It was so amazing, but it might be hot for you, especially in July. Not only the park, but also the big lake in the center was amazing. There’s a shrine in the middle of the lake. It was convenient because there were three museums nearby: the Science and Nature Museum, the National Museum, and the Art Museum. We had a really good experience there.
It was a lovely park which we got to enjoy on a lovely spring day. There was also some kind of local food festival/ event on during our visit so it was good to see how the local people enjoyed their leisure time although it was sad to see a performing Monkey. Wasn’t expecting to see that in Japan. It’s a good park to see blossom trees if only there were a few out during our visit was it was mid March. Plenty of public toilets and also the park is surrounded by shrines and temples which are also worth a visit.
We liked the park and activities, there but the rain suddenly started while we were there. Therefore we had to find shelter for almost an hour. We also renter the boats but that was honestly nothing special. Park seems to be maintained just fine. You will need to dedicate more time in cas you would like to see all the amenities it offers, might be worth it.
A lovely park in the city! The trees are impressive and the shrines are charming. On Golden Week, the park gets quite busy, and some sections have the tops of the trees cut, so be prepared with sunscreen! There are a few places selling ice cream along the paths and you can even visit the zoo or museums if you fancy!
Best park in Tokyo I think. The place is so central and the park area is hugh, like walking in a forest sometimes. There are many museums inside for guests to discover. Or if you like outdoor activities, just take a walk or run around the area.
