[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Hamarikyu Gardens (Updated Apr)

#fallcolors #100WaysOfTravel A place to include into your itinerary when you are in Tokyo. Hamarikyu Garden is a gatden dedicated to the olden Japanese history in a modern city of Japan. It is also landscape into a beautiful garden. You can come here by public train or take the boat ride from Asakusa. It is a paid entry garden and you can buy the tickets on the spot. There are many pine trees here and during different seasons, there are different seasonal flowers, giving a different landscape every time you come here. The beautiful golden colour flowers gives a vibrant foliage. #japan #tokyo #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

There are many Japanese gardens in Tokyo, each with some unique views, such as the #浜离宫恩礼庭園 near Tsukiji Market, which combines the Japanese garden with modern skyscrapers and the sea view of Tokyo Bay in one frame, making the photo look very majestic. If I hadn't stayed at the Vista Hotel next to Tsukiji Market, I don't think I would have made a special trip to visit. I used the spare time in the afternoon after checking out in the morning to explore this 17th-century villa of the Shogun #Hama-rikyu Enshi Garden. The ticket is very cheap, only ¥300. The entire garden is designed in the style of the Edo period. What comes into view is a large expanse of green grass, beautiful pine trees with tree-shaped sculptures, and a pond with reflections of buildings. It's probably an urban oasis. Hama-rikyu Gardens covers a vast area, so large that it has a moat and a shrine, as well as a pier connecting to Tokyo Bay. It would be absolutely beautiful if you visit during the cherry blossom season or when the maple leaves turn red. But the disadvantages are also obvious. It is quite sunny to walk through the park on a hot day. No wonder there are only foreigners who are not afraid of the sun, but no Asian tourists. #Hama-rikyu Gardens Opening hours: 0900-1700 Address: 1-1 Hamarikyuteien, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0046 Japan #日本探店 #东京景点

Location: Binryu Palace Engiment Garden, 5 minutes walk from Shiodome Subway Station Tickets: 300 yen for adults, open from 9:00 to 17:00 Very large Japanese garden, with many lush flowers and plants, towering pine trees, some hundreds of years old, here you can also see the sea water poured into the pond, small bridge flowing water, historic garden plus sea view, quite special 🥰 #Free lounge replacement on Member Day 27th of every month Trip coins can be obtained by writing posts or writing reviews, monthly events, sharing travel experiences

#Sakura2024 🌸 Are you all enjoying the spring cherry blossoms? 🌸Tokyo🌸The best cherry blossom and rapeseed flower spot in the city🌸 📍Hama Rikyu Gardens It's a historic spot, and it's also recommended as a cherry blossom🌸 spot and for sightseeing in Tokyo, so I'll introduce it to you! ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ ⋱⋰ The highlight is the city's largest number of about 300,000 rapeseed flowers in bloom, which you can enjoy together with the cherry blossoms🌸 this season💕 The contrast between the yellow and pink flowers is super cute✨. It's very spacious, so I recommend walking around in comfortable shoes! Location: Hama-rikyu Garden, Chuo Ward Opening hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm Admission fee General: 300 yen 65 and over: 150 yen Access Get off at Tsukiji Market (E18) or Shiodome (E19) on the Toei Oedo Line or Shiodome (U02) and walk for 7 minutes Get off at Shinbashi (G08/A10) on the JR, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line or Toei Asakusa Line and walk for 12 minutes #Cherry blossom viewing #Tokyo #Tokyo sightseeing #A trip to enjoy spring #Sightseeing #Moments has started

🏠 Hama-Rikyu Garden📍 1-1 Hama-Rikyu Garden, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0046 🚶 6 minutes walk from Shinbashi Station💰 300 yen Reservation: None Required time: About 40 minutes📷 ok ---------------------------------------------------- A Japanese garden where the rapeseed flower fields are in full bloom. It is a relaxing spot where you can enjoy not only rapeseed flowers, but also Japanese houses and tea. [Tips for more enjoyment☝️] ・There are many tourists, so it is recommended to go around 10am when it is less crowded. ・You can enjoy tea, so take a break while looking at the lake! ・You can also enjoy wisteria and plum blossoms depending on the season! ---------------------------------------------------- [Retro Walk's thoughts🕰️] "Retro Walk" started with the desire to feel that "old" is "beautiful" and to stop and look at it. There are many wonderful historic buildings in Japan, but they are difficult to maintain and are often demolished. Before the landscape of Japan is transformed into the usual cityscape of buildings, I hope that this will be an opportunity for as many people as possible to take a fresh look at things from the past. If you find a place that catches your eye, please take a retro stroll and relax! #retrocityscape #retroarchitecture #architecture #emotional #retro #historicsites #triptoexperiencehistoricalculture #tokyotrip #domestictravel #trip_outdoor #tokyotourism #sakura2024

