[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Hibiya Park (Updated Apr)

#花赏#Good places to enjoy flowers #Tokyo #Tokyo花赏 #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #TokyoTourism Hibiya Park 💫💫💫💫💫 A quiet area in the middle of the bustling area of ​​Hibiya, a beautiful park with lots of flowers and well-maintained! Stunning sights and peaceful surroundings. There are different flowers blooming throughout the year, lots of flowers and plenty of space. Leisure resort. 💐💐💐💐💐💐 1-6 Hibiyakoen, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0012 Japan

#Tokyo Attractions 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours open 📍Address: 5 minutes walk from Tokyo Metro Hibiya Station 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Hibiya Park is a beautiful park in the center of Tokyo, next to the Imperial Palace, you can see the beautiful moat and high-rise buildings✨ The park is like spring all year round, planted with many plants and bright flowers, and you can see many elegant fountains, the theme of fairy crane, the best photo. Very Japanese garden feel, a good place for free photography 💕🥳

[How to get there] Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line "Hibiya Station" Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line "Kasumigaseki Station" Toei Mita Line "Uchisaiwaicho Station" This is a large Bon Odori festival held at the fountain square in Hibiya Park for the first time in four years. It was held from August 24th to 27th! This year, the World Beer Cup was held from the 24th to the 27th, so you could enjoy beer and other alcoholic drinks and food! The large Bon Odori festival was held for two days on the 25th and 26th. Many people from overseas came and it was very lively. If you couldn't go this year, please come next year!

#TokyoSightseeing Gardens and flower beds: The park has a beautiful Japanese garden and Western-style flower beds, and you can enjoy beautiful scenery in every season. Many people visit especially during cherry blossom season, and it is also known as a cherry blossom viewing spot. Fountains and ponds: The park has a fountain, where you can enjoy the cool sound of water. There is also a pond, where birds and fish such as ducks and carp live, and it is a good place to take a walk and relax. Seasonal events: The park holds various events every season. There are outdoor concerts and festivals in the summer, and illuminations in the winter. Related facilities: The park also has facilities such as the Hibiya Library and Culture Center and Hibiya Chanter, which can be used for cultural activities and rest.

Hibiya Park spreads out in front of the Imperial Hotel. After my run around the Imperial Palace, I took a walk in Hibiya Park. When I visited in May, there were many kinds of colorful roses blooming here and there, and it was a very beautiful sight🌹 This is a park where you can enjoy flowers in each season of the year. Hibiya Park was opened in 1903 as Japan's first "Western-style" park. It seems that flowers such as the now familiar tulips and pansies were the first time that Japanese people had seen them at that time! There are many historical things such as the Pelican Fountain and the Crane Fountain⛲️, so please look for them. The famous Hibiya Public Hall is also here. We could hear the artists rehearsing again that day🎸 At the end of our walk, we toasted with beer on the terrace of the restaurant [Hibiya Salo] in the park🍻✨ There was also a delicious Western restaurant [Hibiya Matsumotoro], so I'd like to visit it again🍽️ [Hibiya Park] 1-1 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Free admission 🅿️ Use public paid parking such as Hibiya Underground Parking 2 minutes walk from Hibiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line 3 minutes walk from Kasumigaseki Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line, and Chiyoda Line 8 minutes walk from Yurakucho Station on the JR Keihin Tohoku Line and Yamanote Line #TokyoTourism #HibiyaPark #Park #Tokyo #japan #tokyotrip #777

