Naguru

Naguru is a place name used for several locations in Asia, most notably a district in Tokyo, Japan, and a neighborhood in Kampala, Uganda.

In Tokyo, Naguru refers to a district in Shinagawa Ward. It is situated on a gentle hill in central Tokyo and is primarily a residential area with a mix of apartment buildings, shops, and local services. The neighborhood lies between adjacent districts and forms part of the broader Tokyo metropolitan area. It includes green spaces such as small parks and a range of educational and community facilities. Naguru is connected to the rest of the city by road and public transit, with bus services and access to rail lines in neighboring wards. The area reflects postwar and modern urban development in Tokyo, with housing that ranges from mid-rise apartments to newer condominiums and a varied commercial presence.

In Kampala, Uganda, Naguru denotes a hillside neighborhood located northeast of the city center. This area has experienced rapid urban growth and features a mix of residential housing and commercial facilities, supported by an expanding infrastructure network. Naguru in Kampala is part of the broader expansion of the city’s suburbs and is noted for its elevation relative to surrounding neighborhoods.

The name Naguru may appear in other contexts as well, but the Tokyo district is the most widely recognized in international reference.