[2025 Mitaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Inokashira Park (Updated Mar)

Inokashira Park is located in Musashino City, Tokyo. It is a famous maple viewing spot in Tokyo, especially from mid-November to early December every year, when the maple leaves in the park are at their best viewing period. There are more than 90 species of maple trees here, mainly Japanese red maples. The colorful red leaves and golden leaves are intertwined to form a beautiful natural picture. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll in the park, admire the maple trees on both sides of the trail, and feel the breath of autumn. The park's Inokashira Pond is a great place to enjoy the maple leaves. The colorful shadows of the trees are reflected on the lake, creating a picturesque scene. Visitors can choose to take a swan boat and admire the surrounding maple leaves from the water. This experience undoubtedly adds to the romantic atmosphere. In addition, there are many areas suitable for picnics in the park, where people can enjoy delicious food in nature and spend quality time with family and friends. #Tokyo Attractions #Japan Travel

During the Edo period, this park was used by the Tokugawa Shogunate for falconry. In the Meiji era, water from the pond in the center of the garden was used for the first time as the "Kanda Josui" water channel for the streets of Edo. From then on, the water in the pond was actually used as drinking water until the improved waterway was completed in 1898. This pond is now known as the Inokashira Pond. #井のカド恩仕公園 There is a statue called "Benzaiten" on the west side of the pond. It stands on a floating island in the pond and has a small bridge. The bright red color of the shrine's main hall contrasts sharply with the surrounding green, making it very ornamental. #100 Ways to Travel

🍀 This is Inokashira Park, located in Kichijoji, a hip neighborhood in Tokyo. It has a different feel and atmosphere from Shinjuku Park and Ueno Park, and you can see locals visiting the park with their families. I think this is why it creates a more peaceful and calming landscape. 💁 The Japanese-style pavilions and houses here and there give it a quiet feel. As you walk around the park, you can also see a monument that is said to be the background for the Totoro movie. If you ever visit Kichijoji, I recommend you stop by Inokashira Park at least once~!!

One of the attractions near Kichijoji Station, in autumn and winter, I took four elderly people to the park to take pictures and walk, they are comfortable and I can rest, after walking around looking for food, then go to the nearby mall to see things, slow life day

[Inokashira Park] 1 Chome-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005 Japan If you come to Tokyo, Japan during the cherry blossom season, I really recommend "Inokashira Park" -! ♡ The whole world is surrounded by cherry blossom trees, and you can even kayak on the lake in between. Isn't it just like a movie? ♥ It's so beautiful! There are also cafes and restaurants nearby, and walking around the park is free, so it's a great value for money date course. ♡ Inokashira Park, which is like a painting and a fairy tale, is a must-visit place during the cherry blossom season - I highly recommend it 🌸 #CherryBlossoms #InokashiraPark #Tokyo

The Inoue Park is the first western-style suburban park in Japan, with lakes, forests, walks, tennis courts, zoos, etc., and the famous Miyazaki's "Three Eagles Museum of Art". In the cherry blossom season, the Inoue Park is one of the most popular cherry blossom spots in Tokyo, and is known as the "Best Sakura Scenery for Couples". So there are a lot of couples inside, singles may have to be crit!