#DomesticTravel With the cherry blossom season over, it's a great way to spend your days off to enjoy spring flowers such as nemophila, rape blossoms, and tulips in the parks. There are places to see nemophila in Tokyo too. Hibiya Park is located in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward. You can enjoy the greenery and flowers, and there are cafes inside, so it's recommended for a walk or a short break! There was an event on the day, and there was also a food stall space. I visited on April 22nd and enjoyed the nemophila. The tulip season was over at this time, so if you want to enjoy the tulips as well, we recommend visiting a little earlier🌷 📍Hibiya Park Free admission (some facilities require a fee) 🚃 Get off at Kasumigaseki Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line or Chiyoda Line (B2), right outside the exit Get off at Hibiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Chiyoda Line, or Toei Mita Line (A10 or A14), right outside the exit Get off at Sakuradamon Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line (Exit 5), 5 minutes on foot Get off at Yurakucho Station on the JR Lines, 8 minutes on foot Parking (underground public parking, paid) #CherryBlossomViewing #TokyoTrip #Park #ParkDate #HibiyaPark #Nemophila

Tokyo/Hibiya Park Tasty food! Lots of food! Local food festival Held during Golden Week! ︎You can still make it to this event💁‍♀️🧡 I went to a local food event in Hibiya Park😊 You can enjoy gourmet food from about 70 stores all over the country, from Hokkaido to Okinawa✌️ It was Golden Week and the weather was good, so there were a lot of people, but I still like festivals where you can enjoy a variety of things🧡 Go and check it out😎💓 ●Event period Part 1: 4/28-5/1 Part 2: 5/3-5/7 ●Location Hibiya Park Fountain Square ●Opening hours 10:00-20:00 #Tokyo trip#Tokyo sightseeing#Tokyo gourmet#Tokyo festival#Gourmet festival#Chiyoda-ku gourmet#Chiyoda-ku lunch#Hibiya Park#Hibiya Park event#Hibiya Park festival#Local food#Delicious food#Served rice#GW trip#GW#GW event#GW festival#All over the country#Local gourmet#Domestic travel

Afternoon tea reserved after work 🫖 A very popular tea room in Arashiyama, Kyoto Directly connected to the station, it's easy to access, but it only has counter seating, so reservations are a must! This time I had lemon afternoon tea 🍋 The refreshing lemon was perfect for early summer ✨ The theme changes depending on the season, so I'm looking forward to going again! The tea is free-flowing, selected by the staff, so you'll be lucky if you get to try a tea you like! The amount can be adjusted, so it's perfect for people who want to drink a little at a time. It's served on tableware made by the British brand Burleigh, so it was a visual treat as well ☕️ Scones and tea are sold in store, so if you're in the area, please stop by. #tearoomkiki #KIKI #afternoontea #Hibiya

A small and pretty western-style family park in the heart of Tokyo ^^ Address: 1 Hibiyakoen, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0012 Key points: A small neighborhood park in the heart of Tokyo Western-style flower beds, fountains, outdoor performance halls, various halls Cafés, restaurants, outdoor lunch boxes available Highly recommended for spring and fall Rating: 4.95 points (out of 5.0) * Pets allowed * Free admission #TokyoTravel #HibiyaPark #FamilyPark #RecommendedFamilyTravel

I went to Tokyo Midtown Hibiya. A rooftop garden! Hibiya Park is beautiful in the fall, and you can even see the Imperial Theater! There's a cafe and desserts on the rooftop, so it's really stylish! I think I'll go and try it next time! #trip2023

This is the large-scale Christmas market "Tokyo Christmas Market 2022 in Hibiya Park" held in Hibiya Park in central Tokyo. The "Christmas Pyramid" that appears in front of you as soon as you enter the venue is divided into six tiers and is said to be one of the largest in the world. There are shops decorated with Christmas motifs in the surrounding area and street performances are also held. Christmas trees with different decorations are set up at each point. The display of many Christmas wreaths also added to the Christmas mood. Songs and performances were held on the stage, and it was full of people enjoying the mood while eating and drinking 😊 Admission fee is 1,000 yen on weekdays (800 yen if using event discount) 1,500 yen on holidays (1,200 yen if using event discount) This price includes the cost of a Christmas market mug (distributed at the time of admission). Access: 1 minute walk from Hibiya Station on the Hibiya and Chiyoda subway lines, 5 minutes walk from Kasumigaseki Station on the Marunouchi line, 5 minutes walk from Uchisaiwaicho Station on the Toei Mita line, and 10 minutes walk from Yurakucho Station on the JR lines. 1 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0012 #tripmemory2022

This year, the autumn leaves are late, so it's a rare sight to see them coexisting with Christmas... If you change the angle of "Tokyo Midtown Hibiya", the two faces of "Christmas" and "autumn leaves" switch places like Jekyll and Hyde!! It's interesting how the seasons change in just a 15-step distance.

