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What Garden To Visit In Tokyo In Winter

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added on : February 12, 2019

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February in Tokyo is the perfect time to spend a day visiting parks and gardens to see beautiful wintertime flowers. Top favorites are daffodils, plum blossoms, and camellia.

East Gardens of the Imperial Palace

The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace were built on the former location of Edo Castle, the remains of which can still be seen today. The garden's Bairin-zaka (plum tree slope) is a popular winter spot. Entry is free, so set aside some time to enjoy the historical atmosphere and take advantage of the stunning photo opportunties.

© Imperial Household Agency of Japan

© Imperial Household Agency of Japan

Kiyosumi Garden

The famous Kiyosumi Garden is designed to take you on a scenic walk around the central lake. The garden contains flowering trees like camellia and plum during this time of year. Don't forget to look down—bright yellow pheasant's eye flowers (Amur adonis) cover the grounds.

© Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

© Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

© Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

Kasai Rinkai Park

Kasai Rinkai Park is home to Tokyo's largest daffodil field, which is in full bloom throughout January and February. Take a ride on the park's giant Ferris wheel to get a panoramic view of 200,000 daffodils. Every year, the park has a daffodil festival, during which the flowers are illuminated at night.

© Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

© Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

East Gardens of the Imperial Palace

Address 1-1 Chiyoda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
Hours 9:00-16:00
Last admission 30 minutes before closing
Hours vary by season
Closing days Mondays and Fridays; December 28 through January 3
If Monday is a national holiday, the garden will be closed the following Tuesday instead.
Access Otemachi Station | Exit C13a | 5 min on foot
Marunouchi Line | Tozai Line | Chiyoda Line | Hanzomon Line | Mita Line

Nijubashi-mae Station | Exit 6 | 10 min on foot
Chiyoda Line

Takebashi Station | Exit 1a | 5 min on foot
Tozai Line

Other For updated information on opening hours, days closed, prices, and more, please check the official website.
URL East Gardens of the Imperial Palace

Kiyosumi Gardens

Address 3-3-9 Kiyosumi, Koto City, Tokyo
Hours 9:00-17:00
Last admission 30 minutes before closing
Closing days December 29 through January 1
Access Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station | Exit A3 | 3 min on foot
Oedo Line | Hanzomon Line
Other For updated information on opening hours, days closed, prices, and more, please check the official website.
URL Kiyosumi Gardens

Kasai Rinkai Park

Address 6-2-1 Rinkaicho, Edogawa City, Tokyo
Hours Hours vary by attraction
Closing days Open daily
Access Kasai Rinkai Koen Station | 1 min on foot
JR Keiyo Line
Other For updated information on opening hours, days closed, prices, and more, please check the official website.
URL Kasai Rinkai Park(JPN)

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