Kiyosumi Park — Attraction in Tokyo

I think that this is my favourite park that I visited while in Japan.

Most parks are set up for spring viewing which means visiting in the autumn months can be a bit underwhelming. This park was not only quite quiet (mid day work day) but very relaxing and peaceful. I think that observing the wildlife was my favourite bit. A whole island full it Herrin and Crane was very enjoyable to sit and observe.

There was also lots of places to sit down and enjoy the view which I hadn't seen in other gardens.

If in the area, would definitely...

This beautiful park is a lovely place to walk and enjoy a fantastically curated garden. A small picnic area is accessible in the back, and you can see different highlights depending on the time of year you visit, so you can keep coming back and enjoying it. Only half of the garden is accessible for wheelchairs or strollers, but it is still worth a visit. You can leave strollers in an area near the exit and explore the park on foot if your child...

This was one of the prettiest parks I visited in a recent trip to Japan. Despite being in Tokyo, it was very peaceful when I visited. It has a lovely pond, which has a whole host of wildlife including ducks, tortoises and big fish. It was great to see all the animals, as I walked on the stepping stones. There were also blossoming trees (I came in March.) Highly recommend for some...