駒沢オリンピック公園
Komazawa Olympic Park
A sprawling park blending Olympic history with sports and leisure facilities.
Attraction
Olympics, Park, Sports Facilities
MK Guide Recommends
Komazawa Olympic Park, constructed for the 1964 Summer Olympics, remains a vibrant recreational hub across Setagaya and Meguro wards. Spanning a significant area, with 90% located in Setagaya, the park hosts multiple sports facilities, including athletic fields, gymnasiums, and cycling tracks. Its iconic Olympic Memorial Tower stands as a tribute to Tokyo’s Olympic legacy, while tree-lined walking paths and open green spaces invite visitors to unwind. Whether you’re enjoying a casual stroll, cycling, or attending sports events, Komazawa Olympic Park offers a dynamic mix of history, fitness, and relaxation for all ages.
Facilities & Services
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<li>Sports Facilities</li>
<li>Jogging and Cycling Tracks</li>
<li>Playgrounds</li>
<li>Rest Areas</li>
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