Explore the elegant British-style mansion, "Former Maeda Family Main Residence Western-style Building," in this lush green park. Enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms in the spring.
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Highlights
Visit the Former Maeda Family Main Residence Western-style Building
8-minute walk from Komaba-Todaimae Station (West Exit) on the Keio Inokashira Line
13-minute walk from Tohokuzawa Station on the Odakyu Line Show route
Op.Hours
9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (Closed at night. The Japanese-style and Western-style buildings close at 4:00 PM.)
Cld.Days
Mondays, and December 29th to January 3rd (New Year's holidays). If a Monday falls on a public holiday, the closure will be shifted to the next weekday.
Komaba Park, located in Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, is a verdant park built on the former site of the Komaba residence of Marquis Toshitame Maeda, the head of the Kaga domain, known for its vast wealth.
Within the park, you can visit the "Former Maeda Family Main Residence Western-style Building," an exquisite British-style mansion. This beautiful building, clad in decorative brick and tile, epitomizes the best of Japanese and Western architecture from the early Showa period. The interior is remarkably preserved, offering a glimpse into the lifestyle of that era.
The park also boasts a stunning cherry blossom avenue, providing a spectacular display of cherry blossoms during the spring. It draws numerous *hanami* (cherry blossom viewing) enthusiasts during peak bloom.
Komaba Park is an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It offers ample space to relax, with spacious lawns, shaded benches, and other inviting spots. Packing a lunch for a picnic is highly recommended.
Komaba Park is a captivating park where you can experience both history and nature. We highly encourage you to visit.
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