is a public park located in the Himonya area of Meguro Ward in Tokyo, Japan.
History The park is centered around Himonya Pond (also known as Benten Pond), which was historically used as an irrigation reservoir for surrounding agricultural land. The area was later developed into a public park and opened in 1933.
Himonya Pond is also one of the water sources of the Tachiai River, along with Shimizu Pond in Shimizuike Park.
Facilities Playground areas and landscaped greenery around Himonya Pond Children's Animal Square — a small petting area with animals such as ponies, rabbits, and guinea pigs Himonya Gymnasium — includes tennis courts and a baseball field Boating area — rowboats are available on Himonya Pond (fee required)
The park is divided into northern and southern sections, with sports facilities located in the north and recreational and family-oriented facilities around the pond in the south.
Access By train: Approximately 6 minutes on foot from Gakugei-daigaku Station on the Tōkyū Tōyoko Line
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See also Parks and gardens in Tokyo
References
External links Meguro City official page (in Japanese) Tokyo Park guide Japan Travel article