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Hibiya Park

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Hsieh ********
10 Mar
After watching the WBC, I used the QR code to board, which saved me time waiting in line to exchange tickets. It was very convenient, and currently, there are no service fees. I truly recommend everyone buy it. Thumbs up.
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翁 **
10 Mar
I chose Kabukicho for my ride, it's very convenient to get to Narita or Haneda from here! The price is 1400 JPY.
張 **
10 Mar
Booking tickets was quite convenient, as I didn't need to arrive early. However, I did have to exchange the voucher at the counter first. It would be even better if I could just scan a QR code in the future. I would definitely consider purchasing again!
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Michael ****
10 Mar
I found the hotel quite beautiful and comfortable; I will definitely return.
CHAIYA ***********
10 Mar
easy exchange at Ueno station kiosk
Klook User
10 Mar
Great experience. Shintaro was very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the history of the area and Japanese history in general which I really enjoyed learning about. Food is amazing. I like that Shintaro took us to the cheaper (but still good quality) spots so we had enough cash to try lots of things, because I explored a bit more after the tour and bought some more food but for more expensive price. Even though it was raining the whole time it was enjoyable. 10/10 I would definitely recommend, especially if you like seafood
Klook User
10 Mar
Very nice staff and fluent in english! As we got such a great deal here on klook, we decided to pay more to upgrade the wood type and add engraving! There were a lot of wotk benches, so the activity work for people alone and big groups! There arr also loads of camera holder in case you want to film your progress!
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焦 *
10 Mar
This Tokyo Metro card is incredibly practical and can be used on many lines. If you're planning to explore the city center recently, we highly recommend purchasing it from this vendor; it's both affordable and convenient.

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Hibiya Park is a peaceful green space in the middle of Tokyo, near Tokyo Station, Yurakucho Station, and the Imperial Palace. Opened in 1903, it was Japan’s first Western-style park. You’ll find wide walking paths, pretty seasonal flowers, and towering trees, including a famous 500-year-old ginkgo. The park sits where a feudal lord’s palace once stood, and you can still see old Edo Castle's stone walls and a small pond with birds. In this park, you'll find benches to sit and relax on, spots to have a tea or beer, and even places to enjoy local food from nearby shops and restaurants. A large fountain in the middle of the park lights up at night, creating a fun and romantic atmosphere. In spring and fall, the trees and flowers are especially beautiful. Hibiya Park is easy to walk to from places like Ginza and Chiyoda-ku, and it’s free to enter. You can visit any day—even on a Tuesday—to enjoy the sun, rest under the trees, or take photos near the landmarks. Whether you're walking through in June, August, or September, Hibiya Park is always a special part of Tokyo.
Hibiya Park, Chiyoda, Tokyo, 100-0012, Japan

Things to do in Hibiya Park, Japan

Visit The Big Fountain

Located just outside Hibiya Station, the Big Fountain is a landmark of the park. Many events take place here throughout the year. You can watch the fountain's water show every day from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., with water jets reaching up to 12 meters (about 40 feet) high. At night, the fountain lights up, creating a romantic atmosphere where couples often sit on benches and enjoy the view.

Check out the Risky Ginkgo Tree

Don't miss the 500-year-old Risky Ginkgo tree in Hibiya Park. This ancient tree is a symbol of strength and survival, standing tall through centuries of change. It reminds visitors of the park's rich history and the care taken to preserve nature in the heart of Tokyo.

Watch performances at the Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

Enjoy live music at the Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall, also called Yaon. It's an outdoor stage inside the park, surrounded by trees and nature. It's a great place to listen to concerts while enjoying the fresh air and green space.

Attend international festivals

Hibiya Park hosts many big festivals every year. You can enjoy international events that celebrate different countries, plus popular festivals like Bon Odori, Oktoberfest, and a Christmas Market.

During the Bon Odori festival, about 40,000 people come together to dance around the central fountain to the famous "Marunouchi Ondo" song. These festivals make the park a fun and lively place to visit.

Explore the nearby Shisei Kaikan

Discover the Gothic-style Shisei Kaikan building near Hibiya Park. It used to be home to the Domei Tsushin state wire service and now houses important news agencies like Kyodo News and Jiji Press. The building's unique architecture adds a historic feel to the busy Chiyoda City neighborhood. It's a great spot to learn about Japan's media history while exploring the area.

Popular Attractions Near Hibiya Park

Imperial Palace

The Imperial Palace is a famous landmark in Tokyo and the home of Japan's royal family. You can walk around the beautiful gardens, see the old castle walls, and enjoy peaceful views of the moat. The palace grounds are about a 10-minute walk or a 5-minute car ride from Hibiya Park, so you can easily visit both in one day.

Ghibli Museum

The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is a magical place where you can explore the world of Studio Ghibli's famous films like My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away. Inside, you can see how the animations are made, play inside a life-sized Catbus, visit a rooftop garden with a giant robot, and watch special short movies. Plus, the museum also has a cozy café and a bookstore.

From Hibiya Park, it takes about 40 minutes by train and walking---take the JR Chūō Line from Tokyo Station to Mitaka Station, then walk or take a short bus ride to the museum.

Ginza

Ginza is one of Tokyo's most famous shopping and entertainment areas. It's filled with high-end stores, restaurants, cafes, and art galleries. You can shop for fashion, try tasty food, or just walk around and enjoy the stylish streets. Ginza is only about 5 minutes by car or a 10-minute walk from Hibiya Park, making it an easy place to visit before or after your time in the park.

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