Hibiya Park 🌳🌳 🌟🌟An oasis in the heart of the city, the first Western-style park in Japan 🌠 A park where trees, lawns, and flower fields are well-maintained and beautiful, located in the heart of the city, it is an oasis for people in the capital to spend a peaceful time. The park is within walking distance from the Imperial Palace and Ginza, a shopping district with many famous brands. 👜💼🎒👗👠👢👞👒🧢🧣🧤💍🕶 ⭐️⭐️The highlight of this place is to enjoy seasonal flowers, such as nemophila and tulips in April, lilies in mid-to-late June, and roses in spring and autumn. Various events such as outdoor music performances are held. ⭐️⭐️ **How ​​to get there** 🚃 Kasumigaseki Station on the Marunouchi Line 2-minute walk from Chiyoda Line **Address** 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 1-6 Hibiyakoen, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0012 **Opening hours**🔔 Open 24 hours

📌 Namery roasted // in Hibiya park A stylish Japanese-style cafe in Hibiya Park. ⌇OPEN 10:00-19:00 ⌇Cashless only ⌇Counter seats and terrace seats available ⌇Also has a Harajuku store Around 3pm on weekdays, it fills up in no time. The retro pudding is moist rather than gooey. On sunny days, sit on the terrace surrounded by greenery. The curry mix available until 2:30pm is also interesting. Blueberry Croissant (¥600) Matcha Croissant (¥600) Lullot Cherry (¥1200) Retro Pudding (¥500) 📍 1-2 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo #nameryroasted #megcafe🏷 #HibiyaCafe #Gourmet #YurakuchoCafe #GinzaCafe #ShinbashiCafe #TokyoCafeTour #CafeWalk #Pudding #GourmetTrip #SummerWeekendTrip #Tokyo

ꪔ̤̫͚Tokyo Hibiya A cafe with a nice atmosphere and a nice view in Midtown Hibiya 🕊 I often order from Uber Eats, but this was my first time going to the store ✨ Tired from walking, I took a break I ordered a melon cream soda, but it was so stylish that I got excited 😳 The melon was sweet and delicious It was so stylish that I thought I'd like to have a girls' night here ✨ 🍹Fresh melon cream soda 1430 yen The melon had turned from green to red flesh 🍈 #cafehopping #summertrip #gourmettrip #cafe #tokyo

Hibiya Park is located in the heart of the city, where various government offices and office buildings stand side by side. In spring, the cherry trees scattered throughout the park bloom with beautiful blossoms, heralding the arrival of spring in the park. It's not a completely lined road of cherry trees, but it's still fun to enjoy the cherry blossoms while strolling through the park. #sakura #springtrip #tokyo #famousflowerspots #triptoenjoyspring

#cherryblossom25 In Hibiya Park and along Nakano Dori, the cherry blossoms bloom with an almost poetic beauty, especially when captured through a high-quality Ricoh lens. Each shot becomes a "spring poem," perfectly encapsulating the delicate and fleeting moments of the season. 🌸 Whether you’re strolling through the park or walking down the tree-lined streets of Nakano, the scenes are simply magical — the soft petals, the gentle breeze, and the serene beauty of the blossoms. It's a perfect spot for photography and for anyone wanting to experience the poetic essence of Tokyo’s springtime. 🌿✨ #travel

