1-6 Hibiyakoen, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0012, JapanMap
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主妇潇潇
4/5
Excellent
The oldest Western park in Japan, it is also an oasis in the urban area of Tokyo. It has towering trees, the footprints of Sun Yat-sen and Soong Ching-ling, the Liberty Bell given by the people of Philadelphia to the Japanese people, and ancient artifacts left over from the ancient Shinto writing period in Japan.
You can go to the Imperial Palace through it. Nearby are the Takarazuka Theater, Nissei Theater and Toho Film, the birthplace of modern Japanese culture
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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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Show More ReviewsThe oldest Western park in Japan, it is also an oasis in the urban area of Tokyo. It has towering trees, the footprints of Sun Yat-sen and Soong Ching-ling, the Liberty Bell given by the people of Philadelphia to the Japanese people, and ancient artifacts left over from the ancient Shinto writing period in Japan. You can go to the Imperial Palace through it. Nearby are the Takarazuka Theater, Nissei Theater and Toho Film, the birthplace of modern Japanese culture