Location: 15 minutes walk from Hamamatsucho Station Address: 1-1 Hamarikyuteien, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0046 Japan Admission: 300 yen Rating: 5/5 A garden located in the heart of Tokyo. Various performances are held, and you can enjoy dango and matcha in the tea room while looking out over the pond. #CityTrip

October 1st is Tokyo Citizens' Day, so I went to Hama-rikyu Park and Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens, two metropolitan parks near Hamamatsucho. There is a Japanese garden within Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens, and the contrast between the scenery of the Japanese garden and the skyscrapers of the city creates a very mysterious space. Hama-rikyu Park is larger than Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens, and in addition to the Japanese garden, there is also a flower garden and an underwater bus terminal. I was able to see a variety of views just by going around once. It's also recommended to go when you want to relax. #Autumn trip #Hamamatsucho #Tokyo sightseeing #Park tour #Hama-rikyu Park #Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens

I've been to Hama-rikyu Park a few times, and it's fun to see how the atmosphere changes with each season. This season is the best for strolling, with the warm spring sunshine and refreshing sea breeze. There were many people there, drawn by the atmosphere. #Park #Tokyo

Hama-rikyu Park is also known as a famous cherry blossom viewing spot. We visited when the cherry blossoms were almost falling, so we didn't get to see the most spectacular cherry blossoms, but the flowers were still there and looked spectacular. They look great together with the nearby rapeseed fields. #photogenicspot #flowerfield #sakura

At Hama-rikyu Park, you can see a variety of flowers throughout the seasons. This season, the cherry blossoms and rape blossoms make for beautiful scenery. There are footpaths through the rape blossom fields, so you can take a stroll. If you look closely, you can see not only the rape blossoms, but also various spring flowers at your feet. #photogenic spot #flower fields

A creative landscapist shaped the leaves and branches of the pine trees beautifully. The tea house in the middle of the pond opens up to a tranquil skyscape. There is a shaded area where visitors may rest their tired legs, and share their bento meals. The low buildings built by the ancient noble family are thoughtfully conserved using traditional methods, making this an informative stop for the culture afficionados. We enjoyed the walk through this beautiful garden to take the river bus to Asakusa. There is also a river bus to Odaiba too. We intended to have some tea at the tea house but it’s temporarily closed. You can see where the emperor hunted and had gardens. Beautiful place to walk or catch the ferry. #givethanks #givethanks

#Spring0yentrip Hama-rikyu Gardens is a beautiful Japanese garden located in the center of Tokyo, offering a quiet space one step away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Ponds, paths, and bridges are cleverly arranged in the garden, allowing you to enjoy the nature of the four seasons. In particular, the scenery that evokes the history of the garden as a feudal lord's garden is a place where you can feel the remnants of the gardens of the Edo period. Seasonal flowers and plants bloom in the pond in the garden, and time flows peacefully. The view from Tsukiji Ohashi Bridge is also beautiful, with a view of the city's skyscrapers and nature in harmony. Hama-rikyu also has a teahouse and a strolling garden, so you can enjoy the beauty of the garden while walking slowly. In addition, in one corner of the garden, there is the Hama-rikyu Gardens Cafe, where you can take a short break while enjoying the view of the garden. I was able to spend a relaxing time in a place like an oasis in the city.

#springwander The Hama Rikyu Onshi Garden was called "Hama Goten" during the Edo period, and was a separate residence of the Tokugawa Shogun family, but later became the Imperial Imperial Palace. And from 1945, it was granted to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and opened to the public. The "tidal pond" that guides the seawater changes the flavour of the pond by the tide of the tide. There is also a tea house in the pond, and it is also recommended to enjoy matcha here.

