There is a monument at the Tamagawagawara Bridge.

Along the Tama River Cycling Road, there is a free park-like area called Keio-en at Keio-kaku.

This is a spot called "Stone Plaza."
It seems that stones from various regions, such as Inada stone, Koshu stone, and Okayama stone, are gathered here.
It might be recommended for stone lovers.

There's a monument of the Tamagawagawara Bridge.

For those who love the Tama River, the bridge name monument is irresistible, isn't it? Probably.

And, since there are stools scattered around, how about taking a break during your Tama River "pottering" (cycling)?
Basically, there are hardly any people, so it's usually uncrowded.

So, why not use it as a rest area around Keio-Tama-River Station?

There is a monument at the Tamagawagawara Bridge.

Along the Tama River Cycling Road, there is a free park-like area called Keio-en at Keio-kaku.

This is a spot called "Stone Plaza."
It seems that stones from various regions, such as Inada stone, Koshu stone, and Okayama stone, are gathered here.
It might be recommended for stone lovers.

There's a monument of the Tamagawagawara Bridge.

For those who love the Tama River, the bridge name monument is irresistible, isn't it? Probably.

And, since there are stools scattered around, how about taking a break during your Tama River "pottering" (cycling)?
Basically, there are hardly any people, so it's usually uncrowded.

So, why not use it as a rest area around Keio-Tama-River Station?