On our first ever visit to Japan / Tokyo in October last, we visited the garden on a sunny Sunday, and were surprised to find that there were very few people there. We spent a very pleasant hour wandering through the paths, beside ponds, and...More

Visited the walled gardens during the lunch hour period on a weekday. Entrance fee was 300 yen. Gardens were beautifully laid out with an obligatory red bridge, several ponds / lakes, and lots of easily sign posted paths to follow. As the trees were still...More

Japanese gardens are so beautiful that it's easy to become a bit picky. I'd say this is an average garden in Tokyo, a nice place to visit and stretch your legs for awhile.

A very quiet park, frequent visitors take opportunity to take photos of the aviary life. The trees are amazing, especially with the colors of the leaves changing. This is a goldmine right in the heart of the city (a couple hundred meters just behind Tokyo...More

A must-stop that can be coupled with the Bunkyo Civic Center majestic view of Tokyo from the 25th floor. Beautifully designed, worth viewing any time of the year but especially during the spring cherry blossom season.

We have visited this garden more than once and find it to be a very well maintained and excellent example of a Japanese stroll garden. Begun in the 1600s and of historical significance it is well worth a visit. It has a lovely lake and...More

Our favourite and the oldest gardens in Tokyo, many miniature gardens from other parts of Japan and China all joined together