Minowa, easily accessible from the Toden Arakawa Line and the Hibiya Line.

A little south of Minowa Station, near the Nippon-dori 1-chome intersection, you'll find the "Ashita no Joe" statue!

Also, along Meiji-dori Street, you can find "Namida Bridge" (Tear Bridge), making it a must-visit area for "Ashita no Joe" fans♪

Now, there's a spot where you can sit and take a break in front of the building housing the company Hiraoka Orisen, near exit 1b of Hibiya Line's Minowa Station, at the intersection of Showa-dori and Kokusai-dori!

There are stools for three people.

The chairs are simple stone stools, so it might be tough to sit there for a long time.

But it's convenient to use when you want to take a quick break near Minowa Station.

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As I mentioned at the beginning, I was deeply influenced by the legendary manga "Ashita no Joe".

Why not read it until you're completely burned out...

So, how about using it as a rest area around Minowa Station?

Minowa, easily accessible from the Toden Arakawa Line and the Hibiya Line.

A little south of Minowa Station, near the Nippon-dori 1-chome intersection, you'll find the "Ashita no Joe" statue!

Also, along Meiji-dori Street, you can find "Namida Bridge" (Tear Bridge), making it a must-visit area for "Ashita no Joe" fans♪

Now, there's a spot where you can sit and take a break in front of the building housing the company Hiraoka Orisen, near exit 1b of Hibiya Line's Minowa Station, at the intersection of Showa-dori and Kokusai-dori!

There are stools for three people.

The chairs are simple stone stools, so it might be tough to sit there for a long time.

But it's convenient to use when you want to take a quick break near Minowa Station.

---

As I mentioned at the beginning, I was deeply influenced by the legendary manga "Ashita no Joe".

Why not read it until you're completely burned out...

So, how about using it as a rest area around Minowa Station?