Why is this called the spring utopia for Tokyoites? If you can only choose one place to experience the cherry blossom season in Tokyo, I would take you to Inokashira Park without hesitation! As a B&B owner with 16 years of experience, I have this "boating to enjoy cherry blossoms + accommodation in the city center" combo. Early bird benefits are included at the end of the article✨ Rowing a boat to collect petals in the morning, drinking highball and taking a nap under the cherry trees in the evening, this is the real spring ritual of Tokyo people. ✅Cherry Blossom Water Corridor: 70+ hundred-year-old weeping cherry trees hang low over the lake, and the petals brush against your hair while you row a boat ✅Swan Boat + Cherry Blossom Rain Double Critical Hit: 800 yen/30 minutes to contract the entire pink lake (the light and shadow are the most beautiful at 3 pm) ✅Free picnic and drinking: Buy a box of sushi + cherry blossom highball at the convenience store, and watch swans swim through the cherry blossom rain on the shore of "Qijing Bridge" In the cherry blossom forest by the lake, there are families outing together as well as young people coming together, sitting under the trees, having picnics, drinking and playing, taking photos by the lake, and whileing away the beautiful spring time. Just sitting by the lake, you will be infected by the overflowing happiness! If you want to row a boat (500 yen), consider the Roboat type! Put the oars across your knees, and use the cherry blossom branches as a natural frame; Or you can take the Swan Boat (800 yen), but you need to ask a friend to wait at the Mifune Bridge and take photos when the boat passes through the bridge hole. 🌸The cherry blossom trees by the lake are very short, and taking close-up photos with the cherry blossoms is super photogenic! ———🏠The site selection strategy of the B&B owner——— "What is it like living next door to Kichijoji?" ✅Rooms are available in March, April and May, less than ￥900 per night ~ can accommodate 4 people. Find me for 95% off~ 🚶2 minutes walk to Nakano-Shimbashi Station → 6 minutes to Shinjuku 🚌Narita Airport bus goes directly to Shinjuku Station (10 minutes walk to the B&B) 🌳Inokashira Park/Ghibli Museum/Nakano Broadway are all within 15 minutes 🌟Small but exquisite Japanese-style space ✅2 double beds can sleep 4 people without any pressure ✅ Comes with rice cooker + microwave! Aeon Supermarket, which is a 1-minute drive downstairs, is open 24 hours a day #Inokashira Park #Kichijoji #Tokyo Sakura

Day 1: On my first day in Tokyo, I decided to visit Inokashira Park, a natural oasis hidden in the bustling city. Departing from Shinjuku, it didn't take long by train to reach the park's entrance. As I walked into the park, I was greeted by lush trees and a serene lake. The air here was exceptionally fresh, lifting my spirits. I strolled along the lakeside path, enjoying the sight of ducks and wild ducks swimming leisurely on the lake, and occasionally seeing people quietly waiting for their catch. The sunlight filtering through the leaves created dappled shadows, making the entire lake shimmer. At noon, I had a light meal at a café in the park, and the view outside made me feel incredibly happy. Dining on the terrace under the sun, with a gentle breeze on my face, felt like being in a paradise. After lunch, I visited the small zoo in the park, where there were adorable sheep, rabbits, and pigs. The lively sheep, in particular, made me want to get close to them. Finally, I sat on a bench by the lake, quietly enjoying the sunset. The colorful evening glow reflected on the lake, marking a perfect end to the day's journey. Day 2: On the second day, I continued to explore the area around Inokashira Park. In the morning, I returned to the park, this time with my camera, ready to capture its beautiful moments. The park in the early morning was vastly different from the previous day, with mist lingering and hazy light filtering through the trees, adding a layer of mystery to the park. I walked along the lakeside path, looking for the best angles to shoot. The calm lake and the surrounding natural scenery blended together, compelling me to press the shutter. At this time, I noticed many people jogging energetically by the lake, giving me a sense of positivity and motivation.

Day 1: Immersed in a Futuristic Fantasy Today's itinerary begins at Tokyo ImmersiveFort, a place where technology and art blend seamlessly. Stepping into this immersive exhibition hall feels like entering a futuristic world, with each room constructed from light, sound, and interactive installations to create different fantastical scenes. I particularly enjoyed a hall simulating the universe, where stars and planets surrounded me, making me feel both small and connected to the entire cosmos. After touring the exhibition, I strolled around the nearby Tokyo Skytree area, admiring this modern landmark and the riverside scenery. The Skytree at sunset added a touch of softness to the city. Day 2: A Blend of Nature and Culture The next day, I chose to visit Inokashira Park to experience the tranquility of nature. The lake here reflects the lush trees, and despite the many visitors, it doesn't feel noisy. Within the park, I visited the Ghibli Museum, Mitaka, stepping into a fairy-tale-like building to revisit the classic works of animation master Hayao Miyazaki. From sketches to short films, every scene is filled with warmth and creativity. This itinerary perfectly balances the futuristic with the pure essence of nature.

