Japan Tokyo - Tokyo's popular garden: Shinjuku Gyoen

#TokyoTravel #100WaysToTravel #新宿御園 A famous place for cherry blossom and maple viewing in Tokyo, it was once the imperial garden of the Japanese royal family. After opening, it has become the back garden of Tokyo common people! The garden covers a very large area and has a variety of flowers, trees and garden landscaping. The nearly a thousand cherry blossoms in the garden alone are a magnificent sight to behold during the flowering season, and you can’t miss it! There is a fee for admission to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, the ticket price is ¥500. There are three entrances and exits, namely Shinjuku Gate, Sendagadaya Gate and Okido Gate. The nearby subway stations are Shinjuku Gyoenmae, Shinjuku Sanchome and JR Sendagaya Station, so transportation is quite convenient. The garden is very large and can be roughly divided into the Mother and Child Forest, Japanese Garden, Landscape Garden, Ornamental Garden, Cherry Garden, Greenhouse, etc. There is also a large expanse of open and boundless lawn. My favorite place is the big lawn. You can lie or sit on the grass in the shade of the trees, take a nap, daydream, or play with your phone. Even if you come to Shinjuku Gyoen alone, you can still feel comfortable and leisurely. By the way, there is also a beautiful wooden Starbucks in the park, leaning against the central pond. The second-floor seating area offers a panoramic view of the pond and the sea of ​​flowers. The view is amazing! There are also Japanese teahouses and old Western-style houses in the park, which are also very suitable for taking a rest after a tiring walk. After visiting Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, if you still have energy left, you can go shopping in the bustling Shinjuku, or visit Meiji Jingu Shrine in the other direction. If it is autumn, you can go to Meiji Jingu Gaien to admire the ginkgo trees. Both are good routes for a stroll in the city of Tokyo. #Shinjuku Gyoen Opening hours: 0900-1730 Address: 11 Naitomachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0014 Japan #TokyoExploreStore #TokyoAttractions #TokyoTravel #100TravelWays