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The early cherry blossoms in Tokyo bestow upon me an extra tenderness every four years

It is this planet that gives us an additional gentleness. What makes today different is, under the first blooming cherry tree in Shinjuku Gyoen, Tokyo, I saw the pink cherry blossoms, the mischievous little birds, and had my first sip of the spring cherry blossom special drink. An extra day. Another day to love life more. There are small beauties everywhere in life, I hope we all have a pair of eyes to find beauty, and experience it together. Compared to the bustling commercial areas, I prefer to be close to nature, alone or with like-minded friends, to discover different kinds of beauty. Photographer EchoYusi 📷 Fujifilm XT5

Urban Oasis🌸 Cherry Blossoms of Shinjuku Gyoen

In the verdant expanse of Shinjuku Gyoen, approximately 900 cherry trees flourish, their blossoms a spectacle to behold✨️. With an estimated 70 different varieties, the park offers a diverse array of cherry blossoms to admire🥰. The extended blooming period, typically from mid-February to late April, allows for a prolonged period of enjoyment😌💓. The Kawazu cherry trees are soon expected to reach their peak bloom🥳. We highly recommend an early visit for a delightful hanami experience! In 2023, the park was illuminated by NAKED, providing a magical setting to appreciate the nocturnal beauty of the cherry blossoms🌸. As of now, there has been no announcement for this year, so daytime hanami might be the only option. However, we believe that basking in the sun while admiring the cherry blossoms will be a relaxing and enjoyable experience. 📸The photograph is from 2023🫶. 【Cherry Blossom Information for Shinjuku Gyoen in 2024】━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Special Spring Opening (Open daily) 🗓Period: March 25, 2024 - April 24, 2024 🗺Location: 11 Naito-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo ⏰Opening Hours: 9:00 - 16:00 (Gates close at 16:30) *From March 15 to September 30, 9:00 - 17:30 (Gates close at 18:00) 💰Admission Fee: 500 yen for adults ⚠️Important Note: Reservations are required during the cherry blossom viewing season!!

Charter in Tokyo city area

✅Recommended routes in Tokyo city area Shinjuku Gyoen - Meiji Shrine - Yoyogi Park - Kabukicho Asakusa Temple - Akihabara - Ueno Onshi Park - Tokyo Sky Tree Tokyo Tower - Imperial Palace - Ginza - Tsukiji Market One-day tour of Tokyo Disneyland ✅Two-day tour route of Izu Atami: D1: Tokyo - Atami Castle - Jōgasaki Coast - Ōmuroyama - Shirahama Coast - Stay in Izu D2: Izu - Dōgashima - Koibito Misaki - Jōren Falls - Shuzenji - Tokyo ✅Two-day tour route of Mount Fuji and Hakone: D1 Tokyo - Mount Fuji one day (Stay in Mount Fuji or Hakone hotel) Tenjō-yama Park - Arakura Sengen Shrine - Hidaka Toki Clock Shop - Oshino Hakkai - Lake Yamanaka D2 Hakone - Ōwakudani - Lake Ashi - Hakone Shrine - Tokyo ✅One-day tour route of Kamakura Route one (classic gameplay) Komachi Street - Tsurugaoka Hachimangu - Kamakura Daibutsu - Hase-dera - Kamakura High School Mae Station - Enoshima Route two (historical ancient temples) Engaku-ji - Kenchō-ji - Hokoku-ji - Komachi Street - Kamakura Daibutsu - Hase-dera - Enoshima

Must-see and must-play top 10 attractions in Tokyo during summer and winter vacations

