Hiroo Station, located on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, is an upscale, international neighborhood that blends urban convenience with residential tranquility. It's known for its proximity to embassies, international schools, and stylish cafes. The station offers easy access to central Tokyo while maintaining a calm, refined atmosphere. Nearby attractions include Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park and the National Azabu supermarket—a favorite among expats.

If Hiroo Station were a food, it would be a matcha mille crêpe cake from an elegant patisserie: sophisticated, quietly luxurious, and appealing to a global palate.

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Tourist attraction: Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park — about 7 minutes walk
An urban oasis with nature spread across a vast area, the park also houses the Tokyo Metropolitan Central Library. ​
Tourist attraction: Les Grands Sarbres — about 10 minutes walk
A treehouse-style cafe where you can enjoy meals and sweets surrounded by natural materials. ​
Convenience store: Seven-Eleven Shibuya Hiroo 5-chome Branch — about 4 minutes walk
A convenient convenience store with daily necessities and food. ​
Supermarket: Mini Piago Hiroo 5-chome Branch — about 5 minutes walk
A small supermarket with fresh foods and daily necessities. ​
Shopping street: Hiroo Walking Street — about 6 minutes walk
A shopping street lined with long-established and new shops and restaurants, where seasonal events are also held. ​
Shrine: Shibuya Hikawa Shrine — about 15 minutes walk
The oldest shrine in Shibuya, the grounds also contain the remains of a sumo ring from the Edo period.