The Bench with the Fudo Myoo Statue

On the way to Otaka's Path from the south exit of Kokubunji Station, you'll find Fudo Bridge.

It's a small bridge over the Nogawa River.

There's a pocket park with two benches, each for two people.
There's also a water fountain.

This is the spot. You'll find the Fudo Myoo statue here.

This is the Nogawa River. It looks like a local river, but it's actually a first-class river that flows all the way to Seijo in Setagaya and Futako-Tamagawa, a fashionable town.

Here's the Fudo Myoo statue. It seems to be the origin of the name, Fudo Bridge.
From here, you can enjoy a pleasant stroll to Otaka's Path and Masugo Pond.

I've also uploaded a video of my visit on YouTube, so you can get a sense of the atmosphere right away.

So, why not use this spot as a place to take a break and sit down around Kokubunji Station?

The Bench with the Fudo Myoo Statue

On the way to Otaka's Path from the south exit of Kokubunji Station, you'll find Fudo Bridge.

It's a small bridge over the Nogawa River.

There's a pocket park with two benches, each for two people.
There's also a water fountain.

This is the spot. You'll find the Fudo Myoo statue here.

This is the Nogawa River. It looks like a local river, but it's actually a first-class river that flows all the way to Seijo in Setagaya and Futako-Tamagawa, a fashionable town.

Here's the Fudo Myoo statue. It seems to be the origin of the name, Fudo Bridge.
From here, you can enjoy a pleasant stroll to Otaka's Path and Masugo Pond.

I've also uploaded a video of my visit on YouTube, so you can get a sense of the atmosphere right away.

So, why not use this spot as a place to take a break and sit down around Kokubunji Station?