Shinjuku Gyoen Garden

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Wheelchair-friendly

Parking

Family-friendly

Unrestricted by Weather

Easy Access

Free Admission

Restroom

English

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Things to know

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden used to be an Imperial Garden in Tokyo. It was finished in 1906. After World War II, it was opened to the public as a park. In the more than 58 hectare area, you can find artfully designed Japanese, French, and English style gardens. People come to watch beautiful cherry blossoms in spring and colored leaves in autumn. It is an oasis in the city where you can refresh and relax. If you are looking for a garden in Tokyo, this national garden in the Shinjuku district is a great choice throughout the year. Check the garden's opening hours before visiting.

Information

	〒1600014 11 Naitomachi, Shinjuku-ku Get directions
	03-3341-1461
	Duration: 2.5 hours
	Tuesday･Wednesday･Thursday･Friday･Saturday･Sunday : 09:00~17:30
	Closed over the Japanese New Year period. If Monday is a public holiday, the facility will be closed the following day instead.
	JPY500 / Adult
	Students: JPY 250 Under 12yrs: Free Age 65+: JPY 250 Group discounts available for groups of 30 or more. People with disabilities and one accompanying person: Free *Assistance dogs are allowed.
	Cash
	Official Site
	Recommended Season March･April･October･November

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