First stop: Dreamy Fairy Tale World Welcome to Disneyland, a place known as the number one amusement park in Asia, with a grand scale, divided into land and sea parts. Parents can take their children into this dreamy fairy tale world and enjoy the happy time to the fullest. Second stop: Historical and Cultural Tour Tokyo's largest and oldest museum. For those who are interested in Japanese history, this will be a fascinating place to visit. Third stop: Shopping Paradise Ginza: Known as one of the three bustling centers of the world, it has nurtured many century-old shops and local brands, and is a paradise for shopping spree. Fourth stop: Natural Beauty and Religious Tour Ueno Park: As Japan's first park, it combines rich history and beautiful scenery. Shinobazu Pond has become a resting place for countless migratory birds, and it is a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. Tokyo's oldest temple, with a unique 'Edo style'. It is not only a historic religious site, but also an excellent place to understand Japanese national culture, attracting countless tourists every year. Meiji Shrine: Located in the center of Tokyo, it is one of the largest green spaces in the center of Tokyo. Every year, millions of people come to worship, and it is also an important representative of Japanese Shinto culture. Next, we go to Shinjuku Gyoen, which is the largest park in Tokyo combining Japanese and French gardens. On weekends, many parents bring their children here for picnics and relaxation. Shinjuku Gyoen: It is the largest park in Tokyo combining Japanese and French gardens, and is an ideal place for walking and leisure. Every weekend, you can see many families picnicking and relaxing here.

Find Peace in the Heart of Tokyo

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a stunning oasis nestled in the heart of Tokyo, Japan. Spanning over 144 acres, this meticulously maintained garden offers visitors a serene escape from the bustling city. Here are three reasons why Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is worth visiting: 1. Breathtaking Beauty: The garden boasts a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese, French, and English landscaping styles. Visitors can wander through meticulously manicured lawns, vibrant flower beds, and tranquil ponds adorned with elegant bridges. The garden's diverse flora, including cherry blossoms, azaleas, and maple trees, create a kaleidoscope of colors throughout the year, making it a photographer's paradise. 2. Cultural Heritage: Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is steeped in history and cultural significance. Originally built as a private garden for the Naito family during the Edo period, it was later converted into an imperial garden and finally opened to the public in 1949. The garden's traditional tea houses, pavilions, and historic structures provide a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the country's traditions and customs. 3. Tranquility in the City: Amidst the urban chaos of Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden offers a peaceful retreat. Its vast expanse provides ample space for visitors to relax, unwind, and reconnect with nature. Whether you choose to stroll along the meandering paths, have a picnic under the shade of a tree, or simply sit by the water's edge, the garden's tranquil atmosphere provides a much-needed respite from the fast-paced city life. In conclusion, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a moment of tranquility in the heart of Tokyo. Its breathtaking beauty, cultural heritage, and serene ambiance make it a truly worthwhile experience.

One of my favorite spots in Tokyo :)

Shinjuku Gyoen is one of my favorite spots in Tokyo for relaxation and tranquility. Whether I choose to find a quiet spot under a shady tree or sit by the tranquil pond, Shinjuku Gyoen never fails to rejuvenate my spirit. It's a sanctuary where I can unwind, read a book, or simply bask in the beauty of my surroundings. It's a place that reminds me to slow down, appreciate the present moment, and find peace within myself. 🧘‍♀️💫 Shinjuku Gyoen is comprised of three different types of gardens: a traditional Japanese landscape garden, a symmetrically arranged French garden, and an English landscape garden. There is a greenhouse, as well. Shinjuku Gyoen usually opens at 9am and closes at 6pm. The admission fee is 500 yen.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

#tokyotrip Address - 11 Naitomachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo, Japan Ambiance/Facilities - Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a world botanic Garden in Japan, Those gardens were once the residence of the Naito Family in 1772. It then became a botanical garden before becoming an imperial garden in 1879. Nowadays, it is one of a popular tourist destination to visit, relaxing and escaping for the hustle and bustle life in the city.