I have always loved the Kichijoji area. It has a down-to-earth, lively atmosphere, unlike the more artsy Jiyugaoka. There are plenty of great eateries nearby, so you can easily spend a whole day here. Inokashira Park is one of those places I go for a stroll when I don't have any specific plans. Covering over 40,000 square meters, it's about the size of 3.5 Tokyo Domes. Surrounded by lush greenery and with a serene pond, it's a perfect spot to relax and enjoy nature. However, there's an urban legend about the swan boats here. It's said that couples who ride the swan boats together will eventually break up because the shrine in Inokashira Park enshrines Benzaiten, who is jealous of couples showing affection. On the day I visited, I saw several couples rowing regular boats, perhaps due to this legend. Additionally, it's said that all the swan boats are female, except for one male boat. This is because when they were adding the eyes, they ran out of materials, so all the swan boats have "eyelashes," while the last one only has "eyebrows." Next time you visit Inokashira Park, try to find the male swan boat. 📍Address: 1-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005

#Valentine's Day Destinations 2025 Enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring and maple leaves in autumn, and enjoy yourself! Inokashira Park is listed as one of the 100 most famous cherry blossom spots in Japan. There are 400 Somei Yoshino cherry trees in the park, of which about 200 are distributed along the banks of Inokashira Pond. Every spring around the end of March, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, it attracts countless tourists. Near the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, there are Okanazawa cherry blossoms, which will bloom in mid-March. If you plan your itinerary, you can plan a visit to Inokashira Park and the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka together. In addition, from mid-November to early December, the maple leaves in "Inokashira Park" will enter the best viewing period. There are more than 90 species of maple trees in the park, mainly the Japanese red maple "Acer truncatum", and even rare osmanthus and metasequoia that are rarely seen in other parks. The color turns red and yellow and the reflection on the lakeside is quite beautiful. Among them, the area around the "Nanai Bridge" in the center of Inokashira Pond is the most charming. You can take photos all the time just by the lake! "Inokashira Park" is a park that spans the southeastern part of Musashino City and the northeastern part of Mitaka City, with a total area of ​​about 380,000 square meters (38 hectares, Taipei Daan Forest Park is about 26 hectares). It is a good place for local residents to exercise, walk, and communicate. Every time you come here, you can see many residents walking their dogs here, looking very relaxed and comfortable. It is about a 5-minute walk from Kichijoji Station. The Kichijoji area, which is full of delicious food and shops, is often voted among the top "most ideal residential areas" by Japanese people.

#japantrip Inokashira Park, known as 井之頭公園, is a delightful urban oasis that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. The park features a picturesque pond surrounded by lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing boat ride or a peaceful stroll. Visitors can explore the diverse flora and fauna, enjoy the vibrant cherry blossoms in spring, and visit the charming Inokashira Benzaiten Shrine. The park also houses the popular Ghibli Museum, adding a touch of magic to the experience. Whether you’re looking for a serene escape or a fun-filled day with family and friends, Inokashira Park in Tokyo has something for everyone.

🍀 Staying near Kichijoji, you can walk to the park. 🍀 Green everywhere, tall trees 🌳 everywhere is a view. 🍀 You can row a boat by the lake. We chose the swan boat 🦢 800 yen for half an hour, the kind you pedal, rowing the boat and blowing the wind is so pleasant. 🍀 The park is very large, and there is a paid Natural Culture Park and Zoo ticket 🎫 together 200 yen per adult, there are really few people, the zoo, especially the squirrel house 🐿️ little squirrels running around is so cute 😻 there is also a place for babies to play. The Ghibli Museum is also very close, those who like forest style and fresh style and like to visit parks can come! Those with kids can come!

#Tokyo Attractions Inokashira Enji Park is one of the top 100 places to enjoy cherry blossoms in Tokyo. This time you purchase a Tobu Railway day trip ticket and you can visit the attractions of Tobu Line Subway Station at will. It's good value for money 👍😍 Get off at Kichijoji Station and walk to it The view inside the park is very beautiful, although many cherry blossoms have withered, you can still see the red stamens, and other blooming flower varieties, most notably on the vast lake, there are many duck boats free, making The whole park is full of vitality, next to the Ghibli theme park, unfortunately did not grab a ticket, next time must visit 🚊📸

