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Wonderful gardens.. if you go at the RIGHT time, it can be almost empty. Go at the wrong time.. Well, its like being on a Tokyo subway train at rush hour! But still, beautifully kept and the Japanese aesthetic is like no other...

After so much of walking in the city this park is sooooo beautiful and calm that you might just want to spend a few hours sitting doing nothing with a book and a bottle of drinks you buy from outside before entering the park. The views around are just breathtaking. There are quite a number of entrances so google the one nearest to you and you will safe a lot of time avoiding long walk in the city to reach the park. There's also a very big and interesting green house, so don't forget to visit it. It's already inclusive in the 500 yen park ticket.

It’s best to visit Shinjuku Gyoen in spring - late March to early April is the most ideal. That’s when the thousand cherry blossom trees bloom at the same time! It’s really a sight for sore eyes to see a sea of pink set against the blue sky! 🌸🌸🌸

Great garden and much bigger than it looks. There are kiosks around but take in a snack as the prices and quality are so-so. A small admittance fee is required and you can only get one re-entry ticket once you leave.

As with the Imperial Palace East Garden, this park in Winter is not as impressive as it undoubtedly is in Spring or Autumn, but it is a delightful walk away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The Green House is worth a visit.

Shinjuku Gyoen var rigtig fin at besøge, kostede 200yen pr person. Vi var der 30 min, det var rigeligt tilst opleve parken, selv om vi ikke nåede hele vejen rundt. Vi var der i august hvor deg er MEGET varmt, så husk at tage vand med.