Prettiest Park in Tokyo - Shinjuku Gyoen

We had the opportunity to visit Shinjuku Gyoen during the early cherry blossom season, although most of the cherry blossoms tree hadn't bloomed yet, the park itself was incredibly beautiful. We were fortunate to see a few weeping cherry blossoms and Somei Yoshino trees in full bloom, although most of the Kawazu cherry blossoms had already withered. Since the Hanami season hadn't started yet, the park wasn't very crowded, and the spring weather was perfect for a picnic or even just taking a nap under the cherry blossom trees. If you'd like to visit Shinjuku Gyoen, we would suggest checking the weather forecast before visiting! #flowerlover #tripblazers #picnic #tokyo #japan #nationalpark #travel #couplestrip #spring #cherryblossom

Beautiful illumination

#japan #tokyo This is the NAKED Sakura Night Garden illumination held in Tokyo, Shinjuku Park. The park is a 10 minutes walk away from Shinjuku Station. However, there is a queue into the park which made us walk more than 20 minutes to reach till the end of the queue. Each group is allowed to take a lantern for the walk~ All I could say is pretty! Especially when the Sakura petals fall ~ it stands out more in the dark 😍

Shinjuku Gyoen Sakura Blooming

Shinjuku Gyoen is located in Shinjuku Gyoen-mae Station, which is a very convenient place to enjoy flowers. Due to the convenient transportation, there are many tourists. It is recommended to visit in the morning. After noon, you need to queue up to enter the venue. The admission fee is 500 yen for adults. Shinjuku Gyoen is mainly divided into four areas, including scenic gardens, Japanese-style gardens, parent-child forest areas, and square pools. There is a Starbucks coffee restaurant in the scenic garden, which can overlook the pool and sakura. The scenery is very beautiful. There are many kinds of Sakura in the park, and they are all luxuriant trees. It is very beautiful to take photos and is worth recommending. There is a large grassland in the garden, and there are many family-sized tourists picnic on the grassland. You can enjoy the blossoms at the same time, which is very freehand. 新宿御苑位於新宿御苑前站是一個十分方便的賞花地點，由於交通便利，遊客比較多，建議在上午參觀，中午過後需要排隊進場，入場費成人500円。新宿御苑主要分為四個區域，有風景式庭園，日式庭園，親子樹林區，以及廣場水池部份。在風景式庭園裏面有星巴克咖啡餐廳，可以眺望水池及櫻花樹，景色非常美麗。公園內的櫻花樹品種繁多，而且都是花繁葉茂的大樹，拍照非常好看值得推薦。園內有一大片草地，有很多遊人一家大小的在草地上野餐，一邊可以欣賞櫻花，十分寫意。

去日本賞櫻花不能不知道的事⋯⋯

❤️JAPAN❤️ So many travelers go to Tokyo in spring for sakura blooming, this is Shinjuku Gyoen. If you wanna go to Shinjuku Gyoen for sakura blooming photos I prefer you dress up more vintage because you will look more elegant and not like a tourist. 😎很多人都出發去日本看櫻花吧？ 首選必定是新宿御苑，為什麼？ 🥹🥹因為要付入場費，人也少很多😂😂 裡面的環境很可以拍出很多大片感覺，當然也要看看你的攝影技術。🤭 😍另外我建議大家去新宿御苑拍照可以穿得復古一點，因為這裡以前是王室在東京都的御花園，穿復古風拍出來的照片才會有日本昭和年代的中古味。 😅不然如果你穿運動服去拍照，鐵定看出來像一個遊客🤦🏻‍♂️ Wardrobe Vintage Suit - @timbeelo ------ #japan #日本 #櫻 #櫻花 #sakura #cherryblossom #櫻花季 #shinjuku #tokyo #tokyotravel #sakuraharuno #新宿御苑 #新宿 #pink #blooming #vintage #昭和 #fashion #ootd #mensfashion #mens #photography #photooftheday #photographer #sakurauchiha #travel #japantravel #japanlife

