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Top 20 Nature Attractions in Tokyo - 2023

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Discover the scenic wonders of Tokyo's nature attractions. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking wilderness and experience the serene and picturesque landscapes that will leave you in awe.
Updated Sep 2023
  • No.1
    4.8/5
    6,372 Reviews
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 6197 reviews
    "Japan's Tsukiji off-site market 🇯🇵 a place full of food and fresh seafood. Being an environment brings a coveted feeling, all in front of you are delicious 😉"
    Tokyo
    5.2km from downtown
    Highlights: Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a large park and garden located in Tokyo’s Shinjuku neighborhood. During the Edo period, the land was privately held by the Naito family. Following the Second World War, the garden was opened to the public and designated as a national park. There are more than 20,000 trees, including over 1,500 cherry trees, which attract large numbers of visitors during their bloom from late March to late April. There is also a popular French-style garden set within the park. As a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is an oasis of tranquility and well worth a visit.
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  • No.2
    4.5/5
    199 Reviews
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 2331 reviews
    "It is also close to "Harajuku" and "Meiji Jingu" on foot, so it is recommended for a walk after sightseeing ✨ Spring is, The running course becomes a cherry blossom road, and in autumn, the yellow carpet and scenery with ginkgo leaves are overwhelming!"
    Tokyo
    6.2km from downtown
    Highlights: Yoyogi Park is a large public park located adjacent to Harajuku Station and Meiji Shrine in Tokyo’s Shibuya ward. The park is a popular destination. On Sundays, it is especially busy when it is used as a gathering place for Japanese rock music fans, jugglers, comedians, martial arts clubs, cosplayers, and other groups. In spring, thousands of people visit the park to enjoy the many cherry blossoms. The landscaped park has picnic areas, bike paths, cycle rentals, and public sport courts. It is a fantastic place to wander around after spending time in Tokyo’s urban core.
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  • No.3
    4.5/5
    156 Reviews
    Free
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 374 reviews
    "Japan Direct Park is one of the oldest parks in Japan. The cherry blossoms in this group of parks are still very beautiful. When I went there was the morning, a lot of people exercised here. There were also many amusement facilities inside. If you have nothing to do, you can come and visit."
    Tokyo
    2.4km from downtown
    Highlights: Shiba Park and Ueno Enci Park are one of the parks with a long history in Tokyo. At first, it was the green space in the temple, and then it was separated into a metropolitan park with a complete library and educational facilities. In spring, the cherry blossoms in full bloom look like a pink waterfall, and this is the best place to view Tokyo Tower. Camphor trees, beech trees, ginkgo trees and other giant trees can be seen everywhere in the park, revealing the strong atmosphere of the park's long history. Other common plants include cherry blossoms, plum blossoms, Japanese shiko, maple trees, etc. Daoli, I feel very comfortable. There are baseball fields, restaurants, libraries and other facilities in the park. There are also Shibamaruyama Kofun and Maruyama Shell Mound.
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  • No.4
    4.5/5
    201 Reviews
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1109 reviews
    "Traveling to the Imperial Palace of Tokyo, Japan, punch in Hibiya Park, the park is located in the south of the Japanese emperor's residence in Tokyo. It is a modern Western-style park in Japan. It has a history of more than 100 years. This open park has no doors and boundary walls, and many citizens are here to refine their bodies."
    Tokyo
    870m from downtown
    Highlights: Hibiya Park is a public park in Tokyo’s Chiyoda ward. During the Meiji period, the park was used as a military muster area and parade ground. It has become a resting place for workers who gather at lunchtime to have a few minutes break from office-related stresses. On weekends, Hibiya Park is popular among courting couples. It is close to the Imperial Palace and a short walk from Ginza. Park facilities include a library, public tennis courts, restaurants, a flower shop, and an open-air arena where concerts are often held.
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  • No.5
    4.6/5
    67 Reviews
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 710 reviews
    "8 I visited with my family in the middle of the month. The park is larger than I imagined, and there are Japanese gardens, so you can spend your time without getting tired of 1 day. There is a beautiful lawn square, and the big trees there are magnificent and impressed!"
    Akishima
    33.8km from downtown
    Highlights: The state-run Showa Memorial Park is a national park in Japan, located between Tachikawa City and Akishima City in Tokyo. It has been opened since October 26, 1983 (Showa 58) to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the reign of Emperor Showa.
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  • No.6
    4.6/5
    398 Reviews
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 823 reviews
    "Odaiba Seaside Park has a good night view. Along with the rainbow bridge, the high-rise buildings in the distance are also very charming, so it is recommended to watch them calmly at night ^^"
    Tokyo
    4.6km from downtown
    Highlights: Odaiba Seaside Park is an artificial seaside park located in Tokyo Harbor. Boasting a man-made beach and impressive views of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower, visitors are in for a treat. Relax on the rocks by the sea, experience the fun of windsurfing, admire the scenery, or stroll through the park. There are many things to do. Be sure to find a good spot to snap a few pictures of the bridge, Tokyo’s skyline, or the Replica State of Liberty. Odaiba Seaside Park is a wonderful green space in the heart of Tokyo.
