🍂🍁🌳 Gorgeous Ginkgo Viewing in Tokyo this Autumn 2024! 🌳🍁🍂
If you're planning a trip to Tokyo during the 2024 ginkgo season, 🌍 here are the top 5 ginkgo avenues you must visit! Autumn in Tokyo isn't just about maple leaves; ginkgoes are a must-see too! 1️⃣ Ueno Park Located in Taito City, Ueno Park is vast and surrounded by numerous ginkgo trees. In late autumn, the ground is covered with golden ginkgo leaves, resembling a golden velvet carpet. The poetic scenery is truly captivating. Best Viewing Time: Late November to Early December Address: Ueno Park, Taito City, Tokyo Transportation: 2-minute walk from JR "Ueno" Station 2️⃣ The University of Tokyo, Hongo Campus Japan's premier institution, the University of Tokyo, with its ginkgo trees complementing the architecture, evokes a sense of youth and autumnal melancholy. Besides the ginkgo avenue, there's a stunning large ginkgo tree on campus that's a must-see. Best Viewing Time: Late November to Early December Address: 7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo City, Tokyo Transportation: 10-minute walk from Subway Marunouchi Line and Toei Oedo Line "Hongo-Sanchome" or 5-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Namboku Line "Daigaku-mae" 3️⃣ Yoyogi Park As autumn arrives, many people come to enjoy the interplay of ginkgo and maple leaves, creating a beautiful tapestry. The expansive park is perfect for strolling and picnicking. Best Viewing Time: Late November to Early December Address: Yoyogi-Koen, Shibuya City, Tokyo Transportation: 3-minute walk from JR "Harajuku" Station or Tokyo Metro "Meiji-Jingumae (Harajuku)" Station 4️⃣ Hibiya Park Hibiya Park, accessible on foot from Ginza and the Imperial Palace, is Japan's oldest Western-style park, with a history of over 120 years. Enjoy ginkgo viewing by the pond or take photos along the ginkgo walkway. Don't miss the ancient ginkgo tree, estimated to be around 500 years old! Best Viewing Time: Late November to Early December Address: 1-6 Hibiya Park, Chiyoda City, Tokyo Transportation: Near Tokyo Metro "Hibiya" Exits A10 and A14, or an 8-minute walk from JR "Yurakucho" 5️⃣ Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Covering 58.3 hectares, Shinjuku Gyoen features ginkgo trees scattered throughout, from rows of them to solitary giants. The variety of tree species and the interplay of red and yellow leaves add a romantic touch to the garden. Best Viewing Time: Mid-November to Mid-December Address: 11 Naitomachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo Transportation: 10-minute walk from JR, Keio, and Odakyu Line "Shinjuku" (South Exit) or 5-minute walk from Tokyo Metro "Shinjuku-Gyoen-mae" Admission Fee: General 500 yen, Seniors (65+) 250 yen, Students (High School and above) 250 yen, Junior High School and below free Opening Hours: [10/1~3/14] 9:00~16:00 [3/15~6/30, 8/21~9/30] 9:00~17:30 [7/1~8/20] 9:00~18:30 #TokyoGinkgoSeason #UniversityofTokyoGinkgo #GinkgoYellowed 🍂🌟🍁