Tokyo boasts numerous beautiful parks, and today's itinerary includes visits to Hibiya Park and Yoyogi Park. Start your day at Hibiya Park, an oasis in the heart of Tokyo featuring stunning flowers, lush trees, and tranquil ponds. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll, enjoy the natural surroundings, or relax at one of the park's cafes. Hibiya Park is not just a place for relaxation; it often hosts various cultural events and flower exhibitions. For lunch, you can dine at one of the nearby restaurants offering a variety of delicious options. Afterward, head to Yoyogi Park, a sprawling park known for its open lawns and dense woodlands. Yoyogi Park is perfect for picnics, jogging, or cycling, and it frequently hosts events and festivals. Within the park, you'll find the renowned Yoyogi National Stadium, which often features concerts and performances. After exploring Yoyogi Park, unwind at a nearby café with a refreshing drink to wrap up your delightful day trip. This itinerary allows you to fully experience the charm of Tokyo's parks and enjoy the harmony between nature and the city.

Address: 1 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda City, Tokyo Having passed by the Hibiya area several times, I always felt a European vibe here. One afternoon, feeling a bit tired and looking for a place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee, I wandered into this historically rich park—Hibiya Park. This park is one of Japan's earliest Western-style parks, boasting over a century of history. Inside, you can still find charming old-fashioned Western-style lampposts and antique washbasins, instantly transporting you back to the Meiji era. Interestingly, the name "Hibiya" dates back to the Edo period when this area was still a bay. Later, Tokugawa Ieyasu came to Tokyo to develop the region, transforming it into a noble district and reclaiming land to create a place called "Outer Sakurada." Today, the park still houses a large hat-shaped stone, a silent witness to the area's historical evolution. What touched me the most was learning that this park miraculously survived the Tokyo air raids during World War II, possibly due to its proximity to the Imperial Palace. Century-old trees provide a lush canopy, and during flower seasons, tulips and cherry blossoms bloom in turn, making even the act of breathing feel gentle.

#TokyoItinerary Hibiya Park is a green oasis in the heart of Tokyo, offering the perfect place to relax and explore. In the morning, start your trip at Hibiya Park, which features beautiful flowers, trees, and lakes, making it an ideal spot for strolling and taking photos. You can have breakfast at the café in the park and enjoy a leisurely morning. At noon, it is recommended to go to the nearby Tokyo Theater, where various cultural activities and performances are often held, allowing you to feel the artistic atmosphere of Tokyo. Have lunch at the mall, where there are several restaurants offering a variety of cuisines, from Japanese to international. In the afternoon, visit the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, which exhibits a large number of modern art works and is a must-visit for art lovers. Afterwards, stroll to Ginza, Tokyo's shopping paradise, with many high-end brands and specialty stores. In the evening, return to Hibiya Park to enjoy the sunset, especially in spring and autumn when the changing flowers and leaves add to its beauty. At the end of the day, you can enjoy dinner at a nearby restaurant and experience Tokyo's nightlife and food. A day trip to Hibiya Park like this will allow you to fully enjoy Tokyo's nature and culture. #HibiyaPark #Tokyo #DayTrip #Culture #Food #Art #Shopping

#springwander Hibiya Park is a perfect urban oasis for a springtime walk in the heart of Tokyo. As the weather gets warmer, the park comes alive with colorful flower beds filled with tulips, pansies, and other seasonal blooms. Of course, spring wouldn’t be complete without cherry blossoms, and Hibiya Park has several sakura trees that create a lovely pink canopy when in full bloom. Located near the Imperial Palace and Ginza, this park is a great spot to take a break from city life and enjoy nature. Whether you want to relax by the fountain, have a picnic, or simply wander around the beautiful gardens, Hibiya Park is an ideal place for a refreshing spring outing! Why You Should Visit: ✔ A variety of beautifully maintained flower beds showcasing seasonal blooms. ✔ Enjoy cherry blossoms in a peaceful park setting in the middle of Tokyo. 📍 Address: 1-6 Hibiyakoen, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0012, Japan #HibiyaPark #Tokyo #Japan #CherryBlossoms #SpringFlowers #TokyoNature

