All Reviews of Yoyogi Park

In Tokyo, Yoyogi Park is also a great place for a relaxing walk. It isn't as crowded as the attractions in the city, and as soon as you enter the park, you immediately feel more at ease. The expansive lawns and tall trees make you temporarily forget Tokyo's hectic pace.

The park is perfect for strolling slowly or sitting down to rest. You can also often see locals jogging, riding bicycles, or chatting with friends, giving it a real sense of everyday life in Tokyo.

If you're planning to visit the Harajuku, Meiji Shrine, and Omotesando area, I highly recommend stopping by Yoyogi Park along the way. After exploring the lively streets, you can enjoy some peaceful greenery here, making the whole trip feel a little more relaxed!

Inside the park, there's a gym designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The building's unique look really blends Japanese style elements.

There are wide lawns, ponds, and forests here. It's a great spot for Tokyo locals to relax or take a walk. Lots of people jog in the park, too.

The crows here are huge and not afraid of people at all.

This is a huge and well-known forest park. There are various events on holidays, making it a great spot for relaxing in Tokyo.

This is a huge park right in the city center. On weekends and holidays, it's packed with people. Lots of folks bring their dogs to play here.

I absolutely love coming here. It's really beautiful! ~❤️

It’s really beautiful here. I highly recommend it! If you have time, bring your friends and family along.

I heard there are lots of events on weekends, but I actually prefer just quietly breathing in the fresh air here~

The air here is so fresh and the scenery is really beautiful. It's the perfect spot to relax!