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A public park with a museum of modern art.
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世田谷美術館 Setagaya bijutsukan
Houses works by artists from the Primitivist School, such as Henri Rousseau.
玉川大師
A Buddhist temple, and a branch of Kawasaki Daishi. It isn't very large and the location is in a nondescript residential area, but its curious attraction is hidden: an underground passageway that snakes its way under the building. There are statues and altars with lighting at various points, but much of the tunnel is in absolute darkness. It symbolizes a passage through the intestines of the Buddha (better not to dwell too much on the symbolism!) while the 88 Buddha statues in one of the chambers also symbolize the famous 88 Temple Pilgrimage in Shikoku.
長谷川町子美術館 Hasegawa machiko bijutsukan
Art museum dedicated to the works of Machiko Hasegawa, creator of Sazae-san, one of Japan's longest running comic strips and cartoons. Showcases include original drawings, clay dolls, and paintings.
豪徳寺 Gōtokuji
The origin of the maneki-neko or beckoning-cat statuettes that bring good fortune to Japanese merchants the world over.
等々力渓谷
A natural canyon nestled in urban surroundings. With a small river and lush vegetation, it offers a pleasant natural environment.
駒沢オリンピック公園 Komazawa orinpikku koen
A large public park, built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.