I'll introduce you to Tokyo's representative cherry blossom viewing spot, [Inokashira Park] There is a walking path centered around the lake in the middle There were so many people who came to enjoy the cherry blossoms by spreading out the mats they brought🧺 They looked so excited that I wanted to join them and enjoy the cherry blossoms👀 I didn't bring a mat, so I enjoyed the cherry blossoms while taking a walk around the park! There were so many cherry blossom trees planted I went just in time for them to be in full bloom, so walking among the trees made me feel like the whole world was bright Just walking made me happyღ I hope you all recharge your happiness while looking at the cherry blossoms at Inokashira Park✨ 📍Inokashira Park 〒180-0005 1-chome-18-31 Odenyama, Buzono-shi, Tokyo ・Opening hours: 24 hours ・Admission: Free ・Nearest station: Kichijoji Station, 8-minute walk #New York flight ticket event #Japan #Japan travel #Tokyo #Couples #Families #Cherry blossom spots

Is there anything more pleasant than visiting a park to see the fall leaves in Tokyo? This time, let's visit a park that locals often go to: Inokashira Park. It is said to be a popular spot for fall leaf viewing! 📍Address: 1 Chome-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005, Japan 🚗Transportation: Take the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line or Chuo Line to Kichijoji Station, then walk for 12 minutes. 🕙Opening hours: All day 💰Admission: Free 🌟Highlights: Inokashira Park is located in the Kichijoji neighborhood, which is one of the most desirable places to live in Japan. There are more local tourists than foreign tourists here. It was once a royal property of the Japanese imperial family and was not opened to the public until 1917. That's why it is called "Inokashira Park" (meaning "Gift Park"). It is also the first suburban park in Japan! Like other parks in Tokyo, it is a famous spot for cherry blossom and fall leaf viewing. Now is the fall leaf season, so there are more tourists. It is also a popular dating spot for couples! 📌Tips: ✅On a sunny day, it is great to sit on a bench and enjoy the beautiful view of the lake. It is worth mentioning that the benches here are all donated by local residents, and each bench has a meaningful message written on the back. ✅Inokashira Park is on the way to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, so it is recommended to visit both places on the same day. Note that you need to make a reservation in advance to enter the Ghibli Museum! ✅One of the must-do activities here is boating! It costs about JPY 400–800 for half an hour. The swan boats are great for photos, but the space inside is really small, so it is recommended to choose a larger boat. ✅In addition, the park is home to Benzaiten, also known as the goddess of performing arts. It is said that many artists come here to pray for popularity, so you might even meet a celebrity! ✅It is also the filming location for many famous TV dramas. There is a shallow creek in the depths of the park, where you can play in the water when it is hot. It is so much fun!

Location: Musashino City, Tokyo Inokashira Park, located in Kichijoji, Tokyo, is a park that combines natural beauty and cultural atmosphere, making it ideal for travelers who enjoy walking, boating, or appreciating art. The park's scenery changes with the seasons, attracting many locals and tourists to relax, take photos, or have picnics. 🌳 Natural Highlights: Lake and Trails The heart of the park is the tranquil Inokashira Pond, where the water reflects the surrounding trees, creating a picturesque scene. Visitors can rent a boat and leisurely paddle on the lake, enjoying a rare moment of tranquility in the city. The flat and easy-to-walk trails around the lake offer rich natural ecology, making it perfect for morning or afternoon strolls. 🎨 Art and Cultural Experience The park also houses the famous Ghibli Museum, showcasing the classic animations from Studio Ghibli, making it a dream destination for Ghibli fans. Additionally, the open spaces in the park often feature street music performances and art exhibitions, adding to the cultural atmosphere. 🎟️ Tips Inokashira Park is free to enter, but boat rentals cost around 700 yen for 30 minutes. It is recommended to take the Chuo Line to Kichijoji Station, from where the park is a 5-minute walk. The park is busier on weekends, so visiting on weekdays is suggested for a quieter experience.

#花赏 Inokashira Park is a metropolitan park located in Musashino City and Mitaka City, Tokyo. It belongs to Onshi Park and is commonly known as "Inokashira Park". A 5-minute walk from Kichijoji Station, you can reach Inokashira Park, which covers an area of ​​43,000 square meters. It opened in 1917 and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2017. A popular cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo, in late March and early April, the cherry blossoms in Inokashira Park, one of the top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots, are stunningly beautiful. There are a lot of tourists who come here to picnic, ride swan boats, and row boats. The scene is very lively. The maple leaves in Inokashira Park are also very beautiful in autumn. There are also the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka and Kichijoji Shopping Street nearby, which can be planned as a day trip.