If you want to enjoy authentic Hong Kong dim sum in Tokyo, you can't miss Ten Ko Wan. This popular dim sum shop is run by a famous Hong Kong dim sum restaurant, so the taste and atmosphere are just like the real thing. You'll definitely have to queue! Reasons for its popularity Ten Ko Wan is known for always having a line. Because it is a popular restaurant, you often have to wait for long periods of time during lunch and dinner. However, the quality is so good that it makes the wait worth it. Let's introduce the charms that make you want to wait in line. Notable dim sum menu Ten Ko Wan's dim sum is exactly the same as what you would taste in Hong Kong. We especially recommend the shrimp dumplings, shumai, and the egg tart dessert with custard cream. With one bite of the hot dim sum, the delicious flavor spreads throughout your mouth, and you're sure to recreate your time in Hong Kong. Atmosphere inside the store The interior is bright, with a simple and modern design. Although the store faces a narrow alley like a small path, the staff's service is pleasant and the store is very clean. There aren't many tables, so they may fill up quickly when it's busy, but you can enjoy your meal in a relaxed atmosphere. Tips to avoid queuing If you want to avoid queuing, try visiting at opening time or just before closing time, which may make it a little easier to get a seat. There are also times when you can make a reservation, so we recommend calling in advance. Conclusion If you want to enjoy Hong Kong dim sum in Tokyo just like the real thing, Tim Fortune is the place to go. It's worth queuing, and you'll definitely be satisfied with the taste. #HongKongDimSum #TimFortune #TokyoGourmet #DimSum #ShrimpDumplings #Shumai #EggTart #WorthTheLine #TokyoTrip #Spring0YenTrip

#springwander Hibiya Park is a hidden oasis in the heart of Tokyo, perfect for a peaceful spring walk. It’s hard to believe such a tranquil place exists in the middle of the city! The park is filled with beautiful flowers, lush greenery, and charming fountains, making it a great escape from the urban hustle. Spring is the perfect time to visit, with colorful blooms brightening up the pathways and a refreshing breeze in the air. Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot to relax or just want to enjoy nature, Hibiya Park is a lovely place to explore. Why You Should Visit: ✔ A peaceful retreat in the middle of Tokyo ✔ Lots of seasonal flowers and greenery to enjoy 📍 Address: Hibiya Park, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan #Tokyo #Japan #SpringInTokyo #HibiyaPark #NatureInTheCity #TokyoWalks

#Tokyo Attractions Walking into Hibiya Park is like entering a quiet paradise hidden in the bustling city. The sun shines through the green treetops, casting mottled shadows. The gravel path under my feet has a hint of ancient atmosphere, guiding me to explore forward. The ducks by the lake are leisurely and contented. Occasionally, a breeze blows, causing ripples on the water, reflecting the red maple leaves and green willows around them. The seasonal flowers in the central flower bed are in full bloom, and the fragrance is everywhere, like a vivid oil painting. I paused on the bench for a while. From afar came the melodious sound of violin, accompanied by the breeze, as if telling the soul and tenderness of this city. Walking through the green forest path, I found a quiet stone pavilion, overlooking the entire garden, and felt the harmonious resonance of nature and humanity. Hibiya Park is not only a park, but also a spiritual sanctuary. At this moment, I found a moment of peace in this tranquility, as if the hustle and bustle of Tokyo has gone away, leaving only the resonance between nature and the soul.

#springwander Hibiya Park is symbolised by a large fountain. The beautiful ginkgo trees and well-groomed seasonal flowers delight the eye. You can also enjoy the scenery of the Japanese garden at Hibiya Mitsuke Ruins, Shinji Pond, and Kumogata Pond, and it is especially recommended to visit during the autumn leaves season. There are large and small music halls in the park, and events are held from time to time, as well as the Hibiya Library and Culture Centre that anyone can use.

