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    Showa Kinen Park is just a quick train ride from central Tokyo. When I visited in late fall, the entire park was enveloped in a poetic, desolate beauty that made me feel at peace.

    The park was much more expansive than I had imagined. By the time I walked all the way to the famous Japanese garden, my legs were a little sore, but sitting quietly on a bench and taking in the autumn scenery mixed with fallen leaves was especially soothing. There were very few visitors, and the atmosphere had a rare sense of peace and relaxation. If you want to get away from the noise of the city and fully appreciate the pure beauty of fall, I highly recommend taking a walk here.

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    A really huge park〜 I had originally only planned to visit Mount Takao, but I didn't expect to find such a beautiful place, so I planned a two-day trip to Tokyo's Tama area. No crowds, just beautiful nature and fresh air.

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    There are different flowers to see all year round, so you never have to worry about coming at the wrong time. If you want to capture the beauty of all four seasons, you can visit several times and always find something new.

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    Showa Kinen Park has huge gardens and beautiful natural scenery, including cherry blossom groves, lawns, and lakes. Walking through the gardens, you can enjoy all kinds of plants and flowers and really take in the beauty of nature.

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    No wonder it's such a famous spot for flower viewing! I thought it was mainly known for autumn leaves, but I was surprised to see so many beautiful flowers in May, too. 🌺🌺🌺
    The park is huge—half a day isn't enough. If you're coming, plan to spend the whole day!

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    One word: Beautiful!
    Two words: So beautiful!!
    Three words: Absolutely stunning!!!

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    The park is huge—it used to be a military base. The cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn leaves are both really worth seeing. Also, biking around the park is the most convenient way to get around.

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    This is a really large park. The ginkgo trees, which are the symbolic trees of Tokyo, are lined up neatly and look very impressive.

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    The whole place just feels so refreshing and relaxing! It really lifts your spirits!

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    The park is huge and spacious. During autumn, the fall leaves and ginkgo trees are so beautiful—you'll end up taking tons of photos! Even outside of the fall foliage season, it's still a great place to visit.

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