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  • No.7
    4.6/5
    34 Reviews
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 716 reviews
    "The atmosphere light up on the last day, the end of the season, the leaves change color. Even the leaves are sprinkled But the atmosphere is still beautiful, worth going"
    Tokyo
    4.3km from downtown
    Highlights: Meiji Jingu Gaien is famous for the ginkgo trees planted on both sides of the broad avenue. Every autumn, the whole road turns golden, and a ginkgo festival is also held at that time.
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  • No.8
    4.5/5
    143 Reviews
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 647 reviews
    "Tokyo cherry blossoms. If you are on a leisurely trip, recommend a good place to come! You can see the well head Enci Park in 5 minutes walk from the Jixiang Temple Station. It covers an area of more than 40,000 square meters! It is really a very good attraction to take the Swan boat."
    Mitaka
    17.4km from downtown
    Highlights: Inokashira Park opened as early as 1917 and is one of the most popular cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. This is the ideal place to relax and unwind all year round. In April, when the cherry blossoms are fluttering, you can row a boat in the lake and enjoy the fun of viewing cherry blossoms on the lake. Inokashira Park has lakes, forests, walking paths, tennis courts, zoos, botanical gardens, children's playgrounds, and sculpture halls. There is also the famous Miyazaki "Mitaka no Mori Art Museum". There are sports fields and jogging routes in the park. Part of the terrain near the JR station is relatively low, walking around the lake, and there are bridges connecting the two banks, for the convenience of tourists who come here to take a walk and enjoy the scenery when choosing a route. The large lake in the middle is home to water birds and colorful carp, and at the back of the lake is a small temple dedicated to Benzaiten, the god of love and water.
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  • No.9
    4.4/5
    121 Reviews
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 1929 reviews
    "There is a water bus directly to Asakusa, and hundreds of years ago, it was also the sea exit of the general out of Edo City. The interior planning of the park is full of Japanese-style garden elegance. Although there is no building in the water tea house, you can still feel the style of the year. In the area surrounded by high-rise office buildings, this feeling made me cross a little. There are also relics of the general falcon hunting duck in the yard, which is very interesting."
    Tokyo
    1.3km from downtown
    Highlights: Hama-rikyu Gardens is a public park situated at the mouth of the Sumida River in Tokyo’s Chuo ward. The garden contains a pond with a teahouse in the center, a peony garden, plum tree grove, and flowers for every season. Originally, Hamarikyu Gardens were designed to resemble the private gardens of a 17th century Shogun family. Their beautiful landscaping and tree-lined paths make them a lovely place for a stroll near the Tokyo waterfront.
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  • No.10
    4.5/5
    127 Reviews
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 968 reviews
    "The autumn leaves are very beautiful. Even though it is at the end of the season But still have something to see It should be the last place in the Tokyo area. To see the autumn leaves in early December"
    Tokyo
    7.1km from downtown
    Highlights: Liuyi Garden, completed in 1702, is a migratory rockery spring garden. There is a large area of spring pool in the center of the garden, and a hill in the north of the pool. There are giant weeping cherry trees, maples, and azaleas in the park. You can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn. The Rhododendron Festival is held from mid-April to mid-May, where you can enjoy the different styles of the four seasons. There is a small road in the park around the pool, so you can travel around freely. The garden is a typical Japanese garden of the Edo period, with the atmosphere of waka. There is also a tea pavilion in the garden, where matcha and wagashi set menus are provided, and you can experience an authentic Japanese leisure and fun.
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  • No.11
    4.5/5
    266 Reviews
    Free
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 356 reviews
    "After the epidemic, Japan traveled again and walked in the Imperial Palace of Tokyo. Ancient city walls, moats, double bridges, Hibigu Park, Hotanakura Fountain Park. [View] The Japanese royal residence is the outer garden. [Cost-effective] Free tour."
    Tokyo
    1.2km from downtown
    Highlights: The outer garden of the Imperial Palace refers to Kitanomaru Park, which opened in 1969, and the outer garden of the Imperial Palace in the square in front of the Imperial Palace. The outer garden of the Imperial Palace is very open, planted with many pines and cypresses, and you will see the iconic bronze statues of equestrian warriors, as well as the simple and solemn city walls. The ground in the front section of the Imperial Palace is paved with gravel, and there is a rustling sound when you walk on it. The outer garden of the imperial residence is considered to be a beautiful place for the imperial residence. There is a large fountain in the middle of the square to commemorate the marriage of the crown prince, and there is the Erchong Bridge on the south side. Tourists like to come here to take photos with the Erchong Bridge. In the moat, you will see swans wandering, and the weeping willows are very beautifully reflected in the river. There is a gravel road near the Imperial Palace, which is said to be paved to protect important people. When an assassin approaches, the foot will make a sound of rubbing against the stone, and the guards will notice it. In spring, the cherry blossoms in the outer garden of the Imperial Palace are so beautiful that many tourists come to watch them.
