Inokashira Park | Tokyo's Secretly Cherished Tranquil Corner 🌿

#Challenge to Visit 50 Gardens and Parks 🌇 When it comes to urban green spaces in Tokyo, many people immediately think of Ueno or Yoyogi... But for those living in Kichijoji or Mitaka, Inokashira Onshi Park is the true "everyday sanctuary." 🌿✨ This park, which opened in 1917, is one of Japan's first "gift parks,"with a history spanning over a century. It's hailed as a "forest in the city," and it's not just a park—it's a vessel for a way of life. 🌇 【Stepping into Inokashira slows down the pace of your entire day】 It's less than a 5-minute walk from Kichijoji Station's south exit to Inokashira Pond. 🌿✨ In spring, cherry blossoms bloom along the pond's edge, forming a "ceiling of flowers"; in summer, the dense shade covers the water, and rowing a boat through it feels like a scene straight out of a Japanese drama. 🌇 The Nanabitsu Bridge in the center of the pond is the perfect spot for photos and daydreaming. 🌿✨When you're tired from walking, you can stroll along the boardwalk or sit on a bench to listen to the breeze from Kichijoji. 🌇Here, no one rushes you, and even the wind is gentle. #Tokyo 🌇