nakameguro. Nakameguro is considered a highly desirable area to live and is amongst the most expensive in Tokyo. The average price per month for a 1K studio apartment is 131,500 JPY (USD $836) while a 1LDK single bedroom apartment is 231,300 JPY (USD $1,469) on average as of June 2024. [J]

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One of the area's most recent developments as of late 2016 is Nakameguro Koukashita, a vibrant mix of happening restaurants, cool cafes, and trendy stores underneath the local train tracks. Visit here, too, for Nakameguro Tsutaya Books, stockists of trendy texts, Japanese stationery and hosts of semi-regular pop-up exhibitions.

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40 best restaurants, cafés, shops and things to do in Nakameguro. 画像提供：リバーサイドクラブRiverside Club. /3. 画像提供：スターバックス コーヒー ジャパン

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4. See cutting-edge digital art at teamLab Borderless. The modern art collective, teamLab, has made Tokyo the focal point for its ultra-technologist experiments in art and modern media. Engage with its digital creativity is at Borderless in Azabudai's MORI Building Digital Art Museum, where you can walk barefoot through water, gardens and large-scale artworks that move and respond to human

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Baird Taproom Nakameguro . This is the first Tokyo pub opened by Japanese Baird Brewing Company. They have 26 taps and 4 hand pumps, most of which serve year-round and seasonal Baird Beer. Food wise, they specialize in New Haven style pizza. The year-round beer is 600 yen for a 250ml glass and 1000 yen for a 500ml glass.

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Icons on the Tokyo interactive map. The map is very easy to use: Check out information about the destination: click on the color indicators. Move across the map: shift your mouse across the map. Zoom in: double click on the left-hand side of the mouse on the map or move the scroll wheel upwards. Zoom out: double click on the right-hand side of

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Photo by Chris Kirkland. 3. Hang out in a park that was once home to a samurai's brother. Saigoyama Park connects Daikanyama and Nakameguro, which means it is small but rather steep, and there are some good views from the top end. It was once the home of Saigo Tsugumichi, the younger brother of samurai Saigo Takamori.

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July Program at the Kabukiza Theatre. Daily: Jul 01 (Mon) - Jul 24 (Wed), 2024 Matinee: 11:00 AM Evening Show: 4:30 PM *No performances on the 10th (Wed) and 16th (Tue). On sale: from Jun 14 (Fri), 2024 0:00 AM(JST) Book Ticket; Information *Tickets for dates shown as "Sold Out" or for other preferred seating areas, may still be available from the promoter, Shochiku Co., Ltd.

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Yasukuni-jinja. Kōrakuen & Akihabara. Literally 'For the Peace of the Country Shrine', Yasukuni is the memorial shrine to Japan's war dead, around 2.5 million souls. First built in 1869, it is….

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Nihon Minka-en Japan Open-air Folk House Museum. Though only 20 minutes by train from central Tokyo, the Nihon Minka-En Japan Open-Air Folk House Museum, located in a suburb of neighboring

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If you want to enjoy more of the river, start from Meguro Station. Head southwest from the station and you'll hit the river. Follow it north to Nakameguro. Alternatively, to find yourself right in the heart of festivities, head to Nakameguro Station on the Toyoko or Hibiya lines. The river is directly outside the station.

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Asakusa and Sumida. (2.5km; 2.5 hours) On this walk, get a feel for the flavor of Shitamachi (the old Edo-era 'Low City'), while walking from Sensō-ji, the oldest temple in Tokyo, to Skytree, the world's tallest freestanding radio tower. With a history of around 1,400 years, Sensō-ji has been the spiritual and cultural lifeblood of

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It's here where he finds Muzan Kibutsuji passing through Nakamise road. Nakamise is a long shopping street that leads to Asakusa Sensoji—Tokyo's most splendid temple. People from around the world come here to seek blessings of success and fortune, as well as shop for souvenirs. Nakamise is home to a 400-year-old market that sells

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July Program at the Kabukiza Theatre. Daily: Jul 01 (Mon) - Jul 24 (Wed), 2024 Matinee: 11:00 AM Evening Show: 4:30 PM *No performances on the 10th (Wed) and 16th (Tue). On sale: from Jun 14 (Fri), 2024 0:00 AM(JST) Book Ticket; Information *Tickets for dates shown as "Sold Out" or for other preferred seating areas, may still be available from the promoter, Shochiku Co., Ltd.

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If you're looking for a vibrant and diverse nightlife experience in Japan, Tokyo is the place to be. Whether you want to sip sake at a cozy izakaya, dance the night away at a trendy club, or enjoy a panoramic view at a rooftop bar, you'll find it all in this guide to the best bars, clubs, and more in Tokyo. Discover the hidden gems and the hottest spots in areas like Asakusa, Shinjuku, Shibuya

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The museum's gift store offers many fun items. Don't miss the café space where you can enjoy tea in a teapot shaped like a beckoning cat, or the experience of painting an original beckoning cat at Studio 894, which opened on September 7, 2023, right in front of the museum.