This is my favorite park in Tokyo. It's usually much less crowded than others parks in the city. Beautiful all year long and with different styles of gardens. An oasis surrounded by skyscrapers.
Pretty japanese garden among skyscrapers. For drowning in green, enjoying the beauty of nature and deep relaxing. Don't miss this park, it's one of the best in Tokyo.
Absolutely beautiful park with greenhouse, tea house etc. Can easily spend a whole day here and entry is cheap. Recommend going to Shinjuku-gyoen-mae Station as it's a fair walk from Shinjuku Station.
Probably the most beautiful park in Tokyo. Several styles of landscapes from british, to french to the typical japanese one with cutebridges and a big pond. It's worth the 200¥ entrance.
It's a must visit every time I go to Tokyo ... It will give you a very relax atmosphere with many small children playing around ... And the restaurant serve a very gud Japanese food
Amazingly beautiful! Japanese-style garden with a city skyline makes for postcard-like pictures. Tickets (¥200) sold at ticket machines. Gazillions of Pokémon trainers since Pikachus were spotted.
This is the quietestpark in Tokyo. It combines traditional Japanese garden with some western elements. Don't miss the greenhouse in the northern part of the park.
Witness the true beauty of nature at the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden! The tranquil setting and stunning atmosphere is definitely worth experiencing.
Allocate at least an hour or 2 to make sure that you enjoy the time going around. The rose bushes have different seasons of blooming, so you may not be able to enjoy them all year round.
Beautiful Park to enjoy a walk, a picnic, to see the cherryblossom when it's time, etc. It is very Well taken care of. And you'll find public toilets in good condition.
A must visit when you go Tokyo, even though you need to pay ¥500 for entry fee, its still valuable for your money because of you will get so beautiful view here, more beautiful compare to Euno Park
Good for a stroll or a sit when the weather is nice, but most areas don't provide much cover when there's searing heat (as you'd expect to find in mid-July)