Beautiful Sakura at Shinjuku Gyoen

#tokyo Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a picturesque urban oasis in Tokyo, Japan. Spanning over 144 acres, the garden features a variety of landscapes, including a traditional Japanese garden, French Formal Garden, and an English Landscape Garden. The garden is home to over 20,000 trees, including cherry blossom trees, and is known for its stunning seasonal displays. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing stroll along the garden's walking paths, take in the serene beauty of its lakes and ponds, and even have a picnic on the lawn. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden also houses a greenhouse and a tea house, which offers visitors the opportunity to experience traditional Japanese tea ceremonies. With its tranquil atmosphere and stunning scenery, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Tokyo's city streets.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden on a sunny afternoon

It is pre cherry blossom season and we wondered if Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden would have been as nice as we last visited. A 10-minutes walking distance from Shinjuku station, we saw long lines of people waiting to enter the garden. Once we are inside, there are some trees that are already blossoming. The garden looks beautiful as ever. People here still wear masks but life is back to a certain kind of normal. We had a great time here #themepark

Beautiful garden to Hangout in Tokyo

One of my favorite park in Tokyo. Huge amount of open space and tons of well maintained trees and greens and different types of flowers. We saw lots of roses late autumn still. But we missed most of the foliage. If you want a quick escape from this big city, this is a must go. Best for picnic on a mild sunny day. You also see there are couple coffee and tea shops to relax a bit.#beachlife #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

After a very heavy first night in Japan, I headed here to wander through the beautiful gardens. If anything is going to clear your head and help give you clarity in life it is this place! Sitting on the grass and looking into the distance you can see the city of Japan and it's beautiful skyline of buildings. The park was so quiet and serene, with so many pretty flowers and greenery. I remember many times in Japan on my trip, but this place was definitely one of them. Loved it #beachlife#tripblazers#2023travelwish

Late Autumn in Tokyo

Timing is everything when traveling to countries that have four seasons. In Japan, spring is perhaps the most popular time to visit when the sakura trees are in full bloom. But autumn also offers a different kind of vibe. There are many places where you can bask in the sight of the golden ginkgo trees and the blood red maple leaves. In fact, locals call such activity as “momiji-gari” which simply means “autumn leaves hunting”. The Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden in Tokyo is one of the most beautiful parks in Japan where Tokyoites would visit to see the autumn colors. Actually, I took those photos last December 3rd. This time is already considered late autumn. The sun set earlier and the evening was chilly. It somehow signaled me that winter is coming sooner. My hope and wish for the new year is that you get to travel to Japan at the right time. 🙏🏼#2023travelwish #tokyo #autumn

Lets visit together this amazing garden in Tokyo japan ,, And book your ticket here in Trip and with amazing deals #naturewonders

Beautiful Fall Foliage

#fallingforfall Address: 11 Naitomachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0014, Japan Nearest station: JR Shinjuku station/Shinjukugyoenmae Station/JR Sendagaya Station (multiple entrances) During fall, Shinjuku Gyoen is one of the most visited gardens in the Tokyo area due to the beautiful fall foliage and the accessibility of the garden. In addition, with the huge spacious garden with 3 different gardens in 1 location, this also provides a quick escape from the hectic environment, and allows you to take a short relaxing stroll before going back. The garden becomes very colourful in fall due to the colour change of the different trees in the garden, especially the maple 🍁 trees. We had a great time enjoying the scenic view and hope to be back again soon.

