One of the wall murals at Nakameguro Station is visible in the image

Top 5 recommendations in Meguro

※updated on June 2 2025

Meguro city is a calm and stylish area of Tokyo, easily accessible from Shibuya. Known for its fashionable shops and laid-back atmosphere, it offers a unique charm throughout all four seasons—with natural spots like the famous cherry blossom-lined Meguro River. It's also just a short walk from Nakameguro Station to Daikanyama’s HILLSIDE TERRACE, making it a hotspot for both locals and tourists.

Here are 5 recommended spots in Meguro to explore the stylish and cultural side of Tokyo! 👇

1) Nakameguro Koukashita - Trendy Shops Beneath the Tracks 🚉🍩📚-

Located directly under Nakameguro Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line and Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Nakameguro Koukashita is a stylish shopping and dining street nestled beneath the elevated tracks.

Whether you're taking a break, grabbing something you need, or visiting one of the social media-famous shops, this area has something for everyone. The super-popular donut shop “I’m donut?” often has long lines, while Tsutaya Bookstore attracts book lovers seeking quiet moments.

Thanks to its unbeatable location under the station, this area is frequently visited by locals. As one of Tokyo's most fashionable neighborhoods, Meguro is synonymous with trend and taste—and Nakameguro Koukashita is the perfect showcase of that essence. 🧥🍷

The black wall decorated with the "NAKAMEGURO KOUKASHITA" design is visible in the image

📍 Address: 4-1, Kamimeguro 3-chome, Meguro city
🕒 Opening hours: varies by store
🎟️ Price: Free to enter
🚉 Access: direct connection from Meguro station

2) Nakameguro Mural

Just a 4-minute walk from Nakameguro Station, you’ll find colorful mural art along Saigoyama Street. It’s part of the “Ennoshita-zu” project, which conveys the message:

“There are unsung heroes supporting everyone in places you may not see—but they’re always close by.”

Featuring bright colors and adorable characters that look like they belong in a video game, the art is highly photogenic 📸 and deeply meaningful. Be sure to stop and appreciate both its aesthetics and message. 🖼️💬

📍 Address: 1-2-11 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku
🕒 Opening hours: 24 hours
🎟️ Price: Free
🚉 Access: 4-minute walk from Nakameguro Station

3) La Vita Nakameguro🇮🇹

A 6-minute walk north of Jiyugaoka Station lies LA VITA, a romantic shopping area modeled after the canals of Venice. 🏰🌊

With brick buildings, stone-paved streets, and even a gondola floating on a canal, LA VITA offers a dreamy, European atmosphere you won’t find anywhere else in Japan. On weekends, it becomes a popular photo spot for couples and friends.

You’ll also find boutique shops and cafes here, making it the perfect place for shopping and relaxing. Depending on the season, you might even enjoy ice cream while strolling through "Tokyo’s little Venice." 🍦🛍️

A portion of the building of LA VITA in Jiyugaoka is visible in the image

📍 Address: 2-8-3 Jiyugaoka, Meguro-ku
🕒 Opening hours: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
🎟️ Price: Free(entry)
🚉 Access: 6-minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station

4) Meguro Sky Garden – A Serene Oasis Above the City

Just a 3-minute walk from Ikejiri-Ohashi Station, the Meguro Sky Garden is a uniquely urban green space built on top of the Ohashi Junction of Expressway.

This circular rooftop garden spans about 400 meters and offers a looped walking path—serving as a peaceful oasis in the sky for both residents and visitors. From its observation deck, you can even catch a glimpse of Mt. Fuji on clear days! 🗻👀

The garden has received multiple design and urban development awards and serves as a model for blending city infrastructure with greenery. Come see for yourself what happens when “sky” and “garden” meet in harmony. 🌳🏙️

The view of meguro tenku teien

📍 Address: 9-2, Ohashi 1-chome, Meguro-ku
🕒 Opening hours: 7:00-21:00
🎟️ Price: Free
🚉 Access: 3-minute walk from Ikejiri Ohashi Station

5) Meguro Fudoson (Ryusenji Temple)

About a 15-minute walk from Meguro Station, you’ll find Ryusenji Temple, affectionately known as Meguro Fudoson. This sacred site dates back to 808 AD, when a man carved an image of Fudo Myo-o based on a divine vision.

Highlights include the Mizukake Fudo Myo-o, a statue believed to purify the soul when splashed with water, and other spots tied to love and relationship blessings.

With over 1,000 years of history, Meguro Fudoson offers a serene, mystical atmosphere—perfect for those looking to experience traditional Japanese spirituality and culture. 🧘‍♀️🕊️

📍 Address: 20-26, Shimo-Meguro 3-chome, Meguro city
🕒 Opening hours: 24 hours
🎟️ Price: Free
🚉 Access: 15-minute walk from Meguro Station

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