Meguro Racecourse Monument

There was a racecourse in Meguro's residential area until 1931

Original Text

There is a bus stop named Former Racecourse on Meguro-dori, and on the sidewalk in front of you there is a monument called the Meguro Racecourse Monument with horses on the pedestal. Racecourse in Meguro? Currently, there are two racecourses in Tokyo, Tokyo Racecourse (Fuchu City) and Oi Racecourse (Shinagawa Ward), but it seems that Meguro, Ikegami, Haneda, and Hachioji also had racecourses. Meguro Racecourse opened in 1868 and was used until 1931 when it was moved to Fuchu, and the first Tokyo Yusai (Japan Derby) ...

Xi の Racing の Xi blown を Sensation じる Place

Original Text

I am a horse racing fan. Meguro Racecourse that was taken up in the media and somehow left in my ears. I searched for a place called the site. There is little remnants of the racecourse now, and the statue of torsonur stands. It's just a horse statue for people who are not interested in horse racing, but I think it's a mysterious place for horse racing fans to feel the history.

by bus.

Original Text

It is located along Meguro-dori. I was worried about the bus stop called Meguro Racecourse Ruins. I don't feel like there was a racecourse in such a place.

Memorial monuments

Original Text

It is about a 15-minute walk from Meguro Station. Before moving to Fuchu, there was a racecourse in Meguro. The Meguro Memorial is held to commemorate Meguro Racecourse.

Racecourse の Trace もあります

Original Text

There was a racecourse in Meguro Ward until the Fuchu Racecourse was built. Although it is now a residential area, the road remains as it is along the corner of the original racecourse. If you walk there, you can realize that there was a racecourse.