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  • No.12
    4.4/5
    135 Reviews
    Free
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 505 reviews
    "Can't bear the pool is located in the West District of Tokyo Ueno Zoo. Next to the pool is the famous wild panda in Sichuan, China. Can't bear the life of the pool as a variety of wild birds, free and comfortable. [View] A wetland ecological park in Tokyo Ueno Zoo. [Interesting] Learn about wild birds. [Cost-effective] high."
    Tokyo
    4.5km from downtown
    Highlights: Shinobu Pond is located in Ueno Park. In the center of the pond, there is a "Bentian" dedicated to the goddess of eloquence. There are many birds such as ducks and pelicans. There are large lotus flowers growing in the pond. In summer, the entire pond surface is covered with lotus flowers. In case of rain, the heavy green in the drizzle and the water droplets on the lotus leaves add a dynamic vitality. In spring, you can see cherry blossoms in full bloom. Although the lake is not big, you can enjoy the pleasure of boating, and the water concert hall often holds various performances such as concerts. The origin of the name is engraved on the stone tablet of Shinobu Pond: In the past, the place between Ueno and Hongo Terrace was called "Ninja Hill". There is a building in the distance of Shinobi Pond. It is said to be an earlier high-rise building complex in Tokyo. It is a product left when Japan's economy took off. Together with Shinobi Pond, it is also a charming picture.
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  • No.13
    4.7/5
    1,713 Reviews
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 5279 reviews
    "The cherry blossom season must go to Ueno Park to enjoy the cherry blossoms. The location is next to Ueno JRStation, which is very convenient. After going, you can bury Amei Yokohama. It was a pity that it rained lightly on the day I went."
    Tokyo
    5km from downtown
    Highlights: Uneo Park is a spacious public park in Tokyo’s Taito ward. First established in 1873, Uneo Park draws influence from Western parks popular at the time. Today visitors are free to wander the many paths and open spaces. There are estimated to be over 8,000 tree species in the park and the small bodies of water attract a wide variety of birds. A number of museums are located within Uneo Park including the Tokyo National Museum and the National Museum of Nature and Science. Uneo Park’s most famous attraction, however, is the spring Cherry Blossom Festival when people flock to admire the natural beauty on offer. Truly it is something to behold.
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  • No.14
    4.6/5
    143 Reviews
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    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 2040 reviews
    "The only area where the Tokyo Imperial Palace opens its gates for the public visits."
    Tokyo
    1.9km from downtown
    Highlights: Part of the Imperial Palace's inner garden, the Imperial Palace East Palace is an imperial palace open to the outside world. The East Palace is divided into Honmaru, Ninomaru and Sannomaru. The Honmaru used to be the main defensive front, and the Ninomaru was the second defensive front with a small courtyard inside. , and Sannomaru has a collection hall. Many cherry trees are planted in the East Garden, so it is also a place for cherry blossom viewing. Except for Mondays, Fridays and some special days, the East Palace of the Imperial Palace can be visited free of charge at other times. There are many historical sites in it. The Sannomaru Museum is an exhibition hall of the art collection of the Emperor Showa, which displays exhibits of kimonos and Japanese paintings; The Tianshoutai is the ruins of the castle tower of the Edo Castle. It was built in 1638 and was destroyed by a fire. It has not been rebuilt, but it has become a viewing platform, overlooking the scenery of the East Palace, and there are also chairs on it. The child is for tourists to rest; the Hundred People Bansho is also an Edo-style building worth visiting. In those days, three groups of ninjas, Koga, Iga and Genlai, guarded it day and night in shifts. In addition, Suwa Chaya, Taohua Rakudo, and club halls are also worth visiting.
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  • No.15
    4.5/5
    16 Reviews
    Free
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 292 reviews
    "The park is the largest park in the area around Setagaya. As a runner, this is a great park for me because it has an officially built runway around the park and it is also a great place for families with children because there is a small park for children in the park, There are also trails for children to practice bicycles. Also, it is often used for sporting events, and it also often hosts fun food events such as the Meat Festival and Ramen Festival, where people can taste the food of local Japanese counties in Tokyo."
