Tour Highlights – Feel the History and Nature in Shinjuku, Tokyo
・Find quiet beauty in traditional gardens with ponds, islands, and bridges.
・Step inside the greenhouse to see colorful flowers and plants from around the world.
・Enjoy the open lawns and tall trees, a rare green space in the heart of Tokyo.
・Feel the seasons change—cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greens in summer, autumn leaves in autumn.
・Visit a pavilion where you can sense the history of Japan’s imperial past.
You can easily find the meeting point by searching “Shinjukugyoenmae station” on Google Maps. Your local guide will be waiting for you at the station ticket gate, holding a Blue flag and a list of guest names.
Enter the garden through Shinjuku Gate, a perfect place to start your walk. The moment you walk through, the city noise fades and nature takes over.
Right near the gate, you’ll spot a small guardhouse. These days it’s more of a photo stop than security, and its old-fashioned design adds charm to your pictures.
Wander along winding paths around a shimmering pond, where bridges, pavilions, and seasonal flowers make every step feel like a photo moment.
Step into this Chinese-style pavilion—it’s a rare sight in Japan. It was once a summer retreat for a crown prince, but today it’s a perfect spot to chill and snap some unique photos.
Relax by this peaceful pond. It was part of a samurai family’s garden in the past, and is still one of the most scenic and calming spots of Shinjuku Gyoen.
This eco-friendly greenhouse is filled with about 2,700 species of tropical and subtropical plants. Look out for giant leaves, colorful flowers, and rare orchids. In November, the orchid exhibition transforms the place into a rainbow of blooms.
Enjoy a touch of European style in the middle of Tokyo. At the center is a rose garden with about 500 bushes in 100 varieties. Framing it are four rows of plane trees, creating a dramatic boulevard that feels straight out of Europe.
Walk across the wide open lawn, one of the most spacious and calming areas of the garden. Rising over 30 meters, the tulip tree draws the eye and is regarded as the symbol of Shinjuku Gyoen.
Step into a small green oasis, created as a place to connect with nature. Listen for birds, touch the plants, and escape the skyscrapers just outside the garden walls.
Discover a spot where history meets relaxation. Once a private retreat for emperors, now a charming spot for everyone. The broad terrace is an inviting place to pause and enjoy the view. Don’t miss snapping a photo—the building itself is a cultural treasure
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