Hamarikyu Gardens

Hamarikyu Gardens, located in the heart of Tokyo, is a picture-perfect and historic public park that blends traditional Japanese garden aesthetics and urban modernity. The garden was originally a feudal lord's residence and duck hunting grounds; however, it was opened to the public in 1946. This tranquil oasis is spread over approximately 62 acres of land between the city's skyscrapers and Tokyo Bay. 

Inside the Hamarikyu Gardens, you may eye-witness picturesque ponds, tea houses, and seasonal flowers, offering enough chances to unwind and relax. The Shioiri Pond, with its central Nakajima-no-Ochaya teahouse, offers visitors a place to enjoy matcha tea while admiring the surrounding beauty. Seasonal flowers, including peonies, cherry blossoms, and plum blossoms, change the tapestry of colors throughout the year. If you are tired of the everyday hustle and bustle of city life and looking for an escape, head to the Hamarikyu Gardens, which are often featured in Tokyo tour packages.

•  Admire the beauty of the ancient pine tree located at the center of Hamarikyu Gardens.
•  Observe the unique tidal pond, with water levels changing with the tide which adds dynamic beauty to the landscape.
• Explore historical Kamoba, offering insight into Edo-period duck hunting practices. 
• Enjoy the sunset views from the garden while enjoying snacking with your friends and family.