Arisugawa-no-miya Memorial Park

The park is right next to Guangwei Station, in the city center, surrounded by embassies of various countries, and there is a library in the park, which coexists with nature and culture. Although the area of the park is not very large, but the scenery is rich, there are some small slopes in the park, and the buildings around the park are also very beautiful.

In the Edo era, this land was the territory of Shenggang, and in 1896, Prince Weiren of Qichuan Palace was rationed as a royal land. In 1934, the Qichuan Palace Memorial Park was built. The terrain of the linen platform, with hills, valleys, waterfalls and pools, is a beautiful Japanese garden with natural landscape.

Akigawa Palace Park is a gem, a (relatively) small park located in the advanced wide-tailed hemp field, but full of resources. There is a pond with lots of turtles, and in this typical Japanese setting some fishermen will take great pictures, especially when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring or the colorful leaves fall. The narrow paths and stairs allow you and your child to discover the different areas of the park, with lots of games for young children at the top, and plenty of space to play Frisbee, football or remote mini-cars. Nearby is the municipal tennis court and baseball stadium where children play loudly on weekends. If you live in the area, be sure to visit, and if you don't live here, it's not bad to see.

It is a large and large park. You can walk from Hiroo Station, Azabu Juban Station and Roppongi Station.

My photo address of the figure man and we wandered all the way to this year. The public Qichuan Palace Park is not very big, but also a place with stories. We basically walked around in it and came out.