[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Yoyogi Park (Updated Apr)

Yoyogi Park is one of Tokyo’s largest and most vibrant green spaces, offering a perfect escape from the city’s hustle. Known for its wide lawns, towering trees, and scenic walking paths, the park is especially popular during cherry blossom season when pink petals transform the landscape. Located near Harajuku and Meiji Shrine, it’s a lively spot for picnics, jogging, and cultural events, making it a must-visit for both relaxation and people-watching. 💰 Entrance Fee: Free 🕰️ Opening Hours: 24 hours 🚊 How to get there: 1. Harajuku Station: Located on the JR Yamanote Line, it’s about a 5-minute walk to the park.  2.Yoyogi-Kōen Station: Situated on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line, this station provides easy access to the park.  3. Meiji-Jingumae Station: Found on the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line, it’s another convenient option for reaching the park. #cherryblossom25 #japan #tokyo #yoyogipark

🙆‍♂️Maybe it's because I've watched too many anime, but the cherry blossom season is always the season I look forward to the most🥹 This year, due to the weather, the cherry blossoms will bloom later than usual, and are expected to bloom in large numbers in mid-to-late March. After visiting many times, besides the popular hot spots that have already bloomed, here are some places I recommend. All of them are accessible by subway, and are secret spots with cherry blossoms lining the streets. 🚃Transportation + Features + Photo Spots + Tips 📍Kawazu Cherry Blossoms⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🌸Features: The same filming location as the Japanese drama "First Love," with cherry blossom trees stretching for nearly 5 km along the river, which is truly stunning. The petals are also very large, making it easier to take close-up shots compared to other places. 📷Photo Spots: It is recommended to walk counterclockwise along both sides of the riverbank to avoid the crowds and take photos freely. 🚇Transportation: Take the JR Izu Kyuko Line, which is a special cherry blossom train. Remember to book a seat on the left side (A) to enjoy a 10-minute coastal view, which is super beautiful. 📍JR Nishi-Hachioji Station⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🌸Features: Both sides of the entire riverbank are lined with cherry blossom trees, which is very spectacular. There are also very few people, mostly locals jogging, so you can take photos freely. 📷Photo Spots: Every day at 14:10/16:25, two Chuo Line limited express trains will roar through the cherry blossom tunnel (arrive 20 minutes early to get a spot). 🚇Transportation: Exit the north exit of JR Chuo Line "Nishi-Hachioji Station," cross the overpass to "Oiwakecho Pedestrian Bridge." 📍Tokyo Skytree⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🌸Features: A popular postcard location, with the world's tallest tower and cherry blossoms in the same frame. Many people like to take photos of the night cherry blossoms here, but I prefer to take photos on sunny days, which are more beautiful. 🚇Transportation: Take the Asakusa Line to "Oshiage Station" and exit at B3/ Take the Tobu Skytree Line directly. 📷Photo Spots: From 18:00 to 21:00, the Skytree will light up with cherry blossom pink lights! It is recommended to walk to Azumabashi Bridge to take photos of the river cherry blossoms and the double tower reflection. 🌚Tips: Be sure to come on a sunny day, as it looks really ugly on a cloudy day. 📍Shinjuku Gyoen⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🌸Features: An urban garden with more than 70 kinds of cherry blossoms blooming in succession, with a flowering period of up to 1 month, so you won't miss it. 🚇Transportation: Take the Marunouchi Line to "Shinjuku Gyoenmae Station" and exit at Exit 1/ Walk 10 minutes from the south exit of JR "Shinjuku Station." 📷Photo Spots: Use a wide-angle lens to capture the lawn, cherry blossoms, and Shinjuku skyscrapers in the same frame in the garden area. 🌚Tips: There will be a lot of people after 11:00. 📍Yoyogi Park⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🌸Features: Many local young people come here for picnics and cherry blossom viewing. It is also a filming location for many anime. There is a cherry blossom market every weekend, which I have attended once, and it is really lively. 🚇Transportation: Take the Chiyoda Line to "Yoyogi-Koen Station" and exit at Exit 4/ Walk 7 minutes from the Omotesando exit of JR "Harajuku Station."

