Green Moments in Hibiya

Day 1: A Tranquil Spot in the City In the bustling city of Tokyo, Hibiya Park is a rare oasis. This morning, I left my hotel and walked into this century-old park with the gentle breeze. Upon entering, I was greeted by a vast expanse of lush green lawns, dotted with colorful flowers, like a natural painting. I strolled along the winding paths, passing by the lakeside, watching ducks play leisurely. Then, I went to Matsumotoro for lunch, where the famous curry rice at this century-old Western restaurant lived up to its reputation, with its rich aroma lingering in my mind. In the afternoon, I took a break on a bench by the grand fountain, enjoying the warmth of the sun on my skin. At that moment, time seemed to stand still. Day 2: Artistic Exploration In and Around the Park Today, I visited Hibiya Park again, but experienced its charm in a different way. The park seemed even more serene in the early morning, with joggers and leisurely walkers complementing each other. I made a point to visit the Hibiya Library & Museum within the park, where the rich collection of books and the quiet reading spaces provided a sense of inner peace. Afterwards, I walked to the nearby Tokyo Takarazuka Theater to watch a magnificent performance, with stunning stage effects and beautiful music that perfectly concluded the day. Hibiya Park is not only a natural oasis but also a place where culture and art converge, giving me a deeper appreciation for this city.