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I was originally planning to go to Shibuya in the afternoon, but

Immediately after hearing that there was nothing to buy at the pop-up store and that even the rooftop of Shibuya Sky was closed, I quickly adjusted my schedule after reading a review of a pilgrimage to Nakameguro by a NewJeans fan.

In the end, it was really fun as a pilgrimage to a sacred place, and it was a fun afternoon as a walking tour of Tokyo's wealthy areas.

This is the Meguro River.

There are bridges on every block, but if you look at the surrounding buildings, it's clear that this is the right one.

I found this place really quickly, and that's why...

This is the road to Meguro River to John's Ice Cream Shop. I don't take many pictures here. I found it while walking and looking at photos.

These are two spots located between the river and the ice cream shop.

Nakame no Temiyage

ナカメの手土産

This is a little further from the Meguro River.

The store is in a real alley and it’s really small. It's smaller than it looks in the picture

I tried black bean ice cream because they sold it.

It's delicious, but it's a bit healthy, which I think DANIELLE would like.

This is Daikanyama Tsutaya Bookstore.

It feels like Tsutaya's book and Starbucks' cafe are combined to create a book cafe.

It's a bit far from the places I took pictures earlier (about a 15-20 minute walk?)

But there are a lot of really pretty stores on the way. People who like clothes shopping will probably enjoy this area. It is also fun to look at the housing complexes in nearby wealthy villages. It felt a bit like walking around Yeonhui-dong and Yeonnam-dong.

Fujiki Nakameguro branch

とんかつ 富士㐂(ふじき) 中目黒店

This is where we ended our pilgrimage.

The pork cutlet here is really delicious. Thickly sliced pork in soft tempura melts in your mouth. It has sweet, spicy, and spicy sauces so you can eat it however you want, and no matter what you eat it with, it's delicious.

Here too, the one on my left was a Japanese Bunnies, the one on my right was a Bunnies who spoke Chinese, and the one on my right was a Japanese Bunnies who loudly said Minji was pretty lol. I was timid so I couldn't pretend to know her.. When I left, the person on my right and I recognized each other as Bernese and made eye contact as we left. lol

I couldn't write it all down, but I don't know how many other NewJeans products I came across throughout the day. In addition to the pilgrimage route, there are just subways and rabbit keyrings along the way, Tokyo Bercam tea, Tokyo Bercam eco bags, Paff rabbit dolls, Paf girl dolls, etc...

And MINJI Chanel advertisement, Spotify advertisement, HANNI Dior advertisement, etc.NewJeans I went to visit, but it was a day where I only saw NewJeans, which was more than I expected.

First of all, thank you very much to those who posted reviews and provided information. Thanks to you, I had a really fun time this afternoon. If you have time when you come to Tokyo, I recommend a walking tour of Daikanyama!

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