Kansen-en Park — Attraction in Tokyo

Nice little park. TONS (and I really mean a lot, they're everywhere!) of toads around (watch where you're going so you don't step on the little guys!), at least when I was there, in the evening in the middle of May. So avoid if you don't like those I guess. I think they're adorable. You can also see bats if you're lucky. Just be aware that the gates close at 7 (7.30 actually, in my case, which is when the lights go out), and if you're still in the park when that happens, you'll be locked inside, which happened to me...Getting out is not that easy, and I hurt myself doing so, so I really don't recommend that. I didn't know any better,...

This park is a hidden gem! While exploring the local area, we wandered across this park, and it is incredibly well done. It's small, but beautiful with an exceptional layout and mix of water features, unique stepping stones, bridges, trees, flowers, wildlife and everything else you'd want in a park in such a dense part of the city. If you're in the area, it's well...

Great little park, secluded and peaceful. There are fish and turtles in the pond! If you are in the area, perhaps visiting a shrine or two then this is a good stop off and not far from Waseda and the Toden-Arakawa line (tram).

Not wheelchair accessible, there are several stairs and the floor is uneven and narrow in...