Koishikawa Korakuen
4.4(6,738)
Garden
About
Koishikawa Korakuen is one of Tokyo's oldest Japanese strolling gardens, dating back to the early 17th century. Its winding paths circle a central pond with bridges, offering a serene escape amid the city’s bustle near Tokyo Dome.
The garden’s design blends natural hills, water features, and carefully composed landscapes inspired by famous Japanese and Chinese scenes. It’s a contemplative setting ideal for small group walks or outdoor breaks during business events.
Best for
- Outdoor team walks & mindfulness breaks
- Scenic client meetups near Tokyo Dome
- Cultural immersion & inspiration strolls
Standout features
Historic Landscape
17th-century Edo-period strolling garden
One of Tokyo’s oldest gardens, Koishikawa Korakuen dates back to the early Edo period and features a classic strolling garden layout with walking paths circling a central pond and island, reflecting traditional Japanese garden design.
Signature Structures
Distinctive stone bridges and island features
The garden includes the historic Engetsu Bridge, designed by a Ming dynasty scholar, and a turtle-shaped island with a shrine, blending Japanese and Chinese garden aesthetics in a serene setting.
Seasonal Flora & Events
Seasonal flower displays and traditional garden events
Visitors can enjoy seasonal blooms like iris and plum blossoms, plus cultural activities such as traditional Japanese games on terraces, enhancing the garden’s year-round appeal.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday9am – 4:30pm
Monday9am – 4:30pm
Tuesday9am – 4:30pm
Wednesday9am – 4:30pm
Thursday9am – 4:30pm
Friday9am – 4:30pm
Saturday9am – 4:30pm
Rated 4.4 on Google · 6,738 reviews