If you want to fully enjoy spring in Tokyo, we recommend a luxurious cherry blossom viewing trip using a water bus! First, head to Hama-rikyu Gardens. In this beautiful garden that has been around since the Edo period, enjoy the contrast between the city and the fields of rape blossoms and the cherry blossoms in full bloom, then move to Hinode Pier and board the water bus. The cruise is exceptional, as you can see the cherry blossom trees blooming along the Sumida River while feeling the pleasant breeze of Tokyo Bay. During cherry blossom season, the boat goes a little upstream to show you the cherry blossoms.🌸 When you arrive in Asakusa, visit Sensoji Temple and stroll through Nakamise. After enjoying the charming streets and the bustle of spring, head to Tsukishima. There's no better way to end your cherry blossom viewing day than with some piping hot monjayaki! Let's go on a spring trip to Tokyo where you can enjoy cherry blossoms, history, and gourmet food all at once🌸✨ Hama-rikyu Gardens🌸 Address: Hama-rikyu Gardens 1-1, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) Closed: New Year's holiday (December 29th-January 1st) Hinode Pier🛳️ Address: 2-7-104 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo #TokyoCherryBlossomViewing #SumidaRiverCruise #Hama-rikyu #AsakusaTourism #Monjayaki #Spring0YenTrip

"Hama-rikyu Gardens" is located about a 12-minute walk from Shinbashi Station. Around mid-March, many rape blossoms bloom. It's an extraordinary space, as you can see a garden and a flower field surrounded by buildings. You can see various types of flowers depending on the season, so it's a good idea to choose your favorite season. There is also the Kyu-Shiba-rikyu Gardens nearby, so you can tour the gardens! ! #Garden #DomesticTravel #TokyoTourism #Hama-rikyuGarden #teien #japantravel #japan #japanview #TokyoTourism #Tourism

#springwander Springtime at Hamarikyu Gardens is absolutely stunning! The vibrant yellow fields of rapeseed flowers create a beautiful contrast against the modern skyscrapers of Tokyo. It’s the perfect place for a peaceful stroll, enjoying the mix of nature and city vibes. One of the highlights of the park is the traditional teahouse by the pond, where you can sip on matcha while taking in the scenery. Whether you’re into photography, a quiet escape, or just appreciating the beauty of spring, this garden is a must-visit! Why You Should Visit: ✔ Stunning rapeseed flower fields in full bloom ✔ A relaxing oasis in the middle of the city 📍 Address: Hamarikyu Gardens, Tokyo, Japan #Tokyo #Japan #HamarikyuGardens #SpringFlowers #CityEscape #NatureInTheCity

#cherryblossom25 Hamarikyu Gardens is a peaceful oasis in Tokyo, where traditional Japanese landscaping meets cherry blossom beauty. Unlike crowded hanami spots, this Edo-period garden offers a tranquil setting with sakura trees enhancing its ponds, bridges, and historical teahouse. Visitors can experience a matcha tea ceremony while admiring the blossoms reflected in the water. The contrast of cherry blossoms against Tokyo’s modern skyscrapers makes for a stunning visual. Located near the Sumida River and Tsukiji Market, it’s a perfect stop for those looking to enjoy both nature and history. For a refined hanami experience, Hamarikyu Gardens is a hidden gem.

#springwander The Hama Rikyu Onshi Garden, which was a daimyo garden in the Edo period. The "Shioiri Pond" of the "Ruiry-style Tsukiyama Spring Garden" that draws seawater from Tokyo Bay is famous, and you can adjust the amount of water with a floodgate to change the landscape. In addition, there are many attractions full of charm, such as "300-year-old pine", the remains of a duck field, and a teahouse where you can enjoy matcha. There is a lawn square in the "flower garden", where rape flowers are at their best in spring and cosmos in autumn, and you can have a picnic.

#springwander It is the garden of the Tokugawa Shogun family, which has a pond in the tide and two duck fields, and in the Edo period, it served as a "deto" of Edo Castle. At the time of the 11th Shogun Ienari, the garden was almost completed in its current form. After the Meiji Restoration, it became the Imperial Family's Imperial Palace, and the name was also Hama Imperial Palace. It was given to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in 1945 (Showa 20), and was opened to the public in 1946 after maintenance. In November 1952, it was designated as a national special scenic spot and special historical site, including the surrounding water surface. About 26 species and 80 cherry trees are planted in the park.

