Is Asukayama Park in Tokyo Worth a Visit? (2)π³β¨
2οΈβ£ Three Must-Visit Free Museums π Paper Museum: Try your hand at making traditional Japanese paper (washi) for just 300 yen β it's an incredibly unique experience! πΏβ¨ Shibusawa Historical Museum: Explore the luxurious residence and garden of the "Father of the Japanese Yen." Wearing a kimono here is a perfect match! (β οΈ Closed on Mondays) 3οΈβ£ Giant Slide Challenge π A retro metal slide from the '90s β super fast! (I slid down with my child, and it was really quick. There was a fun little bounce at the end that left my bottom a bit sore but full of joy!) π β οΈ Cherry Blossom Season Tips: Even though I missed it this time, I did some research and want to share! The best time is late March to early April. If you want to capture stunning photos, consider visiting next spring. πΈ 650 Cherry Blossoms + Night Cherry Blossom Illumination πΈ Cable Car Through the Cherry Blossom Tunnel π Transportation: 3-minute walk from JR Oji Station South Exit (look for the cute little train sign) 7-minute walk from Namboku Line Nishigahara Station For those driving, park at "Oji Ekimae Parking Lot" (400 yen per hour) π‘ Hidden Local Delights: Asukayama Teahouse: Soy sauce dumplings + roasted tea set (inside the park) Nikuya Oyama: Showa-style fried meat patties (near Oji Station South Exit) JΕjΕ Ginza Shopping Street: Fill up for just 1000 yen! βοΈ Recommended Duration: 2 hours (just the park) / 4 hours (with museums) π« Cost: Completely free! (including the cable car and museums) π Opening Hours: 24/7 (museums 9:30-16:30) #TokyoHiddenSpots π #FamilyTravel π #TokyoMuseums ποΈβ¨
