Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

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Gilbert *****
4 Nov 2025
I honestly wish I knew about this the first time I came to Tokyo. It saved me so much money. I still needed the suica card for JR lines, but the fact that I had unlimited access to the Tokyo Metro lines was mind blowing. Would definitely recommend and do this again and again on my next trip to Japan.
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Roberto ********
4 Nov 2025
Getting on the bus was very easy; presenting the code was enough.
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JR *********
4 Nov 2025
higly recommended and best train experience
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Klook User
4 Nov 2025
Really nice experience! Good place, English speaking MC, comfortable service. We really enjoyed the sumo show ! It was a 1st time when we joined sumo show , absolutely recommend!
Marie ************
4 Nov 2025
convenient way of purchasing ticket. made my travel hassle free. the good thing about it is you can use the ticket still even if you missed your actual ticket time.
CHO ********
4 Nov 2025
You can exchange your pass directly at the counter after landing at Narita Airport, which is convenient and fast. It's a very cost-effective option for planning trips to various attractions in the Tohoku region, considering the overall transportation. I would definitely consider purchasing it again!
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CHO ********
4 Nov 2025
You can exchange your pass directly at the counter after landing at Narita Airport, which is convenient and fast. It's a very cost-effective option for planning trips to various attractions in the Tohoku region, considering the overall transportation. I would definitely consider purchasing it again!
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CHO ********
4 Nov 2025
You can exchange your pass directly at the counter after landing at Narita Airport, which is convenient and fast. It's a very cost-effective option for planning trips to various attractions in the Tohoku region, considering the overall transportation. I would definitely consider purchasing it again!
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Escape the business of Tokyo when you head to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, a serene park that's easily a 9-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. Originally the residence of an Edo Era feudal lord, Shinjuku Gyoen Tokyo turned into an imperial garden that now showcases three distinct styles: Japanese traditional, French formal, and English landscape. Featuring tranquil ponds, expansive lawns, and scenic paths, the garden offers a peaceful retreat, so peaceful that you'll forget you're still in Tokyo. See the Taiwan Pavilion and traditional tea house, and enjoy the garden’s year-round seasonal beauty, from cherry blossom season, vibrant foliage in autumn, and the lush greenery of summer.
11 Naitōmachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0014, Japan

Must-see Areas at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Japanese Garden

Shinjuku Gyoen is the perfect place to discover the beauty of the Japanese Garden. This special place has calm ponds, pretty bridges, and carefully cared-for plants. It's a quiet spot where you can learn about the amazing history and art of Japanese gardening.

Plus, there are teahouses where you can taste delicious green tea and yummy seasonal sweets while you enjoy the lovely view, making it hard to believe you're still in Shinjuku City. If you enjoy peaceful nature spots, you might also love Hitachi Seaside Park, known for its wide open fields of flowers and scenic views.

English Landscape Garden

Take a walk through the English Landscape Garden. It has big lawns, curvy paths, and flowery cherry trees. You can have a peaceful walk or a picnic under the open sky. It's a great place to spend the day with family or friends, surrounded by green plants and colorful flowers.

French Formal Garden

The French Formal Garden is a beautiful area with flowerbeds, well-trimmed hedges, and lovely fountains. It's full of bright colors, especially in spring and summer when the flowers are blooming. It's a great spot to take beautiful photos and enjoy the stylish European design.

Maple Hill

Come to Maple Hill for amazing autumn views! This hillside in Shinjuku Gyoen is full of maple trees that turn bright red and orange in the fall. It's a great place for a beautiful walk and to see the true beauty of Japan's changing seasons.

Mother and Child's Forest

Visit the Mother and Child's Forest! It is an area in Shinjuku Gyoen that's made for kids to connect with nature. The forest has easy paths for kids and lots of cool signs about the plants and animals. It's a perfect spot for families with young children to have fun and learn about the environment.

Chrysanthemum Exhibition

At the Chrysanthemum exhibition, you can see amazing displays of Japan's national flower. The flowers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, arranged beautifully. It's a special event that shows the importance of the flower to Japanese culture.

Tamamo Pond

Tamamo Pond is a hidden gem in the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. With lovely walking paths and lush greenery all around, the pond is a great place to enjoy nature and relax.