#springwander "Hama Rikyu Onshi Garden" is a representative daimyo garden of the Edo period with a tide pond where seawater comes in and out and two duck fields. From late April to May, flowers such as Fuji, Azala, Button, and Hanashobu are at their best. Location: 1-1 Hamarikyu Garden, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Nearest station: Shimbashi/Shiodome/Tsukiji Market station

Day 1: In the early morning, I arrived at Shiba Park, located at the foot of Tokyo Tower. It is one of Tokyo's oldest parks and a tranquil spot amidst the bustling city. As I entered the park, I was immediately captivated by the lush greenery and the towering Tokyo Tower in the distance. The scenery here was refreshing and invigorating. I strolled along the paths, admiring the dappled sunlight filtering through the trees, and encountered a few local residents exercising, adding vitality to this urban oasis. A highlight of the park is Zojoji Temple, where the ancient architecture contrasts beautifully with Tokyo Tower, creating a striking scene of old and new. I spent some time quietly exploring the temple, absorbing the profound Buddhist culture. In the afternoon, I headed to the nearby Tokyo Tower and ascended the observation deck to take in the panoramic view of the city. The bustling metropolis and its orderly streets were all within sight. In the evening, I chose to sit on the lawn in Shiba Park, gazing at Tokyo Tower bathed in the sunset glow. The tranquility and beauty of this moment left a deep impression on my heart. Day 2: On the second day, I extended my itinerary to other attractions around Shiba Park. In the morning, I visited Atago Shrine, not far away. This shrine, located on a small hill, features the steepest stone steps in central Tokyo, known as the 'Stairway to Success.' It is said that successfully climbing to the top symbolizes a flourishing career. I slowly ascended the steps, feeling a sense of accomplishment with each step closer to the top, and enjoyed a panoramic view of Tokyo from the hill. In the afternoon, I continued to Hamarikyu Gardens, a captivating blend of traditional Japanese and modern urban landscapes. I wandered along the garden paths, admiring the pond and artificial hills, and took a moment to relax with a cup of matcha at the teahouse. In the evening, I returned to Shiba Park to experience the beauty of Tokyo Tower and the park illuminated at night. This scene provided a perfect ending to my two-day journey.

A beautiful garden like an oasis in the city 🌷 A healing spot where you can enjoy historic scenery and seasonal flowers. In spring, rape blossoms bloom beautifully here 🌼 At Nakajima's teahouse, you can spend a quiet moment enjoying matcha tea and Japanese sweets 🍵 In this garden surrounded by nature, you can feel the change of seasons, and in spring, the flowers are especially vivid, making it the perfect spot for a stroll 🌷 It is also recommended to relax at the teahouse after a stroll. 🕰️Business hours: 9:00-17:00 📍Location: 1-1 Hama-rikyu Garden, Chuo-ku, Tokyo #0 yen trip February 2025

Hamarikyu Gardens offers a unique hanami experience where nature meets modern Tokyo. This beautifully preserved Edo-period garden is surrounded by skyscrapers, creating a stunning contrast between past and present. The cherry blossoms here are delicate and picturesque, reflecting beautifully in the tranquil ponds. One of the highlights is the traditional tea house in the middle of the garden, where you can enjoy a cup of matcha and wagashi (Japanese sweets) while admiring the blossoms. Since it’s a paid-entry garden, the crowds are smaller, making it a peaceful and refined hanami destination. Another unique feature is its location near Tokyo Bay—after enjoying the cherry blossoms, you can take a boat ride on the Sumida River for another scenic view. If you want a hanami experience that combines history, culture, and Tokyo’s urban skyline, Hamarikyu Gardens is a must-visit spot!

