Tokyo’s parks and gardens are another great part of the city. They are popular with photographers for many reasons. Here are some of mine:
Tokyo’s parks and gardens offer photographers diverse picturesque backdrops of cultural significance. Combined with easy accessibility, it makes them ideal locations for photography. I hope you will love them as much as I do.
Home The entrance and administration building. Tokyo’s Institute for Nature Study near Meguro Station is a great place to see wildlife. The birds and other
Home Mizumoto Park is the largest park in Tokyo. It is larger than Shinjuku Gyoen, and Showa Memorial. Nature photographers will find so much for
Home Kitanomaru Park has strong ties to Tokyo’s Imperial Palace. So it’s a little strange it took me so long to get there. Laugh if
Home If you want to photograph flowers in Tokyo, go to Showa Memorial Park! Many people call it the best in the city. I don’t
Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens is a beautiful park with cherry blossoms and plum blossoms. It also has Edo-era history. It is a photographer’s paradise.
Koishikawa Botanical Garden is for flower photographers Home Koishikawa Botanical Garden is another of Tokyo’s lesser-known parks. The University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Science
Higo Hosokawa – great for photos and lunch Home Higo Hosokawa Gardens is an excellent place in spring and autumn. With its flowers and trees,
Discover Kyu-Furukawa Gardens, with stunning rose gardens and mansion. It’s like a little piece of England in Tokyo. Well, Josiah Conder designed it!
Jindai Botanical Gardens has Tokyo’s best roses? Home Jindai Botanical Garden is famous for its roses. They are up with the best in Tokyo. You