I finally made it to Nakame! It's in Nakameguro, which is on the Tokyu Toyoko Line and the Hibiya Line (the first stop).

Speaking of Nakameguro, the Meguro River, famous for its cherry blossom trees, is right nearby!

There are many fashionable bars and restaurants, but it's also perfect for cherry blossom viewing and a leisurely stroll.

Now, let's head out of Nakameguro Station and check out the path along the Meguro River, starting from under the Tokyu Line overpass!

Oh, wow, there are benches where you can sit and take a break along the Meguro River right near the underpass!

I saw people taking a leisurely break with takeout coffee nearby♪

Since it's a separate rest area from the walkway, you won't feel cramped even with a lot of people passing by.

There are also benches near Bessho Bridge, which is right next to the underpass, but what is the design of this handrail???

That's it, it's a pommel horse, I'm sure.

...Perhaps it's to prevent people from lying down?

Now, near Sakura Bridge, which is a little further along, there are benches for one person.

The seats are cleaner than I expected, and it might be nice to take a breather while strolling along the Meguro River.

Pen-ta also visited for the first time, and the area near the Meguro River boat landing is also perfect for a stroll in Nakameguro, so why not give it a try!?

There are also many ducks there♪

So, why not use these spots as resting places in Nakameguro?

I finally made it to Nakame! It's in Nakameguro, which is on the Tokyu Toyoko Line and the Hibiya Line (the first stop).

Speaking of Nakameguro, the Meguro River, famous for its cherry blossom trees, is right nearby!

There are many fashionable bars and restaurants, but it's also perfect for cherry blossom viewing and a leisurely stroll.

Now, let's head out of Nakameguro Station and check out the path along the Meguro River, starting from under the Tokyu Line overpass!

Oh, wow, there are benches where you can sit and take a break along the Meguro River right near the underpass!

I saw people taking a leisurely break with takeout coffee nearby♪

Since it's a separate rest area from the walkway, you won't feel cramped even with a lot of people passing by.

There are also benches near Bessho Bridge, which is right next to the underpass, but what is the design of this handrail???

That's it, it's a pommel horse, I'm sure.

...Perhaps it's to prevent people from lying down?

Now, near Sakura Bridge, which is a little further along, there are benches for one person.

The seats are cleaner than I expected, and it might be nice to take a breather while strolling along the Meguro River.

Pen-ta also visited for the first time, and the area near the Meguro River boat landing is also perfect for a stroll in Nakameguro, so why not give it a try!?

There are also many ducks there♪

So, why not use these spots as resting places in Nakameguro?