Yoyogi Park
Yoyogi Koen
A vast urban oasis that lets you forget the bustle of Tokyo.
Yoyogi Park is one of the largest and most prominent urban parks in Tokyo, situated in the heart of the Shibuya and Harajuku areas.
What makes it special
About Yoyogi Park
- Experience the Seasons: Don't miss the breathtaking cherry blossoms in spring and the vibrant autumn foliage.
- Enjoy a Picnic: The vast lawn areas are perfect for a relaxing time with family and friends.
- Join Local Events: Keep an eye out for various festivals and performances held at the southern event plaza.
- Relax in the Urban Oasis: Escape the city noise and find peace within the lush natural surroundings.
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Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
23°/20°
65%
Sun
9/20
25°/21°
98%
Mon
9/21
27°/25°
100%
Tue
9/22
30°/22°
49%
Wed
9/23
26°/21°
16%
Thu
9/24
28°/19°
27%
Fri
9/25
24°/19°
26%
Tips
Payment
For parking, credit cards and electronic money (transportation IC cards) are generally accepted, but high-denomination bills (10,000/5,000 yen) may not be accepted.
Language Support
Many signs and information boards include English, but please check local details on-site.
Reservations
No advance reservation is required to enter the park.
Clothing & Gear
Comfortable walking shoes and a picnic mat/leisure sheet are highly recommended.
Photography
Photography is allowed, though restrictions may apply during specific events.
Accessibility
While many paths are well-maintained, some areas may have uneven surfaces or steps.
Etiquette
As a public space, please remember to take your trash home and be mindful of noise levels.
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