Chill Central in the Middle of Tokyo

#springitinerary This park is a total Tokyo classic. It’s huge, green, and just the right kind of chaotic. Whether you’re into museums, temples, street performers, or just good old people-watching, this spot has it all. Bonus points if you bring snacks and just vibe under the trees. Back in the day (like, Edo Period), this area was part of a temple complex. Then modern era hits, and it turns into Japan’s first public park in 1873. Now it’s home to museums, a zoo, and some pretty next-level cherry blossoms in spring. It’s got a little bit of everything: art, history, nature, and some seriously good benches. You’ll probably stumble on a random event or market, too. Not as flashy as Shibuya or Shinjuku, but this place hits different. Come for a walk, stay for the vibes.