LATE SPRING @SHINJUKU GYOEN NATIONAL GARDEN

#asiatrip It was unplanned trip during my visit to Tokyo that time. Even i knew it was very low chances for me to see sakura flowers in Tokyo, alas i decided to proceed this trip without putting so much thinking into it. Shinjuku gyoen national garden was my first place for this sakura hunting. The moment i stepped into the entrance, all of the trees in that area already with leaves. But as this national garden is really huge, then i kept walking with the hope of finding sakura blooming at least in one out of thousands sakura trees in that garden. ( cross finger ). I still remember how i felt when i managed to see the glimpse of white and pink flowers at one section of the garden. I could not described how excited am i at that moment. And yes!!! it was never too late for me to experience the beautiful sakura in Tokyo. For those who are planning to do Hanami in Tokyo, the guidelines given on the web normally just for guidance. At the end, nature is still nature, we can not predict precisely. Dont ever lose hope, try to visit as many gardens as you can because there is always a possibilities some trees still in peak blooming period. Happy Sakura hunting guys!! #awesomepic #spring #sakura

Shinjuku Gyoen

Shinjuku Gyoen (新宿御苑) is one of Tokyo's largest and most popular parks. Located just a short walk from Shinjuku Station, the paid park's spacious lawns, meandering walking paths and tranquil scenery provide a relaxing escape from the busy urban center around it. In spring Shinjuku Gyoen becomes one of the best places in the city to see cherry blossoms. Shinjuku Gyoen originated during the Edo Period (1603-1867) as a feudal lord's Tokyo residence. Later it was converted into a botanical garden before being transferred to the Imperial Family in 1903 who used used it for recreation and the entertainment of guests. The park was almost completely destroyed during World War II, but was eventually rebuilt and reopened in 1949 as a public park. The oldest is a traditional Japanese landscape garden featuring large ponds dotted with islands and bridges. Well manicured shrubs and trees surround the water together with several pavilions and the Kyu Goryotei (also called the Taiwan Pavilion) which was built on the occasion of the wedding of the Showa Emperor. A chrysanthemum exhibit is held during the first two weeks of November in the Japanese garden with flower displays and large, temporary pavilions erected around the grounds. The park's other main gardens include a symmetrically arranged formal French garden, and an English landscape garden featuring wide, open lawns surrounded by flowering cherry trees. The rest of the park consists of forested areas, lawns and several structures including a restaurant, an information center and an art gallery. There is also a beautiful greenhouse with many tropical and subtropical flowers. #themeparks#nationalpark

Seeing these marvelous gifts of nature during the Spring season really made my first solo travel in Tokyo an extra special! The garden was so welcoming and there were lots of tourists continuously coming in. This is one of my favorite places during my stay here. A few traveler friends told me to visit Japan and assured me that I would definitely love my stay, not just the technology that Japan have but also the preserved natured over the entire time. And true enough, I listened to my friends. This proved that “If you never go, you will never know.” #tripaway #mynovgetaway #awesomepic

It’s more beautiful and adorable than it is seen in the photograph. There you can experience the botanical garden surrounded by the colorful flowers 🌸 🇳🇵 #japan #tripaway

Spring time visit in Tokyo! Did Hanami at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and it was refreshing. Was there in Tokyo for a quick business trip, so I needed for distressing moment, and great that I got that moment of peace in this garden. It is located in Shinjuku and Shibuya altogether because it is such a large park. It is best to be there during Spring or Autumn. This place offers such a breather. #wintergetaway

The cherry blossom season is really good. This is the best venue for the “Cherry Blossom Viewing Party”. It is said to be an urban oasis. I went to the greenhouse for the first time, and it was interesting because various plants were grown. Although it was a weekday, the weather was good, so many people were watching cherry blossoms under the cherry trees. Still, because it is a large park, there was no feeling of being crowded and I could see the cherry blossoms slowly. The cherry blossom trees are also growing freely. There are many types, so you can enjoy it for a long time. There are many flowers besides cherry blossoms, so I would like to come also during change season. #givethanks #givethanks

This was taken just a few weeks ago during our family trip to Japan. What I love about this country is its ability to preserve places of scenic beauty that allow citizens and visitors alike to come into contact with nature 🍂 #givethanks

With all the hustle and bustle of Tokyo there are not many quiet areas but this is one. 500 yen to get in and you can spend the day there wandering the paths and looking at all the gardens and plants. Some nice lakes. A very peaceful spot and one of the highlights of tokyo #GiveThanks