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#Tokyo Attractions 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours 📍Address: 5 minutes walk from Yoyogi Park Station, Tokyo Metro 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Yoyogi Park is located in the center of Tokyo and is a great place to view cherry blossoms. When spring arrives, the cherry trees in the park are starting to bloom, with pink petals everywhere. The fountain in Yoyogi Park is one of the attractive attractions, next to many small animals, squirrels, sparrows, white pigeons, etc., the beauty of nature 💕

A short walk from Yoyogi Park Station (Yoyogi Hachiman Station), there is a specialty “Flan Patissier” shop called PAQUET MONTÉ. The shop is a renovated house, and there is standing seating on the first floor and a private room on the second floor that requires a reservation✨. The interior is also very nice🥹🤍. You don’t need a reservation to get to the standing room, but it’s very popular, so you may have to line up. (I also lined up a little) It’s called “Paquemonte”, a traditional French triangular wrapping, and the wrapping is very cute, so it’s recommended as a souvenir♡. The most important thing is the taste… it’s really amazing😭✨ The crispy puff pastry and the rich flan pastry overlapped and it was the best. I also added ice cream, which was delicious!! If you can eat it at the store, please try the ice cream! It’s very difficult to put it on! lol I think it would be great to warm it up and eat it at home. I want to try other varieties too... If you go, you'll definitely want to come back🫡 There are lots of great cafes around Yoyogi Park Station, so I recommend a cafe trip with an empty stomach🥰 [From the official website] Address: 5-38-13 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo *Yoyogi-Hachiman Station North Exit Yoyogi Park Station Exit 3 There was no location information, so it's Yoyogi Park😭 Business hours: 10:00-19:00 (closes when sold out) Closed: Tuesdays and Wednesdays #gourmettrip #Tokyocafe #girlstrip #cafehopping

A cherry blossom picnic in spring or a beach picnic in summer is great, but an autumn picnic to enjoy the autumn leaves is also great🤩🍁 This time, we will introduce the charms of autumn picnics🎶 ====Charm 1: Autumn leaves Autumn means autumn leaves🍁 This time, we did it at Yoyogi Park, and the yellow leaves were very beautiful and the scenery was amazing😍✨ It's so relaxing to feel nature in the warm autumn weather🫶 －－－－Charm 2: Just the right temperature It's cold if you stay still, but the temperature is just right for moving🏃♀️☀️ In spring and summer, you worry about food spoiling, and if you move around, it's hot and you end up sticky with sweat even though it's a great picnic. . On that point, autumn picnics are just warm enough to exercise, so you can play badminton, catch, and have fun at your best 😝💓💓 If you want to relax on a sheet, we recommend UNO, cards, and board games 🎶 ---Attraction 3: It's empty If you want to have a picnic in the spring, it's hard to find a place during the cherry blossom season 😢 Even if you prepare cute decorations and food, there are so many people that no matter what angle you take a picture, there are only people in the background... 😨💔 In that respect, autumn picnics are not so densely populated, so you can relax at a distance from the other groups 🥳🤍🤍 It's also attractive that you can lie down on a picnic sheet, take photos, and relax slowly 🥰 ====【Picnic data this time】 📍Location Yoyogi Park 🗓The day we went was during the daytime on a national holiday 🚶♀️It was crowded at times, but we could relax at our leisure🥰 🍽Food: McDonald's, I'm Donut, hot dogs (sold from a food truck in the park) 🧺We bought all the miscellaneous goods at DAISO, including cloth and paper plates! ==== What did you think? 😍🧡 We introduced an autumn picnic🎶 It's still warm enough to spend time outside during the day, so please come and visit while the autumn leaves are still beautiful☺️🔆 #picnic #autumnpicnic #autumnleaves #tokyotourism #tokyo #tokyotrip #yoyogipark #domestictravel

