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We stumbled across this beautiful bamboo grove after shopping at the reasonably-priced Aeon Style Mall in Gakugeidaigaku. Suzume-no Oyado Ryokuchi Park (雀の御宿公園) is a green park with a grove of tall bamboo that were planted about 200 years ago. It`s a small park but a nice escape from the bustle of the city. Take a stroll and enjoy the soft breeze flowing through the bamboo grove, enjoy the open space where kids can play a friendly game of soccer, and search for a variety of insect species.
Bamboo Grove Tokyo – Suzume-no Oyado Ryokuchi Park
At the far end of the bamboo grove sits a refurbished Japanese home that is open to the public for viewing; Wednesday – Sunday 9:30 – 15:30. Closed Monday, Tuesday and Dec 28 – Jan 4. If a national holiday falls on a Monday/Tuesday they will open and close the following day.
Suzume-no Oyado Ryokuchi Park (雀の御宿公園)
Address: 3-11-22 Himonya, Meguro-ku, Tokyo (目黒区碑文谷三丁目11番22号)
Phone: 03-5721-7287
Access: 10 minutes from Toritsudaigaku Station or 15 minutes from Gakugeidaigaku Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line.
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Bamboo Grove Suzume-no Oyado Ryokuchi Park
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