CityBuddy
Shinjuku Central Park
Mejor época para visitar
Finales de marzo a principios de abril para la temporada de floración de los cerezos, cuando los más de 700 árboles estallan en rosa. Los horarios de comida entre semana (de 11:30 a 13:30) ofrecen la observación de gente más animada con la multitud de oficina.
Consejos para el presupuesto
La entrada es completamente gratuita, sin puertas de acceso ni horario de cierre. Trae tu propio café o bento de una tienda de conveniencia cercana en lugar de comprar en los limitados vendedores del parque para ahorrar unos cientos de yenes.
Planifica tu visita
30-60 minutos
Acerca de
Datos rápidos: Shinjuku's busiest commuter hub sits on one side of this green corridor, yet the park stays surprisingly quiet with over 700 cherry trees lining its paths. What was once a vacant lot awaiting a never-built sports stadium transformed into this 2.25-hectare stretch of greenery that connects two of the city's major skyscraper districts.
Destacados: On weekdays around lunch, you'll see office workers napping on the grass in their suits, a quiet Tokyo ritual that feels almost choreographed. The park also doubles as an open-air art gallery with rotating installations from the nearby Tokyo Opera City Gallery, so the sculptures change every few months.
Where to Stay in Shinjuku
Selected by City Buddy based on guest reviews and proximity to top attractions
Search all hotels in ShinjukuPowered by agoda
