There's no better place in Tokyo than the area around Yoyogi Park for girl watching. There are lots of design, fashion, and beauty schools in this area, that draw in stunning 18-22 year olds. Best bet: morning rush hour at the nearby Harajuku station any weekday morning between 8 and 10am, hundreds of beautiful women per minute pass through the... More

Besides Ueno Park, you can view sakura full blossom at Yoyogi Garden. More

Go on a sunday and you see that Elvis lives on in Japan. Interesting park and very pretty when it is cherry blossoms season. More

Everyone who loves to escape from Tokyos crow and rush should come to Yoyogi Park (koen). Here you can relax and turn off the daily stressometer, chill out and see some animals. On days with good weather the park is a bit crowded, and as well you can see a lot of peole running here, so the sports-people really like... More

Good access from Harajuku/Meiji-jingu stations. A broad lawn all over! You can enjoy walking, running, picnic, viewing cherry bloosms, scarlet leaves throughout a year. Just explore the park, you will meet amazing people busking, dancing, singing etc etc;) I better put a remark, h/ever. In Cherry bloosm season, the park's so crowded that you may face some troubles. -Mobile. Radio... More

A nice, big park where you get to have a picnic and say hi to everyone else that is there. Didn't bring food? Well, there's some small stalls set up! More

there are people everywhere playing games, musical instruments, enjoying lunch together and walking dressed up dogs. there are food stalls with tasty thing like yakisoba, Takoyaki and much more. More

I prefer it in winter - biting cold, it's freezing so you have to walk fast and the air is crisp and the sky a pale blue. And the crows are everywhere. Summer is good too, people playing and relaxing and practising their performances or instruments because they can't in their tiny japanese apartments! More

A big park (for Tokyo). Great for a morning run or cycle and a fun, happening place to relax at the weekend. Lots of interesting things going on (the Elvis-like dancers, musicians, acrobats, bands) and Meiji Shrine is right next door. Also, a good location by Harajuku (including the station) and Omote-sando for shopping/eating. Toilets are a bit manky though. More