Shinjuku Park, or Shinjuku Gyoen, stands on the site of a former feudal lord’s private mansion and is one of Tokyo’s largest and most frequented green spaces. Spanning 144 acres in the heart of the city, the park provides a serene natural escape from the bustling urban environment. Visitors can explore three distinct garden styles—Japanese, French, and English—each with its own unique design and features. The park also boasts pavilions, tranquil ponds, expansive lawns, and over 10,000 trees, creating a diverse and picturesque setting for relaxation and leisure.
Shinjuku Park (Shinjuku Gyoen)
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