There's a temple called Myoen-ji between Shirokanedai and Meguro stations.

A narrow slope from Meguro-dori Street leads to the entrance of the temple.

As you go down the slope, you'll find a Nichiren sect temple.

There's a two-seater bench next to the temple.
The temple enshrines Jurōjin and Fukurokuju, two of the Seven Lucky Gods of Yamanote, and also has an Inari Daimyojin shrine, making it a perfect spot to take a break while visiting the Seven Lucky Gods.

So, why not consider it as a place to take a rest around Shirokanedai Station?

There's a temple called Myoen-ji between Shirokanedai and Meguro stations.

A narrow slope from Meguro-dori Street leads to the entrance of the temple.

As you go down the slope, you'll find a Nichiren sect temple.

There's a two-seater bench next to the temple.
The temple enshrines Jurōjin and Fukurokuju, two of the Seven Lucky Gods of Yamanote, and also has an Inari Daimyojin shrine, making it a perfect spot to take a break while visiting the Seven Lucky Gods.

So, why not consider it as a place to take a rest around Shirokanedai Station?