All Reviews of Rikugien Gardens

Cherry blossom viewing here is nice, but it gets way too crowded, so it's hard to really enjoy the scenery.

Only the weeping cherry tree at the entrance is really pretty—the rest are just okay.

This is a classic Japanese garden with an authentic feel. The cherry blossoms in spring make it a great spot to visit.

This is one of the rare places in Tokyo where you can see autumn leaves at night. It's truly precious, having been preserved since the Edo period.

Rikugien is a classic Japanese stroll garden with ponds, woods, walking paths, wooden bridges, and all kinds of flowers. There’s so much to see, you could easily spend a whole day here and still not get enough. Highly recommended!

This Japanese garden is absolutely beautiful. I visited during the fall foliage season, and the scenery was just stunning. I haven't been in other seasons yet, but I've heard the snow-covered pines in winter are also charming. I'll definitely come back next time to see that.

The autumn leaves at Rikugien, a classic Edo period garden, are just as stunning as the famous spots in Kyoto. It's not too crowded during the day, but in the evening, a lot of people suddenly show up. The illuminated night maple leaves are definitely a highlight here.

I wish I could buy a house here and live forever—it's just so beautiful I don't want to go back to Taiwan.

This is truly an amazing spot for cherry blossom and autumn leaves viewing. The scenery is so beautiful, it really takes your breath away.