“A must-see for those who love Buddhist statues”

Along the Gyokosha slope, a steep hill that connects Meguro Station to the direction of the Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, you will find Daion-ji Temple.

This temple enshrines Daikoku-sama, one of the Seven Lucky Gods.
Next to the Buddhist statues covered in gold leaf, there are four benches that can seat four people each.

It's a spot you'll want to visit if you love Buddhist statues, as it has many of them.
There are benches right next to them.

There is a two-seater stone bench.
Perfect for when you want to relax while gazing at the Buddhist statues.
It's also a great place to take a break when you're tired from walking on Gyokosha slope.

So, why not consider using this as a rest area near Meguro Station?

“A must-see for those who love Buddhist statues”

Along the Gyokosha slope, a steep hill that connects Meguro Station to the direction of the Hotel Gajoen Tokyo, you will find Daion-ji Temple.

This temple enshrines Daikoku-sama, one of the Seven Lucky Gods.
Next to the Buddhist statues covered in gold leaf, there are four benches that can seat four people each.

It's a spot you'll want to visit if you love Buddhist statues, as it has many of them.
There are benches right next to them.

There is a two-seater stone bench.
Perfect for when you want to relax while gazing at the Buddhist statues.
It's also a great place to take a break when you're tired from walking on Gyokosha slope.

So, why not consider using this as a rest area near Meguro Station?