Hamarikyu Gardens

There is a water bus directly to Asakusa, and hundreds of years ago, it was also the sea exit of the general out of Edo City. The interior planning of the park is full of Japanese-style garden elegance. Although there is no building in the water tea house, you can still feel the style of the year. In the area surrounded by high-rise office buildings, this feeling made me cross a little. There are also relics of the general falcon hunting duck in the yard, which is very interesting.

Because of the vacation, I come here to visit the courtyard on weekdays. There are not only woods and lakes, but also tea rooms established by Tokugawa's family. From the tea room, you can see three or two cranes and ducks. It’s good to come here in a daze in your spare time.

A place with Japanese garden characteristics, tickets are negligible. You can experience the Zen artistic conception of Japanese gardens, the building is calm and low-key, and the garden is quite beautiful and charming.

Very good trip, suitable for the whole family to go out together, the scenery and environment are good, it is very convenient, will come again next time.

I went around outside. It was green, green, and green, like a botanical park like a jungle, which I couldn't think of in the middle of the city. Some people are jogging and it is perfect for a walk course.

Easy access from Asakusa, Tokyo with water bus. Entry fee is cheap. Beautiful, calm place with wonderful nature to relax and spend one day with friends and family.

Hamarikyu Gardens offers a serene retreat in Tokyo's heart, with tidal ponds and historic teahouses. A harmonious blend of nature and culture

[View] Good [Fun] Good [Cost-effective] Good