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An urban garden of high aesthetic value and Tokyo's oldest daimyo (feudal lord) garden.
Located in Korakuen, Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, this is a stroll garden with a central pond and landscaped hills and spring water. The garden embodies four landscapes: sea, mountains, rivers, and countryside, offering changing views as one walks around. Incorporating Chinese scenic spots and styles such as the Engetsu Bridge and Seiko Tsutsumi, it presents a world beautifully balancing Japanese and Chinese elements.
The garden is designated both a special historic site and a special place of scenic beauty under the Cultural Properties Protection Law. Only it and Hama-Rikyu Gardens have received this double designation in Kanto.
Tōtenkyō
Weeping cherry blossoms
Beautiful autumn foliage
Iris
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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
Available in English, French, Spanish, and Chinese (Traditional and Simplified).
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
Tokyo-Free Wi-Fi is available
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Are coin lockers available?
There are no coin lockers, but items can be stored for free at the ticket counter.
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Are there toilets in the park?
There are three locations.
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There are ponds, wildlife, little bridges over streams, and beautiful gardens. It's a spot you can visit any time of year.
Beautiful environment. The historical sites are perfectly preserved, and the blend with history is just seamless.
