Shinjuku Gyoen National Gardentokyo
The Imperial Greenery

Overview
One of Tokyo's largest and most beautiful parks, featuring Japanese Traditional, English Landscape, and French Formal gardens.
What To Expect?
Lush lawns, peaceful tea houses, and over 1,000 cherry trees. It is the top spot for 'Hanami' (cherry blossom viewing) in spring. The contrast of the traditional Japanese bridges against the backdrop of the Shinjuku skyscrapers (like the Docomo building) is iconic.
Tips
- Visit during the 'Chrysanthemum Exhibition' in November.
- The garden is massive; pick up a map at the gate to find the tea house.
Exploring Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
A Royal Retreat
Originally an imperial garden, it was opened to the public in 1949. It features a stunning greenhouse with tropical plants.
The Japanese Traditional Garden section includes several large ponds with islands and beautifully manicured shrubs.
How to reach Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
A short walk from Shinjuku-gyoenmae Station (Marunouchi Line) or Sendagaya Station.
Tips for Visiting Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, tokyo
- Visit during the 'Chrysanthemum Exhibition' in November.
- The garden is massive; pick up a map at the gate to find the tea house.



















































