Solso Park, Minato

SOLSO PARK opened in October 2018 as part of the Share Green Minami Aoyama complex, located in the fashionable Minami Aoyama district of Tokyo near Aoyama Cemetery. The facility is directed by landscape artist Taichi Saito, whose company SOLSO specializes in supplying greenery for interior design, commercial spaces, and public gardens. The park represents the largest area of any Solso venues that have opened in the metropolis, transforming a 10,000 square meter urban site into a nature-focused retail and community space.

The attraction functions primarily as an urban plant nursery and green market, offering visitors an immersive botanical shopping experience. Plants are sourced from Solso's own farms in Awaji, Okinawa, and Hachijojima, providing diverse species that are uncommon in typical Tokyo garden centers. The interior spaces house approximately 230 species of plants, creating jungle-like environments within converted warehouse structures. The selection ranges from small succulents and cacti at the entrance to large trees, tropical elkhorn ferns, and giant cacti deeper inside the facility. Outdoor areas feature herbs, olive and lemon trees, alongside more exotic tropical specimens rarely encountered in urban Tokyo.

SOLSO PARK offers more than just plant sales. Knowledgeable staff provide professional guidance on plant selection and care, making the space welcoming for both experienced gardeners and beginners. The facility includes All Good Flowers, a companion flower shop offering fresh seasonal blooms and custom bouquets. The broader Share Green Minami Aoyama complex features Little Darling Coffee Roasters and communal outdoor spaces, creating a destination where visitors can combine plant shopping with relaxation in a green urban environment.

Access requires a 10-minute walk from Aoyama-itchome Station, which is served by the Ginza, Hanzomon, and Oedo subway lines. Nogizaka Station also provides convenient access. Paid parking is available on-site, with one hour free parking offered for purchases over ¥3,000. Entry to the park area and plant nursery is free, with visitors paying only for plants and goods they wish to purchase.