Introduction

Hello everyone! I'd like to suggest a wonderful solo trip that will free you from your busy daily life and heal your mind and body. This time, I'd like to introduce a one-day plan for going out from Meguro to Shibuya in Tokyo, with the themes of movies, public baths, and wine. First, I'll briefly introduce the attractions of Meguro and Shibuya.

Meguro's Features and Meguro Cinema

Meguro is an area with a particularly calm atmosphere in Tokyo, with lush greenery and sophisticated streetscapes. With rows of cherry trees along the Meguro River and historic shrines and temples scattered throughout, just strolling around the area is soothing. There are also cafes, restaurants, and general stores around Meguro Station, making it an area where you can enjoy shopping and dining.

Meguro Cinema in Meguro is a good old movie theater with a nostalgic atmosphere. The retro interior and homey atmosphere will make you feel as if you have traveled back in time to the Showa era. Check the screening schedule and enjoy your favorite classic movies. You will be immersed in the world of movies and your heart will surely be warmed.

Shibuya's Features and Kairyo-yu

Meanwhile, Shibuya is Tokyo's representative young town, where the latest trends are always gathering. It is famous for its bustling shopping areas such as the Shibuya Scramble Crossing and Shibuya 109, but it also has many quiet cafes and restaurants, making it a town with a variety of ways to enjoy yourself. Around Kairyo-yu, there is an area where old and new cultures intersect, and you can make new discoveries just by strolling around.

After enjoying a movie, head to Kairyo-yu in Shibuya. Kairyo-yu is a public bathhouse featuring a modern design that will help you forget the hustle and bustle of the city, making it the perfect place for anyone wanting to relax. Located in a quiet area a little ways from the center of Shibuya, it is equipped with a sauna and a jacuzzi, so you can refresh both your body and mind. After your bath, we also recommend taking a break at one of the nearby cafes or restaurants.