Shinjuku Gyoen is filled with greenery, offering extreme comfort!

How can you not visit Shinjuku Gyoen when you're in Tokyo? The entrance fee is only 500 yen, which is very cheap. Once you enter, you can start touring around with the help of a map. The most direct feeling in most areas is the abundance of greenery, with many people lying on the lawns and under the big trees. If I were a local, I would definitely want to lie here for an afternoon~ In addition to the lawns, Shinjuku Gyoen also features a variety of horticultural plants, pavilions, Japanese-style stone lanterns, ponds reflecting the sky, and ancient-style wooden bridges, creating a serene and comfortable atmosphere everywhere. If you get tired of walking, there is a rest house in Shinjuku Gyoen where you can order ice cream and other sweet treats, enjoy afternoon tea, and relax in the air conditioning while looking out at the greenery outside the window. It's truly enjoyable. Oh, and there's also a small greenhouse garden here, which collects various plants from around the world. Stepping inside feels like entering a mini Changi Airport~