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1. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
8.69.7k Reviews
based on 6.3k reviews2024 Asia 100 - Best Things to Do
Rabin@shresthaReasons to Recommend:Shinjuku gyoen nation garden is best for all its full of natural tress and ponds . and lots of flowerTokyo5.2 km from downtownFrom NZD 11.61
2. The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace
4.9139 Reviews
based on 2.1k reviewsNo.13 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Tokyo
游侠半仙Tokyo, Japan, free travel, stay at Tokyo Station Hotel 🏨, walk to the former Imperial Palace East Yuyuan after breakfast, and simply open the package before entering the gate, and enter for free. Visit the Erzhimaru Courtyard, Hirawamendu Building, Imperial Palace Sanzhimaru Shangzhan Hall and other attractions. [View] Autumn color full garden [Cost-effective] Free [Fun] Leisure, tourTokyo1.9 km from downtownFree entry
3. Hotel Chinzan-sō Tokyo Garden
4.732 Reviewsbased on 450 reviews游侠半仙Tokyo, Japan, free travel, stay at the Sapporo Villa Hotel 🏨, the room is 731, facing the garden, 10:10 in the evening, watching the garden panoramic laser projection light show, the Great Tokyo Sea of Clouds in the room, eight minutes. The garden Christmas atmosphere is strong. [View] Christmas atmosphere [Fun] Sea of clouds, laser projection [Cost-effective] high.Tokyo5.9 km from downtownFree entry
4. Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens
3.992 Reviewsbased on 682 reviews
糯米爸妈Very close to the dome, such an elegant and quiet place in the noisy city is rare. You need a ticket to enter, 300 yen. After entering and exiting, the beauty of the garden inside is worth the money. A work of Yuyao people in Zhejiang in the Ming Dynasty, I didn't expect it to be so well preserved until now. There is a tea house inside, with good scenery, good tea, and good mood!Tokyo4.1 km from downtown
5. Rikugien Gardens
3.7117 Reviewsbased on 980 reviews游侠半仙Tokyo Six-Yi Garden, Japan, "Court Red Leaf Special Viewing at Night", November 22 to December 3, 2023. From 6 o'clock to 8:30 in the evening. Make an appointment in advance to buy tickets for 900 yen for an adult. [View] Special Watching at night [Cost-effective] High [Interesting] Different enjoymentTokyo7.1 km from downtown
6. Hamarikyu Gardens
3.7117 Reviewsbased on 2.0k reviews
空空CJThere is a water bus directly to Asakusa, and hundreds of years ago, it was also the sea exit of the general out of Edo City. The interior planning of the park is full of Japanese-style garden elegance. Although there is no building in the water tea house, you can still feel the style of the year. In the area surrounded by high-rise office buildings, this feeling made me cross a little. There are also relics of the general falcon hunting duck in the yard, which is very interesting.Tokyo1.3 km from downtown
7. Former Furukawa Gardens
3.418 Reviewsbased on 341 reviews
桂林仙儿The old river garden is a metropolitan garden in the north district of Tokyo. It was built in 1919 and was originally the mansion of the Baron of the ancient river tiger. It is now a state-owned property and is open to the public. It is designated a place of interest by the government. There is also a unique rose garden in the garden. It is an unexpected joy to meet the rose (rose 🌹) flower show in the courtyard of Tokyo to watch the rose resort; Xiaochi met the ostrich. The pine needle fell on the maple leaf 🍁, the hair is very cute ～ Figure 2 Figure 8 The huge umbrella net is covered in the pine tree. I don't know if it is a garden design shape? Or is it for tying and maintenance and pruning? There are not many tourists on non-weekends, almost all the old magicians who love flowers and photography--there are also who don't wear masks.Tokyo8.2 km from downtown
8. Kiyosumi Gardens
3.423 Reviewsbased on 415 reviews游侠半仙The green water reflects a long history, the Meiji period representative return forest spring (pool) garden. The strange rock stones of the country are carefully arranged in the pond, and you can enjoy the four seasons of the four seasons. It is said that this garden was originally the mansion of Wen Zuoweimen, a rich businessman in the Edo era. Later, the years of the insurance (1716-1735) became the villa of the general country of the next, Guansu-master Jiu Shidahe, the original shape of the garden. In Meiji 11 (1878), Mitaro Iwasaki purchased about 30,000 pings of land, including the mansion, and planned to build a garden for the comfort of company employees and guests. The "Shenchuan Promise Park" was officially opened in Meiji 13 (1880). Since then, the construction of the garden has been carried out, the water in Suitanchuan has been brought into the pool, the rockery has been built, and the famous stones collected from the country have been arranged around the surrounding area, and the construction of the "return forest spring (pool) garden" representing the Meiji garden has been completed. In 1924, after the Great Kanto Earthquake, the Iwasaki family gave the smaller East Side to Tokyo, and the "Kyoto Garden" began to be restored and rebuilt, and opened as a Tokyo City Park in July of Showa 7 (1932). In 1977, the adjacent plots on the west side of the garden were also opened as parks. On March 31, 54 (1979), the "Kingdom Garden" was designated a Tokyo metropolis. In addition, Qingcheng Garden saved many lives in the Kanto earthquake of September 12 (1923) and the March air raid of Showa 20 (1945) in the main area.Tokyo3.1 km from downtown
9. Former Iwasaki House Garden
3.427 Reviewsbased on 319 reviews游侠半仙The old Iwasaki Garden was built in Meiji 29 (1896) and was the main residence of the long-term man of Mitaro Iwasaki and the 3rd generation of the Mitsubishi Society. At that time, there were 20 buildings in the area of about 15,000 ping. The current area is only one-third, and the three buildings of the Yangguan • Pool Room ． and the Hall are retained. After the war, it was received by the Allied Headquarters in Japan and returned to it in Showa 27 (1952), which became state-owned property and used as a judicial refresher in the Supreme Court. In Showa 36 (1961), the Yang Pavilion and the Pool Room were designated as the "Old Iwasaki House" (name of cultural heritage) and designated as the important cultural heritage of the country. The hall of the He Pavilion and the Qixi Wall on the east side of the Yang Pavilion were designated as important cultural heritage in Showa 44 (1969), In the year of Pingcheng 11 (1099), all the mansion sites, including brick walls, and the survey maps were designated as important cultural heritage respectively.Tokyo4.3 km from downtown
Closes at 20:0010. Happo-en
3.329 Reviewsbased on 555 reviews
东张西望望东西It's a very beautiful place. The garden inside is a very traditional Japanese garden. There are many people taking photos, and some are taking photos of newlyweds. The scenery is very good, and the scenery outside is also quite good.Tokyo5 km from downtownFree entry
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