Setagaya City

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Unique shopping streets are scattered throughout quiet residential areas. Distinctive cultures have taken root here, such as Gotokuji Temple, said to be the birthplace of Maneki-neko, and the popular youth hubs of Sangenjaya and Shimokitazawa. Despite being in the city, it is an area rich in greenery where time flows peacefully.

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Tohode~Bird watching and temples & shrines route/Panoramic Course of Tamagawa River & Nogawa stream

Setagaya City

Tohode～A course exploring Funabashi's abundant wild grasses, flowers, and trees.～

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Tohode ~ The course to enjoy Okamoto’s nature & history/Okura spring water & Kokubunji Cliff route

Setagaya City

Tohode〜Discovery walk of Seijo’s culture and cherry blossom trees

Setagaya City

Tohode ~Discovery walk of Kokubunji cliff line and Seijo’s Nature

Setagaya City

Tohode～A course that introduces Soshigaya's natural beauty and stimulating points of interest～

Setagaya City

世田谷区プロモーションビデオ「Life is Entertainment SETAGAYA CITY」

Setagaya City

Address: 4F Setagaya Sangyo Plaza, 2-16-7 Taishido, Setagaya City, Tokyo
Website: https://www.kanko-setagaya.jp/
Operator: Setagaya City Industrial Promotion Organization

Setagaya City Spots List

Gotokuji Temple
Former Shimizu Villa Shoin
Seikado Bunko
SETAGAYA Qs GARDEN
Setagaya Karasuyama Area
Setagaya Hachimangu Shrine
Setagaya Daikan Yashiki

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Gotokuji Temple

A world-famous temple in Setagaya known as the birthplace of Maneki-neko (beckoning cat). At the "Shofuku-den" hall, countless white cat statues offered by people whose wishes came true create a surprising and healing sight. As the family temple of the Ii clan, it has deep history, with beautiful autumn leaves making it a perfect city escape.

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Former Shimizu Villa Shoin

A precious Japanese-style building from the Meiji/Taisho eras relocated to an Adachi park. View the refined Shoin-style architecture and meticulously maintained garden to feel the life of the elite of that time. A hidden historical gem where time seems to stand still, allowing you to enjoy traditional beauty and tranquility.

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Seikado Bunko

A museum established by the founding family of Mitsubishi, housing precious Oriental antiques, including national treasures. With its relocation to Marunouchi, you can admire treasures inside the Important Cultural Property Meiji Seimei Kan. The world-renowned "Yohen Tenmoku" tea bowl is breathtaking. A prestigious space where historic architecture and national art fuse.

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SETAGAYA Qs GARDEN

A new multi-purpose plaza in Setagaya Ward themed around community interaction and health. Centered on a beautiful lawn, it gathers cafes, sports facilities, and clinics, creating a comfortable space for all generations. An open spot in the city where you can feel nature and community warmth, perfect for a stroll or rest.

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Setagaya Karasuyama Area

Known as "Karasuyama Teramachi," a quiet and atmospheric area gathering 26 temples. Since temples moved here after the Great Kanto Earthquake, it offers a lush, solemn air unlike the rest of Tokyo. A "Temple Town Stroll" through beautiful gardens and architecture is a hidden gem for clearing the mind away from city bustle.

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Setagaya Hachimangu Shrine

A historic shrine with an authentic sumo ring on its grounds, once home to one of Edo's three major sumo festivals. Even today, student sumo matches are held during the annual festival. Surrounded by greenery, the quiet grounds feature "strength stones" and a beautiful pond, beloved as a site for the deity of victory and a peaceful community spot.

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Setagaya Daikan Yashiki

The residence and office of the Ohba family, who governed the Setagaya territory for the Ii family of the Hikone clan during the Edo period. It's the only local governor's residence remaining in Tokyo designated as a National Important Cultural Property. The thatched-roof main house and front gate convey the authority of that time, offering a deep dive into local history.

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