From the north exit of Soshigaya-Okura Station, Soshigaya-dori extends straight towards Chitose-karasuyama.

Soshigaya-dori is a lively shopping street popular with people of all ages. Along the way, you'll find Kinashi Cycle, the family business of Noritake Kinashi, and a hot spring facility called Soshigaya 21.

Soshigaya-Okura, the birthplace of Ultraman, is home to many Ultraman-themed objects. This utility pole is one of them.

The rest space we'll introduce this time is about an 8-minute walk down Soshigaya-dori.

There's a Fureai Promenade in front of the Soshigaya housing complex, and there are two chairs next to the community bus stop.

Metal chairs with the words "Would you like to take a break?"

You often see chairs and benches placed around the city in Setagaya Ward. It's a wonderful approach to create a city that is friendly to the elderly.

Since it's right at the point where the shops on Soshigaya-dori end, I thought it was a perfect place to take a break while shopping.

There's also a wider bench right in front, so be sure to check that out as well.

So, how about using it as a place to take a rest around Soshigaya-Okura Station?

From the north exit of Soshigaya-Okura Station, Soshigaya-dori extends straight towards Chitose-karasuyama.

Soshigaya-dori is a lively shopping street popular with people of all ages. Along the way, you'll find Kinashi Cycle, the family business of Noritake Kinashi, and a hot spring facility called Soshigaya 21.

Soshigaya-Okura, the birthplace of Ultraman, is home to many Ultraman-themed objects. This utility pole is one of them.

The rest space we'll introduce this time is about an 8-minute walk down Soshigaya-dori.

There's a Fureai Promenade in front of the Soshigaya housing complex, and there are two chairs next to the community bus stop.

Metal chairs with the words "Would you like to take a break?"

You often see chairs and benches placed around the city in Setagaya Ward. It's a wonderful approach to create a city that is friendly to the elderly.

Since it's right at the point where the shops on Soshigaya-dori end, I thought it was a perfect place to take a break while shopping.

There's also a wider bench right in front, so be sure to check that out as well.

So, how about using it as a place to take a rest around Soshigaya-Okura Station?