Tokyo｜Keio Mogusaen – Edo Garden Charm Through the Seasons 🌸🍁

#tokyospots Dating back to the 18th century in Hino City, Tokyo, Keio Mogusaen was once a sacred prayer site for the Kanto region during the Kamakura period. Today, it preserves historic relics and traditional Edo-period garden design, offering a peaceful escape with seasonal beauty. Famous for its Sakura Festival in spring and Momiji Festival in autumn, the garden transforms with the seasons—spring brings delicate cherry blossoms, autumn blazes with fiery maples, and late winter sees 50 varieties of 500 plum trees blooming in pink, white, and yellow. A perfect retreat for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.