You can run while there are few people.

In the urban center of the capital, there is a dirt road, though it is merely a tiny part. At the end of the warehouses street after passing through the group of high-rise buildings of Shinagawa, it is located alongside the waterway of the Ohi pier. There are trees alongside the waterway, and in addition, there also are trees between the walkway and street. Since there are trees on the right and left side, your breathing is utterly different when running there. We can run wholly through greenery in the center of the capital. We can run on the dirt road as if running through a cross country course. It is pleasant a walk way surrounded by the waterfront. The sky spreads when we breathe. Nature comes into our eyes. It feels great. We are not running looking down all the while but it is good to have our own space.

There are plenty of large buildings at the periphery. However, this matter varies depending on how you look at it. Since recent buildings are wholly covered by glass, your own features are reflected on them. You can, so to speak, check how your body is looking. Although it is funny to look at it for too long a lime, I think such a thing is also important. Cities certainly are brimming with buildings, but buildings also are good, I believe. There are the pleasures of such urban cities. Calmness in the weekend – Saturday and Sunday – is good due to businesses being closed for the holiday. You can run while there are few people.

However, because of the darkness at night, women ought not to run at such a time. In addition, a large number of people cannot run because the roads are not necessarily wide. Inasmuch as there are no accommodation facilities in the neighborhood, making it difficult to recommend it to those other than persons living in the vicinity, there should be more company employees who go out for running. After all, there is a dirt road in the urban core of Shinagawa.