    Tokyo
    10.7km from downtown
    Highlights: Komazawa Olympic Park is located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. It is a sports park in Setagaya Ward and Meguro Ward of Tokyo. It was once one of the main venues for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. In addition to the track and field arenas, the first and second ball game fields, baseball fields, tennis courts, archery fields and other sports venues, there are also facilities such as children's playgrounds, bicycle paths, and jogging paths. With an elegant environment and lush greenery, the park is a good place for Tokyo residents to exercise in their spare time.
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  • No.16
    4.7/5
    13 Reviews
    "The Yamaguchi Museum of Culture and Art is a famous museum in Tokyo. They have many good collections, but due to the extremely fragile nature of Japanese painting and the limited space, they only exhibit a small number of collections and exhibitions."
    Koganei
    22.9km from downtown
  • No.17
    4.3/5
    21 Reviews
    Free
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 265 reviews
    "It is a park just off Oji Station. It is also known as a famous place for cherry blossoms. The scenery is good, and there are playsets for children to play with. It's a nice park."
    Tokyo
    9.1km from downtown
    Highlights: Asuka Mountain Park is located in Kita Ward, Tokyo. It is about a 10-minute walk from the old Furukawa Garden. A large number of cherry trees are planted in the park. During the cherry blossom season, it is a traditional cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo. The city of the park is relatively old, so the local elderly like to come here. Unlike Ueno Park, Asuka Mountain is not in the center of the city, but there are frequent exchanges of folk art in the park, and various folk groups often hold various exhibitions in the park from time to time. During the cherry blossom season, traditional Japanese dance performances can be enjoyed. The combination of large cherry trees and European-style Western buildings in the courtyard of the Shibuzawa Historical Museum near the park is also worth seeing. Interested tourists may wish to take a look.
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  • No.18
    4.7/5
    16 Reviews
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 218 reviews
    "The largest metropolitan park in Tokyo. There are so many nature in the 23 wards. You can enjoy cherry blossoms and iris depending on the season, and the poplar trees in the park are wonderful."
    Tokyo
    16km from downtown
    Highlights: Mizumoto Park is located in Katsushika, Tokyo. It covers an area of 760,000 square meters and is a large-scale water park in the 23 districts of Tokyo. There are many trees here, there are more than 10,000 high and low trees, the garden is full of green, and the environment is quiet and beautiful. It is a good place for locals in Tokyo to relax.
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  • No.19
    4.8/5
    4 Reviews
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 194 reviews
    "I found this park in the hotel room. It happened to be visited by the road. It was very large and the environment was very clean. There were amusement facilities for children in the middle. One day, I saw a mother with a child playing there. I was very envious of Japanese children having such a big park to play. And you can see the Skytree in the park, it is a good photo location, and you don’t have to worry about the danger of taking pictures on the road. It is recommended that you can go and see it."
    Tokyo
    5.6km from downtown
  • No.20
    4.4/5
    100 Reviews
    taCommentScoreUrlbased on 666 reviews
    "It is very close to the Dome, and there is such an elegant and quiet place in the noisy city, which is rare. Tickets are required to enter, 300 yen. After entering and leaving, the beauty of the garden inside is excellent value for money. A work of Yuyao people in Zhejiang in the Ming Dynasty, I didn't expect it to be so well preserved until now. There is a tea in it, there is a good scenery, good tea, good mood!"
    Tokyo
    4.1km from downtown
    Highlights: Koishikawa Korakuen is a Japanese-style garden that incorporates Chinese elements. It was built in the early Edo period. "Korakuen" is taken from "The Worry of the World Before the World, and the Joy of the World" in "The Story of Yueyang Tower" one sentence. The garden integrates mountains, rivers, lakes, and pastoral landscapes, with Tokyo Dome as the background, which is unique. The courtyard is quiet and pleasant, suitable for walking. Thousands of trees are planted here, including pine, maple, cherry trees, etc. The large spring water with Penglai Island and Tokudaiji Stone is the center, and cherry trees, maples and other trees are planted around. In the north, there are Merlin, iris, rattan and so on. In early February every year, the white plum blossoms are in full bloom, and in early April, there are sakura blossoms that can be viewed, attracting a large number of tourists to come here.
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FAQ

What are some Nature Attractions in Tokyo?
Some Nature Attractions in Tokyo include:Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden|Yoyogi Park|Shiba Park|HibiyaPark|Showa Memorial Park
What are some highly-rated Nature Attractions in Tokyo?
Some highly-rated Nature Attractions in Tokyo include:Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden:4.8|Yoyogi Park:4.5|Shiba Park:4.5|HibiyaPark:4.5|Showa Memorial Park:4.6
At what locations in Tokyo can Nature Attractions in Tokyo be found?
The Nature Attractions in Tokyo are mainly located in:Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden:Tokyo|Yoyogi Park:Tokyo|Shiba Park:Tokyo|HibiyaPark:Tokyo|Showa Memorial Park:Akishima