This is a quiet courtyard in a bustling city, lush, and it seems that there are not many mountains in the parks of Tokyo. However, when the clock dialed back to the summer of 2013, as another new work by Xin Haicheng went online, it began to become different a large number of anime fans came here for pilgrimage. The name of the movie is called "The Garden of Words" (Yu Ye Ye Ting Ting), and this beautiful courtyard is the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, which is known as the three major national parks in Japan with the Imperial Palace and Kyoto Imperial Garden. Chun Ying Qiu Feng, here is the care of nature. The appearance of the animation of Ye Ye Zhi Ting has also brought a layer of second-class charm here many important scenes including posters are included here. Maybe its a good luck. When I walked into Shinjuku Gate with an umbrella, no one was crowded. The big park was cold and clear, and it was difficult for tourists to trace. In the afternoon, there was an annoying rain, and the green woods were more enchanting, grassy, and the lake was a little bit sloppy. For the trip, the rain level adds a little inconvenience, but for Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, it is a icing on the cake. The romantic Dongting is undisturbed, and the scenes in the film are at your fingertips. I also know that most of the scenes in Japanese anime have prototypes in reality. If you can't tell which second, we will be in the world of infinite fantasy. With the blessing of the Word of the Court, this seemingly bland garden seems to have aura, and people can't stop wanting to know more about it. Attraction Profile Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a combination of a Japanese garden and a French garden. It was granted to Tokugawa Ieyasu in the Edo period. As the royal courtyard, the original Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is responsible for providing the tree branches and seeds of the street trees in Tokyo. Since the sixth year of Taisho (1917) and the fourth year of the Showa (1929), Shinjuku Gyoen has become a fixed place for the cherry blossom viewing and the Chrysanthemum. If you are also a fan of Ye Ye Zhi Ting, you may wish to stay here when you visit Tokyo next time. Perhaps you can have more discoveries. iTIPS Address: 11 , Shinjuku-ku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 23 Opening hours: October 1st to March 14th 9

Shinjuku Gyoen

Shinjuku Gyoen: Tokyo's Green Oasis 🌳🌸 Escape the urban hustle and bustle and step into a serene paradise at Shinjuku Gyoen. With its lush gardens, tranquil ponds, and majestic cherry blossoms in spring, it's the perfect retreat for nature lovers and weary city dwellers alike. Whether you're strolling along winding paths, picnicking under the sakura trees, or simply unwinding with a book by the pond, Shinjuku Gyoen offers a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Tokyo. Don't miss this botanical gem on your next visit to Japan's capital! #trip #instatravel

Everywhere is leisurely, everywhere is a view: Shinjuku Gyoen during cherry blossom season

Living near Shinjuku, Shinjuku Gyoen in Tokyo during cherry blossom season is a must-visit. Having been self-employed and my own boss for a while, I have more leisure time to control as an elder. Walking over 1 kilometer from Shinjuku Station, the scattered sunlight is very warm. There's a queue at the entrance, and a ticket costs 500 yen, which is very worthwhile for two people at 48rmb (of course, free would be better!). Entering Shinjuku Gyoen doesn't require a guide; just mindlessly walk towards the sunlight, the lawns, and the cherry blossoms, and you'll be enchanted by the views everywhere. My wife and I had already bought some food at FamilyMart (oh right, there's a reminder that alcoholic beverages are not allowed), which we didn't notice until we were at the entrance and then made sure to finish and sort our trash later, not causing any trouble (abiding by the law both domestically and abroad, not being a double-standard citizen). I especially recommend being ready to take photos when walking towards the exit before the park closes, capturing the scenery of a breeze blowing through the cherry trees and a flurry of cherry petals falling like snow, it's so beautiful. Spending an afternoon lying on the grass, soaking up the sun, chatting, relaxing, and snacking, such a waste of time is truly wonderful!

it is a wide garden