Rikugien Gardens (Japan)
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Rikugien Gardens, {CATEGORY}
Poetry inspires many and this garden in Tokyo is no exception. The Rikugien Gardens that begun in 1695 have mountains and plants which depict 88 scenes from the Waka (famous poems), Manyoshu (collection of myriad leaves) and Kokin-Waka-Shu (collection from Ancient and Modern Times). This is a typical Daimyo garden that dates back to the Edo period. This garden is ancient but beautifully maintained.
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Address: 6-16-13 Hon-Komagome, Tokyo, 13 113-0021
City: Tokyo
Country: Japan
Phone 1: +81 3 3941 2222
Official site: www.tokyo-park.or.jp
Opening hours: Daily 9am-5pm
Entrance fee: Admission ¥300 ($2.50/£1.25) adults, ¥150 ($1.25/65p) seniors, free for children under 13
Access by train: Komagome (8 min.) or Sengoku (10 min.)
Hotels nearby
Capsule Inn Komagome. Inn "Capsule Inn Komagome" has acquired 1 star. It is an excellent pied-a-terre from which to discover Tokyo. To bring you more chances to relax, there is a sauna as well. You haRead moreve the opportunity to offer yourself, for example, a relaxing massage.Hide
Sauna & Capsule Hotel Fres Inn Sugamo. Hotel "Sauna & Capsule Hotel Fres Inn Sugamo" has received 1 star. The residence is located in Tokyo. Breathe some air in the intimacy of the garden. There is a Read morewhirlpool bath and a sauna available, a welcome relaxation for body and mind. For those who want to share their experiences instantly, there is Internet access available.Hide
More of a Modern establishment, this three star hotel is located in Tokyo. Several amenities, notably Restaurant, Non Smoking Rooms, Laundry services, Television are available at the hotel.It is situaRead moreted at 2-1-39 Komagome in the north section of Tokyo, at only 12 minutes by car distance from the center.It is part of the hotel chain Hotels Mets.You can reach Haneda in 42 minutes by car (the airport is 13 miles from the hotel).This hotel offers high speed internet.Hide
Hotel Livemax Nippori is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests in Tokyo. Offering a variety of facilities and services, the hotel provides all you need for a good night's sleep. LaundRead morery service/dry cleaning, car park are there for guest's enjoyment. Guestrooms are designed to provide an optimal level of comfort with welcoming decor and convenient amenities like DVD/CD player, air conditioning, microwave, refrigerator, internet access – wireless. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. Discover all Tokyo has to offer by making Hotel Livemax Nippori your base.Hide
Annex Katsutaro Ryokan is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests in Tokyo. Offering a variety of facilities and services, the hotel provides all you need for a good night's sleep. BicyRead morecle rental, elevator, laundry service/dry cleaning, restaurant are on the list of things guests can enjoy. Relax in your comfortable guestroom, featuring hair dryer, shower, internet access – LAN (complimentary), refrigerator, air conditioning. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. Discover all Tokyo has to offer by making Annex Katsutaro Ryokan your base.Hide
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Rikugien Gardens, {CATEGORY}
Though not as centrally located nor as easy to reach as Tokyo's other famous gardens, this one is a must for fans of traditional Japanese gardens and is probably my favorite. It was created in 1702 by a trusted confidante of the shogun, who began as a page and rose to the highest rank as a feudal lord. During the Meiji Era, the founder of Mitsubishi took it over for his second residence and later donated it to the city. What I like most about the garden is that it's dominated by a pond in its center, complete with islands and islets, viewing hills, and strolling paths around its perimeter, providing enchanting views. The garden is especially famous for its changing maple leaves in autumn. Since it takes some effort to reach, you'll probably want to enjoy at least an hour here.
Rikugien Gardens, {CATEGORY}
Though not as centrally located nor as easy to reach as Tokyo's other famous gardens, this one is a must for fans of traditional Japanese gardens and is probably my favorite. It was created in 1702 by a trusted confidante of the shogun, who began as a page and rose to the highest rank as a feudal lord. During the Meiji Era, the founder of Mitsubishi took it over for his second residence and later donated it to the city. What I like most about the garden is that it's dominated by a pond in its center, complete with islands and islets, viewing hills, and strolling paths around its perimeter, providing enchanting views. The garden is especially famous for its changing maple leaves in autumn. Since it takes some effort to reach, you'll probably want to enjoy at least an hour here.
Rikugien Gardens, {CATEGORY}
Poetry inspires many and this garden in Tokyo is no exception. The Rikugien Gardens that begun in 1695 have mountains and plants which depict 88 scenes from the Waka (famous poems), Manyoshu (collection of myriad leaves) and Kokin-Waka-Shu (collection from Ancient and Modern Times). This is a typical Daimyo garden that dates back to the Edo period. This garden is ancient but beautifully maintained.
Rikugien Gardens, {CATEGORY}
Poetry inspires many and this garden in Tokyo is no exception. The Rikugien Gardens that begun in 1695 have mountains and plants which depict 88 scenes from the Waka (famous poems), Manyoshu (collection of myriad leaves) and Kokin-Waka-Shu (collection from Ancient and Modern Times). This is a typical Daimyo garden that dates back to the Edo period. This garden is ancient but beautifully maintained.
Activities nearby
- Railroad station
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