To get to Mejiro Garden, exit the ticket gates of Mejiro Station and head left along Mejiro-dori towards Shimo-ochiai (opposite the direction of Gakushuin University).

You'll find a sign indicating Mejiro Garden in the alleyway on the Kan-eido (a Japanese confectionery shop) side. Follow the residential path, and you'll arrive.

You can enter Mejiro Garden for free, and there are resting areas with seating inside.

In the center of the garden, there's a pond, and at the corner, you'll find a wooden bench in an Azumaya (a small pavilion) called the Rokkaku Ukimi-do.

Additionally, there are three three-seater wooden benches in front of the Sekichoan.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can enjoy the changing seasons. The garden also has a waterfall.

It's a very relaxing space where you can enjoy nature, including visits from wild birds, making it a recommended spot for a break around Mejiro.

You can also walk there from Ikebukuro and Zoshigaya, so why not use it as a relaxing break spot?

To get to Mejiro Garden, exit the ticket gates of Mejiro Station and head left along Mejiro-dori towards Shimo-ochiai (opposite the direction of Gakushuin University).

You'll find a sign indicating Mejiro Garden in the alleyway on the Kan-eido (a Japanese confectionery shop) side. Follow the residential path, and you'll arrive.

You can enter Mejiro Garden for free, and there are resting areas with seating inside.

In the center of the garden, there's a pond, and at the corner, you'll find a wooden bench in an Azumaya (a small pavilion) called the Rokkaku Ukimi-do.

Additionally, there are three three-seater wooden benches in front of the Sekichoan.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can enjoy the changing seasons. The garden also has a waterfall.

It's a very relaxing space where you can enjoy nature, including visits from wild birds, making it a recommended spot for a break around Mejiro.

You can also walk there from Ikebukuro and Zoshigaya, so why not use it as a relaxing break spot?