Start from Komazawa University Station, take Komazawa Olympic Park and walk to Jiyugaoka. After that, we will visit Todoroki Ravine Park through Kuhombutsu and Oyamadai. After that, I will go home from Todoroki station after eating and shopping at Todoroki shopping street.
- Time required: 4 hours 12 minutes
- Walking time: 72 minutes (5.7 km)
- Number of steps: 7200 steps * Not included in the building
Komazawa University Station
Komazawa University Station (Komazawa Daigaku-eki) is a station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line, located in Kamiuma 4-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. The station number is DT04.
Komazawa Olympic Park (30 minutes)
If you walk south from Komazawa University Station, you will find Komazawa Olympic Park. There is also a jogging course, so it is a perfect park for those who want to exercise.
After passing through the park and walking along Jiyu-dori, you will enter the residential area of Yakumo. Neat luxury homes are lined up. Cross Meguro Dori and walk south for about 10 minutes to Jiyugaoka.
Jiyugaoka (30 minutes)
At the rotary at the front exit of Jiyugaoka Station, there is a statue of the goddess “Aozora” (made by Seiko Sawada), and the “Jiyugaoka Goddess Festival” is held every October in honor of Aozora.
“La Vita”, which is about a 5-minute walk from the station, is a spot that reproduces Venice in Italy. The exotic cityscape is sure to make your date the most exciting.
Kuhombutsu (30 minutes)
If you walk along the railroad toward Kuhombutsu Station, you will find cake shops here and there. It’s a shift, but I’m looking forward to finding your favorite shop.
Patisserie Ale (Regular holiday: Tuesday) Assorted Japanese sweets / Shortcake (Hall) / Cream cake (Hall) / Pudding / Tart etc.
“Kuhonbutsu” is primarily the nine Amida Nyorai statues enshrined in the temple as described below, but it is generally known as the temple.
Oyamadai (30 minutes)
There is one ticket gate at Oyamadai Station on the Tokyu Oimachi Line, one for the platform in the direction of Futako Tamagawa / Mizoguchi and one for the platform in the direction of Oimachi. The south side of the station is a shopping street on Happy Road, which is laid out on cobblestones.
Todoroki Ravine Park (60 minutes)
Walk toward Oyamadai Station, and after passing Todoroki Station, you will arrive at Todoroki Valley Park. A stream with a pleasant babbling sound flows, and there is a walking path of about 1 km.
If you walk about 5 minutes from Todoroki Station on the Tokyu Oimachi Line, there is a staircase leading down to the valley, and you can take a walk on the promenade.
It is a space where you can quietly hear the sounds of birdsong and mountain streams, separated from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Todoroki Station
Todoroki Station is a station on the Tokyu Oimachi Line, located in Todoroki 3-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo. It opened on November 1, 1929. The station number is OM13.
Route map
Komazawa Olympic Park from the sky
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