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I decided to go to this garden because is was a sunny day and I was definitely not going to waste the nice weather. From the story about the summer drinking house to the story about the small rice field, the guide made every moment...More
The garden may be fantastic, but we never got to see it. All of their materials say daily 9-5. We went on a Monday in the early afternoon and they were closed. No clue as to why. We took a $35 taxi ride to get...More
This garden is well worth a visit even though it is a reasonable walk from the nearest subway stations. We were lucky with our visit in late March to be able to see some lovely Cherry Blossom (mush of it near the entrance). Any visit...More
A tranquil oasis just a 5 minute walk from Iidabashi Station. We were too late for the cherry blossoms and the irises and wisteria had yet to bloom, but it was still one of the loveliest gardens we have visited in Tokyo. Pleasant walks and...More
Peaceful and charming, some real cultural things. Take Odeo Line to iidabashi and 50 metres outside exit C3, a wonderful experience awaits you.
Be the first to take the world's trouble to heart, be the last to enjoy the world's pleasure. this place was designed by an exiled Chinese scholar, Zhu Shunsuui. There are two other historical parks to visit nearby, so this is s three for one...More
The first gardens in Tokyo, you truly feel like you escape a busy metropolis and enter an oasis. The gardens are beautifully maintained. Good signage, information and history. I highly recommend bringing a book or small picnic and stay awhile.
These were the first gardens in Tokyo that we visited in cherry blossom season, and think that I enjoyed them the most. The weeping cherry trees here were absolutely stunning, yet the gardens were not overly busy and very tranquil. There were many areas to...More
A fantastic garden with an awesome view. Admission fee is more than Shinjuku garden but the stunning view clearly worth very cents of the fee. The pond are strategically placed allowing you to take superb picture. Unlike Shinjuku Garden, this garden are full of locals...More
This is a very wonderful garden from the minute you approach the front entrance prior to buying your tickets to actually entering the garden and that feeling never changes. The entrance (there is only one) is on a side street west of the Dome. The...More
