Jiyugaoka Station, served by the Tokyu Toyoko Line and Tokyu Oimachi Line, is a chic and fashionable lifestyle hub located in Meguro Ward. Known for its European-style streets, boutique shops, cozy cafés, and stores, Jiyugaoka attracts a mix of stylish locals and tourists. Despite being well-connected to central Tokyo, the neighborhood maintains a relaxed, village-like atmosphere.

If Jiyugaoka Station were a food, it would be a strawberry shortcake from an artisan bakery — elegant, sweet, beautifully presented, and universally loved. It's a place that combines charm with sophistication, offering both indulgence and comfort.

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Kankō-chi: The Kuhonbutsu-gawa Midori-do Temple — the fifth floor of the Tokugawa clan — is a sacred place where people gather together to pray for the health of others. ​ Religious leaders: The Okusawa clan — the second floor of the Tokugawa clan — is a sacred place where people gather together to pray for the health of others. ​ Congregations: Seven thousand people are buried in the six-storey Okusawa complex — three floors of the Tokugawa clan and three floors of the Tokugawa clan. ​ The Okusawa clan — the sixth floor of the Tokugawa clan — is a sacred place where people gather together to pray for the health of others. The temple is a 6-minute walk from the temple, and the temple is a 9-minute walk from the temple. ​ Temple town: Okusawa Ginza-kai — A temple town with 60,000 square meters of land, where the temple is located, is a 10-minute walk from the temple. ​ Jinja: Okusawa Jinja — A temple with 20,000 square meters of land, where the temple is located, is a 9-minute walk from the temple.

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Tourist attraction: Kuhonbutsu River Greenway — about 5 minutes walk
A beautiful promenade lined with cherry blossom trees, perfect for walking or jogging. ​
Tourist attraction: Okusawa Shrine — about 2 minutes walk
A shrine loved by locals, famous for the "Giant Snake Parade" in September.
Convenience store: Seven-Eleven Okusawa 6-chome Branch — about 3 minutes walk
A convenient convenience store with daily necessities and food.
Supermarket: Coop Okusawa Branch — about 6 minutes walk
A supermarket with fresh ingredients and daily necessities, loved by locals.
Shopping street: Okusawa Ginza Kai — about 6 minutes walk
A locally-based shopping street lined with privately-run stores, with a retro Showa-era atmosphere.
Shrine: Okusawa Shrine — about 2 minutes walk
A shrine loved by locals as the guardian deity of the area, famous for the "Giant Snake Parade" in September.