#100 Travel Styles Inokashira Park has a lot of greenery and you can spend a relaxing time there. It celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2017! The park itself is very large and is divided into four areas. There is also the Ghibli Museum nearby🌳 In the park, there is a natural culture garden, you can ride a swan boat on the pond, go to Inokashira Benzaiten, and have lunch🎶 When I went there on the weekend, there was a street performer? He was performing on very high stilts🤹 ____________________________________ 📍Inokashira Park 1-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino City, Tokyo 🚃About a 10-minute walk from Kichijoji Station ____________________________________ #InokashiraPark #Picnic #Tokyo #Sightseeing #GhibliMuseum #TokyoSightseeing

🍁November in Tokyo is great for walking due to its clear weather and warm temperatures. 🪻There are many parks in Tokyo. Among them, Inokashira Park in Kichijoji is a park loved by Tokyo residents. 🦎There is a small zoo inside Inokashira Park. It is a great place to spend time with children, lovers, and family. 📍1 Chome-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005 #SpecialHotelAccommodationEvent #InokashiraPark #Kichijoji #TokyoPark #TokyoWalkingRoad #TokyoTravel #TokyoAutumn

Inokashira Park in Musashino, Tokyo 🌳 This is a free urban park. The park also has swan boats and a zoo, which are available for a fee, and you can enjoy picnics there 🍱🍙 It's nice to bring a lunch box and go out on the weekends 🤤 The park has a pond and many trees. You can also enjoy bird watching 🕊️ 📍Address: 1-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005 🕰️Opening hours: Open 24 hours 💰Price per person: Free (paid facilities available) Highly recommended ✨️ #0 yen travel autumn

#JapanTravel A Japanese park where you can feel the fresh season 🌿🫧🫶🏻 A famous place for cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage in fall, a real Japanese space where locals go for a picnic every weekend 📍Inokashira Park (Inokashira Onshi Park) : 1 Chome-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005 Japan ▪️Get off at "Kichijoji" Station on the JR/Keio Inokashira Line ▪️Get off at "Inokashira Koen" Station on the Keio Inokashira Line ▪️Places to visit in the park - Inokashira Nature and Culture Park (zoo), Benzaiten, Ghibli Museum (reservation required) #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #InokashiraPark

Visit Japan during spring time to catch a glimpse of the infamous cherry blossoms! Here is a guide to the best cherry blossom photo locations in Tokyo 🌸 📍 Inokashira Park ~ located out of the city in Mitaka there is a beautiful lake and you can take a pedal boat to enjoy the flowers from every angle possible! 📍 Tokyo Bay ~ there are quite a few blossom trees here that give an incredible view out across the bay and of Rainbow Bridge. 📍 Meguro ~ the small river is lined with many cherry blossom trees. At night they project lights onto the blossom to make it even more beautiful! 📍 Senso-ji ~ at the peaceful and tranquil temple you can find cherry blossoms all around. #cherryblossom2024 #tokyo #tokyotrip #japan #japantrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

📍Inokashira Park 🚞 Take around 39 mins from Tokyo station to Kichijoji Station (Around Kichijoji Station and Inokashira Park are crowded at weekends) Attraction 🌸 🌸 Enjoy the flowers in bloom from late March to early April (check the calendar for exact date and time in advance) 🛶Take swan boat ride on the lake 🤍 Visit to the famed Ghibli Museum, in the southern area of the park (Please make reservation for tickets) #ghiblimuseum #travelinspiration #sakura

#cherryblossom2024 Inokashira Onshi Koen which translates to Inokashira Imperial Grant Park is very popular with locals and Foreigners. There is also a zoo, museum, Shrine and food stalls too. The park is huge which covers approximately 385,000 square meters which is equivalent to almost 54 football pitches. You can view a variety of plants and trees in the park. There are cherry trees, cypress, red pines, cherry blossoms and etc. During cherry blossoms seasons, many visitors loves to sit around under the trees to enjoy the view of the blooming of the sakura. It is one of the nicest place to view sakura as it is not very crowded. #tripblazers #mytripvlog #japan