Families, when in Tokyo, you must visit Hama-rikyu Gardens! It is a seaside park hidden in the city. Stepping into it is like embarking on a pleasant journey through time and space. The 300-year-old pine trees in the garden stand tall and straight, as if quietly telling the story of time. The garden pool, which is filled with seawater, is sparkling, and ripples form as the sea breeze blows. Water birds sometimes rest and sometimes play by the pond, adding a touch of liveliness to the garden. Pick an autumn afternoon, find a quaint tea pavilion, sit down and sip a cup of matcha, listen to the birds singing and the rustling of leaves falling, the air is filled with autumn, comfortable and beautiful. After spending two hours leisurely touring the garden, we went to Tsukiji Market, the kitchen of Tokyo people, to find food. As soon as you enter the market, the wide variety of seafood will make you salivate, salmon, sweet shrimp, sea urchin... each one is incredibly fresh. But my favorite is tamagoyaki. When you take a bite, the sweetness and freshness spread on the tip of your tongue. The taste is really amazing! The tranquility of Hama-rikyu Gardens combined with the bustle of Tsukiji Market is a half-day trip that brings double the fun. Families should plan your trip now! #Tokyo Attractions

You guys, you can encounter a large sea of ​​​​rapeseed flowers in the city of Tokyo! Who would have thought that under the bustling high-rise buildings, there is such a bright golden world✨ This patch of rapeseed flowers in full bloom in front of me, gently swaying in the breeze, seems to cover the earth with a golden carpet, the bright colors instantly light up the mood. It complements the modern high-rise buildings behind it, forming a unique and harmonious picture with both urban fashion and natural freshness. Taking pictures here is superb, a casual shot is a blockbuster that blends fashion and nature📷 Whether it's fresh and artistic style, or a sense of urban atmosphere, you can easily handle it. Wear a light-colored little dress, stroll among the flowers, let the sun shine on your body, and reach new heights in minutes. You don't have to travel far to have this immersive flower viewing experience in the city of Tokyo. You must come and take a picture to feel the romance and beauty that is unique to Tokyo! #Tokyo itinerary

#Tokyo Attractions Hama-rikyu Gardens is located in the center of Tokyo. It is a beautiful garden that combines traditional Japanese gardens with Western landscapes. This was originally the general's private garden, but now it is open to the public and a great place to relax. There is an ancient pond in the garden where visitors can take a boat tour and experience the classic Japanese gardening style. The rockery, waterfalls and various plants in the garden demonstrate the sophistication and harmony of Japanese landscape. Every spring and autumn, the red leaves and cherry blossoms here attract a large number of tourists. Hama-rikyu is located close to Shiodome and Shinbashi. The surrounding high-rise buildings form a sharp contrast with the natural landscape, providing travelers with a rare quiet space. Whether you're taking a stroll, taking photos, or enjoying refreshments at a teahouse, Hama-rikyu is a highlight of your trip to Tokyo that you can't miss.

If you want to take photos of spring flowers, this is the place to go! It's a garden in the middle of Tokyo, so it's also attractive that you can get there quickly by train✌️ If the rapeseed flowers continue to bloom until the cherry blossom season, you can take a collaboration photo✨ (but the variety will likely be different from Somei Yoshino) If you take a photo from the other side, the buildings around Shiodome and Shinbashi will be reflected. Personally, I quite like the incongruity between the modern buildings and nature📷✨ 📍 Hama Rikyu Gardens The photo posted this time is from 2024.04.08 It's difficult to schedule flower photos every year, including the difference in flowering dates~~lol! (Please use this as reference information) #0 yen trip February 2025

📍Nakajima no Ochaya Japanese sweets cafe in Hama-rikyu Gardens, Tokyo🍵✨ A luxurious space where you can enjoy tea and Japanese sweets while looking out at the lush garden. A quiet and relaxing spot. Perfect for those who want to refresh themselves, as you can feel the nature of each season while walking through the garden! A hidden healing spot that will help you forget the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. Please come and visit! 🫧 ―――――――――――――――――― 📮1-1-1 Hama-rikyu Gardens, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0046 💰From 1000 yen 🕚9:00-16:30 ―――――――――――――――――― #FritabiWinter #Hama-rikyu #JapaneseSweetsCafe #Nakajima no Ochaya #RefreshmentSpot

Hamarikyu Garden is an artificial garden located 15 minutes on foot after eating a full meal at Sukiji Market. There is a separate admission fee, but it is a great place to heal your tired mind in the heart of Tokyo. You can take a boat from the pier and enjoy the beauty of the garden on the sea and the Japanese garden. #Tokyo Park