Stop by while you sit. Enjoy takeout, cafes, etc.
管理人です。国内初の休憩場所検索サービスを手掛けようと3,000箇所以上歩いて探しました！Discordにて調査・開発状況を発信中！
We hope this bench survey was helpful! I'm developing and operating this service alone, and I'm looking for supporters to help continue and improve the service. Exclusive benefits are available.
Stop by while you sit. Enjoy takeout, cafes, etc.
管理人です。国内初の休憩場所検索サービスを手掛けようと3,000箇所以上歩いて探しました！Discordにて調査・開発状況を発信中！
We hope this bench survey was helpful! I'm developing and operating this service alone, and I'm looking for supporters to help continue and improve the service. Exclusive benefits are available.
Introducing the rest area "Waseda Station | Munezuki Slope | Rest Spot" at 12 min walk from waseda Station.
There's a steep slope called "Munatsuki-zaka" that runs from Komazuka Bridge on the Kanda River to Mejiro-dori Street.
It's located right behind the Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo. The slope gets really steep, so you'll definitely be out of breath... haha.
This is a spot that slope enthusiasts will absolutely love, as the hill is so steep you feel like you have to "thrust your chest" to climb it!!
But don't worry! There's a rest area along the way.
Introducing the rest area "Waseda Station | Munezuki Slope | Rest Spot" at 12 min walk from waseda Station.
There's a steep slope called "Munatsuki-zaka" that runs from Komazuka Bridge on the Kanda River to Mejiro-dori Street.
It's located right behind the Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo. The slope gets really steep, so you'll definitely be out of breath... haha.
This is a spot that slope enthusiasts will absolutely love, as the hill is so steep you feel like you have to "thrust your chest" to climb it!!
But don't worry! There's a rest area along the way.
There are three stone stools there. Perfect for taking a break on Munatsuki-zaka!!
Take a breather here after enjoying the challenging slope.
So, why not use this spot as a place to rest around Waseda Station?
There are three stone stools there. Perfect for taking a break on Munatsuki-zaka!!
Take a breather here after enjoying the challenging slope.
So, why not use this spot as a place to rest around Waseda Station?
