Gardens & ParksNatural Scenery
Rikugien Garden
Rikugien
Experience the elegance of a classic Edo-period stroll garden, featuring seasonal cherry blossoms, autumn colors, and magical night illuminations.
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Rikugien is a quintessential stroll-style garden located in Bunkyo, Tokyo, dating back to the Edo period. Designated as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty, it is one of Tokyo's most iconic Japanese gardens.
What makes it special
Seasonal LandscapesHistoric TeahousesNight IlluminationsWeeping Cherry BlossomsAutumn Foliage
About Rikugien Garden
- Seasonal Beauty: The weeping cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage are spectacular, especially during special night illuminations.
- Traditional Teahouses: Visit "Tsutsuji-chaya" or "Takimi-chaya" to enjoy a moment of rest while admiring the garden scenery.
- Diverse Perspectives: Enjoy the view from different vantage points, such as the "Fujiro Pass" or the pond's edge at "Shio-minato."
- Scenic Walks: Explore the winding paths like the "Kumo-no-ito" to experience the changing topography of the garden.
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Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
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9/19
22Β°/20Β°
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Sun
9/20
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Mon
9/21
29Β°/23Β°
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Tue
9/22
30Β°/22Β°
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Wed
9/23
26Β°/21Β°
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Thu
9/24
28Β°/20Β°
27%
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