Showa Kinen Park (Tokyo) ★★★★☆ April and September: a vast park in the suburbs of Tokyo. Don’t miss the autumn leaves in November.

Showa Kinen Park

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Basic information

Please note that the information and photos provided here might be outdated, so always confirm before your visit.

Adress 3173 Midori-cho, Tachikawa-shi, Tokyo 190-8530, Japan
Access 15 minutes on foot from JR Tachikawa Station
Phone TEL 042-528-1751
URL Japanese Website
English Website
Chinese Website (simplified)
Korean Website
Recommended flowers April and September are especially recommended with many flowers in bloom. Autumn foliage is from late November to early December.
Highlights Showa Kinen Park, located about 40 minutes by train from central Tokyo, is one of the largest parks in Tokyo. The park is also popular for its autumn foliage from late November to early December.

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Showa Kinen Park

Showa Kinen Park

Showa Kinen Park

Showa Kinen Park

Showa Kinen Park

Showa Kinen Park

Guide to Enjoyment

Situated in the heart of Tokyo’s Tachikawa city, Showa Kinen Park stands as a testament to Japan’s rich history and love for nature. This expansive urban oasis offers visitors a serene escape amidst the bustling city.

Introduction to Showa Kinen Park

Established in 1983 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Emperor Showa’s reign, Showa Kinen Park stretches over 180 hectares. Designed to meld nature and culture seamlessly, the park features diverse landscapes and cultural spots.

Seasonal Splendors of the Park

From cherry blossoms in spring to golden ginkgo trees in autumn, Showa Kinen Park is a year-round spectacle of nature’s beauty.

Highlights of the Park

Japanese Garden

– A peaceful traditional garden with koi-filled ponds, teahouses, and beautifully manicured landscapes.

Bonsai Museum

– Home to a vast collection of meticulously cultivated miniature trees.

Flower Spots

– Colorful floral displays change with the seasons, from tulips and cosmos to cherry blossoms.

Visitor’s Guide

Reaching Showa Kinen Park

Easily accessible by train, the park is just a short walk from Tachikawa Station. Ample parking space is also available for those traveling by car.

Activities and Amenities

Guests can indulge in cycling, picnicking, and boat rides. The park also houses restaurants, cafes, and shops selling souvenirs and local products.

Nearby Attractions

Tachikawa’s Urban Delights

– Explore the vibrant cityscape, shopping spots, and eateries around Tachikawa.

Cultural Events

– The park often hosts festivals, workshops, and concerts, allowing visitors to dive deep into Japanese culture.

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