I found out there was some gardens out there and that along with ramen for lunch and i knew i’d be able to spend a few hours wandering around the place.
It was another first, prior to today i had never even heard of Komagome let alone had the need or desire to get out there. Still, it’s all part of the journey and the reason behind doing all the stops on the line anyway.
Comments by other travellers
There are no posts. Why not be the first to have your say?
About this author
Neil Duckett
I am Australian born and destined to live a life that isn’t “out of the box”. At the age of 23 I made a spur of the moment d…
Also by this author
JR Yamanote Line - Harajuku
Harajuku is a must for any tourist visiting Japan. It’s a great mix of cheap stalls and shops in Takeshita Dori to the expensive brand names and boutique stores along and around Omotesando Dori and into Aoyama.
JR Yamanote Line - Hamamatsucho
The ride past Hamamatsucho was the original inspiration for me to visit all 29 stops on the JR Yamanote Line. I can’t remember where it was I was going, but on route through this station I saw scenes I hadn’t previously seen so today I was off to explore
JR Yamanote Line - Gotanda
Gotanda on first impression would be what I would describe as very Japanese, lots of small bars and restaurants big enough for only a handful of people, something that has vanished from many other areas. Gotanda lacked the big name brand stores otehr plac
JR Yamanote Line - Ebisu
Ebisu, formally Yebisu before the ‘ye’ was dropped for just an ‘e’ also happens to be a popular beer in Japan and it was actually the beer that named the town and the railway station, not the other way around as many would imagine.
Latest travel blog posts
Visiting Isla del Sol on Lake Titicaca, in Bolivia
Three days on Isla del Sol, in Lake Titicaca; natural beauty and Inca legends
Peru vs Canada: Differences in Daily Life
Differences in daily life between Canada and Peru
A Month in the Jungle, Part 1: Iquitos
Iquitos: the largest and most popular jungle destination in Peru
Is this the best week to visit Madrid?
Madrid's Festival of San Isidro has morphed from a religious procession to a full scale arts festival