🏞️ Inokashira Park is a large park not far from Tokyo, only 40 minutes away It is a park surrounded by cherry trees There is a large pond in the center of the park Where we can rent a swan boat to ride . 🥰 And of course, this trip, the two of us intended to go see the cherry blossoms at Inokashira Park Because from the pictures, it looks like a lot of parks There will be cherry blossoms on both sides of the pond But due to the unpredictable weather When we went, the cherry blossoms were not in full bloom So we didn't get any beautiful pictures to share with everyone😭 . 🙃 In fact, Inokashira Park has many other activities In addition to renting swan boats, there is also a zoo Aquarium and Benzaiten Shrine for us to worship. For those who are fans of Ghibli There is a Ghibli studio located in the park. . 🇯🇵 Anyone who comes to visit Japan and doesn't know where to go Can stop by here There are many activities. .📍 Inokashira park, Kichijoji Temple 🗺 :: 1 Chome-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005 Japan 🕚 :: Open 24 hours 💸 :: Free admission 🛫 :: Mar 67 . #sakura2024 #Inokashirapark #KichijojiTower #InokashiraPark #cherryblossom #sakura #Kichijoji #Tokyo #japan #justaminute #papdiawdiawmaa #nrintravel #nrintraveljapan

#cherryblossom2024 🤗🩷 During our fantastic vacation, I went on a thrilling journey to the lively city of Japan. The beginning of spring had brought a special allure to the surroundings, and we felt energized as we wandered around the famous Inokashira Park. Discovering the luxurious scenery of this picturesque paradise, we were mesmerized by the breathtaking views that greeted us at every corner. Situated a mere 15 minutes away from the heart of Tokyo, this enchanting Inokashira park offers a plethora of activities to indulge in for an afternoon of leisure. From a captivating zoo to a pond adorned with whimsically shaped rental boats, and playground amenities to entertain the little ones, there is no shortage of entertainment. On the southern side lies the esteemed Studio Ghibli museum, a pilgrimage site for anime enthusiasts. During weekends, the park transforms into a vibrant hub bustling with street vendors, musicians, and artists. As the end of March approaches, the park becomes a picturesque scene with cherry blossoms in full bloom, attracting crowds for hanami festivities. A visit to this park during this time is truly a memorable experience. The luxurious and enchanting sanctuary has left an indelible mark on the deepest corners of my mind. The pure joy of returning and savoring every moment in this unmatched haven is truly beyond compare. 💕😘🌸💮#mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #trip

#cherryblossom2024 One of the best cherry blossom spots in Tokyo Inokasira Park has about 500 cherry trees growing along the shores of a clear mirror lake. This incredibly beautiful place is one of the best parks in Tokyo. We recommend it To see the cherry blossom in late March — early April Take a ride on the lake on an unusual boat in the shape of a swan It is interesting Inokasira celebrated its centenary in 2017 The park was a gift to the people of Japan from the imperial family Most of the sakura trees grow near the lake, many of them overhang the surface of the water How to get there The nearest train station to the park is JR Kichijoji, about 30 minutes from the center of Tokyo. Kichijoji can be reached from Shinjuku Station via the JR Chuo Line. An alternative route is from Shibuya Station on the Keio Line to Inokashira-koen Station. A time for fun Inokashira Park is especially lively during the cherry blossom season. Many visitors ,spread mats and arrange picnics to relax under the shade of flowering trees. On weekends, it is better to come early in order to have time to take a seat, but in the middle of the week there is less noise and fuss here. Not only sakura There are a lot of interesting things in Inokasir Park. There is a duck pond, a zoo and an aquarium. You can visit the temple of Bandzaiten— the goddess of music and eloquence. The museum of the famous studio Ghibli is also located on the territory of the park. To visit it, you need to buy a separate ticket.

The nearest station to Inokashira part is Kichijoji station. You’ll walk passing by a lot of vintage or second hands store before the park. Unfortunately, we came on cloudy and rainy day, so we could not rent the boat and paddle around the large pond :( Best time to visit is late march to early april~ Admission fee is free #cherryblossom2024 #inokashirapark #Tokyo #Japan

#tokyotrip Attractions - Inokashira Park : this is every season’s beautiful park. This time around, I wasn’t there for the total FALL but the sunset and the vibe still the same old warm feeling. This park is very photogenic place actually. If you have a free half- day , do visit with snack boxes 🙃