#tokyostroll Hibiya Park, located south of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, is a Western-style modern park with over 100 years of history. This open park features Western-style flower beds, an outdoor music hall, a library, and tennis courts, making it a popular leisure spot for Tokyo residents. The park's iconic landscapes include the fountain square and flower beds, which are often used as filming locations for TV shows and magazines. The park is also known for its seasonal beauty, with tulips blooming in April, cherry blossoms in late March, red roses in November, and golden ginkgo trees in autumn. Tips: - The park is beautiful all year round, with tulips in April, cherry blossoms in late March, and red roses and ginkgo trees in November. - Recommended visit time is 1-2 hours. - Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to the park's size. Enjoy your time at Hibiya Park! #myhiddengems #tokyo

🌟Highlights: Hibiya Park is the oldest Western-style park in Japan, with a history of more than 100 years. The Western-style lamp posts and wash basins are still preserved on the roadside. Hibiya means "bay" or "cape" in Japanese. The name comes from the Edo period, when the area was a bay. After Tokugawa Ieyasu came to power in Edo, he transformed the area - a large hat-shaped reef still remains - filled the bay and built daimyo residences (noble residences), called "Soto Sakurada". During the Meiji era, Hibiya became a base for international diplomacy, with the famous "Rokumeikan" and "Imperial Hotel" both located here. In the first half of the last century, Hibiya Park witnessed the rise of Japan's Meiji Restoration and the arrogance and hubris that accompanied it. Many activities of the "military empire" were carried out here. Because of its proximity to the Imperial Palace, Hibiya Park survived the Tokyo bombing. Today, Hibiya Park is a public green park in the center of Tokyo. Tall trees over a hundred years old cast rich green shade, and tulips, cherry blossoms and other colorful flowers appear in turn throughout the seasons. In the park there is a Liberty Bell donated by the United States. It has the same structure and size as the Liberty Bell built at the founding of the United States in Philadelphia. The inscription reads "Dedicated to you, the free people of a free country". Considering the history of the first half of the last century, one cannot help but sigh. From the shogun's territory, to the emperor's subjects' playground, to the citizens' green space, perhaps this is the true interpretation of the evolution of freedom. 👍Most Recommended: [Heart] In the idol’s mind, Hibiya Park is the place to check in on the bench where Leslie Cheung once sat. [Heart] In the eyes of gourmets, a must-visit is Matsumotoro Restaurant, which is the earliest and most famous Western restaurant in Japan. Its owner was the matchmaker between Soong Ching Ling and Sun Yat-sen, and there are photos of Soong and Sun in the restaurant. [Heart] There are many famous theaters nearby, such as the Imperial Theater, Tokyo Takarazuka Theater and Nissei Theater. It is the heart of Tokyo's theater and is a great place to take a citywalk along the street.

#TokyoAttractions Located in the center of Tokyo, Hibiya Park is an oasis that combines nature and urban landscape. The park has beautiful lakes, wide lawns and diverse plants, making it ideal for walking, running or picnicking. The four seasons here are picturesque, with cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring and leaves changing colors in autumn, both of which are worth seeing. There are also some cultural facilities in the park, such as the Hibiya Outdoor Music Hall, which often hosts concerts and performances to bring more cultural experiences to tourists. The park is surrounded by busy commercial areas, allowing people to find a moment of tranquility amid the hustle and bustle.

Right next to Hibiya Station! A large park where various events are held throughout the year, with the Great Fountain Pond as the symbol of the park. Great Fountain Pond: The Great Fountain Pond, which can be said to be the symbol of the park, offers 24 different fountain patterns every 28 minutes from 8am to 9pm every day. It is lit up at night, creating a romantic atmosphere.  Shinji Pond and Kumogata Pond: Japanese garden-style ponds🦆 They reflect the scenery of the four seasons. Crane Fountain: An elegant fountain in the park, popular as a photo spot. Hibiya Library and Culture Center: In addition to being used as a library, various cultural events are also held here. Spot💎: Hibiya Park Access: 2 minutes walk from A10/A14 exit of Hibiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Chiyoda Line Opening hours: Open all year round #Free hotel stay