(緑ケ丘小学校) Miyamae Elementary School (宮前小学校) Mukaihara Elementary School (向原小学校) Naka Meguro Elementary School (中目黒小学校) Nakane Elementary School (中根小学校) Ookayama Elementary School (大岡山小学校) Shimomeguro Elementary School (下目黒小学校) Sugekari Elementary School (菅刈小学校) Takaban Elementary School (鷹番小学校) Yakumo Elementary School (八雲小学校) International schools Aoba-Japan International School Economy Company headquarters Amazon Japan head office Books Kinokuniya Don Quijote discount store chain head office LDH (Headquarters for EXILE & other Dance Units) Makino New Japan Pro-Wrestling head office Ribera Steakhouse Stanley Electric TopTour Corporation Unilever Japan, head office Walt Disney Japan, head office Notable people from Meguro Yumiko Fujita, actress Waka Inoue, model, actress Risa Tsubaki, voice actress Toru Iwatani, arcade game designer, most notable for Pac-Man and Pole Position Shigeru Izumiya, folk singer, entertainer (born in Aomori, Aomori, but raised in Meguro) Masako, Empress of Japan (born in Toranomon, but raised in Meguro) Yukio Sakaguchi, mixed martial arts fighter and professional wrestler Kazuo Tokumitsu, television presenter Notable residents Takuya Kimura, singer and actor in male idol group SMAP Shizuka Kudo, popular singer and wife of Takuya Kimura (Originally from Hamura, Tokyo) Keisuke Kuwata, singer with Southern All Stars (Originally from Chigasaki, Kanagawa) Nobuyo Ōyama, voices the anime character Doraemon (Originally from Shibuya, Tokyo) Miyu Uehara, gravure idol, found dead in her Meguro apartment (Originally from Tanegashima, Kagoshima) Halca & Yucali of the hip-hop duo Halcali Shori Sato, singer and actor in male idol group Sexy Zone Suehiro Maruo, Manga artist, one of the best-known exponents of Ero Guro (Originally from Nagasaki, Nagasaki) References External links Meguro City Official Website Wards of Tokyo