Thursday, August 8, 2013
Meguro Sky Garden
Quinoa salad, Edamame Onigiri with Goma shio, Gobo salad, Konbu and Hijiki Obento.
Hello Sandwich mamachari parked outside Gracies house.
We were on our way to Meguro Sky Garden, but got a little rained out. Took cover under Family Mart till it passed.
Jitsuwa, we also got a little lost somehow too!
After parking our bikes downstairs at Life supermarket (and also picking up some picnic essentials such as sparkling wine, umeshu, senbei, spinach flavoured chips and cheese) we headed up the stairs to the Sky Garden.
Meguro Sky Garden is a rooftop oasis positioned right on the highway but with it's incredibly clever design layout, not a car can be heard from this lovely city retreat.
The garden opened in March 2013, so the plants are all very mini-me at the moment. I was chatting with the staff and they are growing mini tomatoes, grapes and even pumpkins! One can only imagine how this park will evolve as the plants flourish.
Cherry blossom trees have been planted too, so it's sure to be a popular ohanami location.
An incredible Tokyo view!
The Sky Garden is dotted with a few seats and tables to enjoy.
We set up our mini obento picnic in the undercover Japanese style hut which was the only waterproof covered are we could find.
Chatting away until sunset.
The park is open every day until 9pm and entry is free.
If you're in Tokyo, be sure to check it out.
Address:
1-9-2 Ohashi, Meguro-ku
By the way, the Hello Sandwich Tokyo Guides are back on sale in the Hello Sandwich shop now, but there is only one box left so be quick if you don't want to miss out.
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Beautiful
ReplyDeleteI agree, beautiful. People need green places to have a break of busy day.
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous and the perfect weather for a picnic. Miss you lovely. Xxwenwen
ReplyDeleteIt was fun! Glad you liked it! Thanks for the bentos- oh and we all know who got us lost.. SORRY!
ReplyDeleteThat was amazing! Thanks for taking us along!
ReplyDeleteOh, I remember reading about the Sky Garden a few months ago.
ReplyDeleteI think it's so cleaver that the garden was built on the roof. and they are also growing vegetables, how wonderful!
It sort of reminds me of Laputa.♥
It reminds me of the Highline Park in Manhattan which is built on a disused elevated train track. Love all your pics!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picnic spot
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