
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Best time to visit
Early mornings on weekdays offer quiet paths and soft light for photos. Late March to early April for cherry blossoms, mid-November for peak autumn colors.
Budget tips
Admission is about ¥500 for adults with reduced rates for children and some discounts for students; bring cash and a card as machines accept both. Free-entry days are rare, so check the official website before visiting to avoid surprises.
Recommended for
Nature lovers, Photography enthusiasts, Couples, Families
Plan your visit
1-2 hours
About
快速信息: 粉嫩的櫻花像流動的水彩畫,上千株不同品種在各區接力盛放,讓花期延長好幾週。步行於園中能同時欣賞日式庭園、英式草坪與法式景觀,午後在草地上喝一杯茶會讓人短暫忘記城市的喧囂。
亮点: 春天時,約一千多株不同品種的櫻花在英式草坪與日式池泉間交錯綻放,大家常常安靜地鋪藍色野餐墊、吃便當但嚴禁燒烤,形成一種溫柔有序的花見文化。園內有一座常年維持熱帶氣候的溫室,空氣帶著濕潤泥土和椰子葉的味道; 走過幾百公尺就能從法式幾何花壇步入日式庭院,像是在同一趟散步中穿梭三種不同時代與風格。
Insider tips
- Enter through the Okido or Sendagaya Gate on weekdays to avoid crowds at Shinjuku Gate.
- Head to the Japanese garden pond and the French formal garden for the best photos of blossoms and reflections.
- Bring a picnic blanket and snacks from a nearby konbini, but arrive early on sunny weekends to secure lawn space.
- Wear comfortable shoes for gravel paths and layered clothing, spring mornings can be chilly while afternoons warm up.
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
Reviews
Reviews (3)
4.0Late afternoon in November, very peaceful. 500 yen entry but some areas were closed and paths were muddy, so felt only mildly worth it.
Arrived at 8am and had almost no line. 500 yen entry, cherry blossoms and wide lawns were stunning, cafe was a bit pricey.
Visited around noon on a Sunday and it was crowded. 500 yen entry felt fair, picnic spots were great, gift shop overpriced.