When traveling to Japan in the summer, of course you have to eat shaved ice for dessert! 🍧 The homemade jam is particularly thick, and the delicate ice tastes dense Of course, there are many shaved ice shops in Tokyo. This time I recommend this one to everyone～～ The shaved ice shop is located in Yoyogi, Shibuya, close to other tourist attractions and shopping hotspots. It is a specialty store for black tea or tea-flavored shaved ice. You can get a number for the store online, but you have to arrive three hours in advance. However, this can solve the pain of queuing in the hot summer. 👍🏻 This shop is the only shaved ice shop in Tokyo that is certified by Ronnefeldt tea maker from Germany. 🫖 Ronnefeldt's tea is natural and high quality, and is highly praised by five-star hotels around the world. 💚Fig Camembert cheese shaved ice This is the signature flavor of shaved ice, and the staff highly recommends it. The tea it is served with is called Holsteiner Grutze, a traditional German dessert tea with a blackcurrant flavor. Fruit tea is made only from dried berries and does not use any tea leaves. The sour and sweet fruit flavor spreads in your mouth. Paired with fresh cheese and figs, it is very refreshing and delicious, perfect for summer enjoyment. 🤓 💚White peach Earl Grey flavored shaved ice The shaved ice actually has tea in it, with an Earl Grey bergamot aroma that’s tangy and fragrant with its citrus flavor. Peach puree is poured on top, and there is fruit pulp and cream hidden in the middle, which is not too greasy at all. Take another sip of the tea provided by the store, it feels particularly elegant and gentle~ Warm reminder: Many shaved ice shops in Japan are closed on Wednesdays, so avoid Wednesdays when eating shaved ice! 📍Tiny Style Lab Contenant Minami-Shinjuku Store 1F Murano Building 1-42-14 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo #Sign up for hotel test sleeper #Tokyo #JapaneseFood #OverseasTravel

#TokyoTourism Yoyogi Park is located in the Yoyogi district of Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, and is an urban park with an area of ​​approximately 54.1 hectares (about 133.7 acres). The park is decorated with trees, lawns, large flower beds, ponds, and plazas, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of nature throughout the seasons. There are various areas within the park, and Yoyogi Campsite is popular as a rare place to experience camping in the city. Yoyogi Gymnasium is a facility where a variety of events such as sports events and concerts are held. Yoyogi Park is also known as a venue for music and festivals, and Yoyogi Daiichi Park (Yoyogi Onshi Park) is particularly famous for hosting various events and live performances. Many people enjoy running and walking, and many people gather here, especially on weekends. Yoyogi Park plays an important role as a place to seek nature and relaxation in Tokyo.

Yoyogi Park 📍2-1 Yoyogikamizonocho, Shibuya City, Tokyo 151-0052, Japan Today after going to the trendy area of ​​Harajuku pilgrimage, by the way brought my daughter to Yoyogi Park to put down the electricity, the park is very large, birds singing flowers, planted many different varieties of flowers and trees, such as roses, different seasons will have Different flowers for visitors to view, so attracted many men, women, old and young to rest, chat, bike and unwind, there is a small shop at the entrance of the park where people can buy some snacks and toys such as blowing bubbles! On holidays, people will also get together to dance and have fun all afternoon! #Tokyo Attractions #Good place for parents and children #travel #OverseasTravel #Travel good places

I entered through the gate on the Shibuya side and walked to the Harajuku Gate in the direction of Harajuku Station. The roses in the rose garden were blooming beautifully. As I was walking from the rose garden towards the Harajuku Gate, I found the "1st Tokyo Park Garden Awards", a flowerbed design contest, being held. There was a wide variety of flowers and they were very beautiful. It was worth a look☆ There were also hydrangeas in full bloom, and people were taking pictures of the flowers and taking naps on the grass. (June 2023) Yoyogi Kamizonocho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Jinnan 1-chome, Jinnan 2-chome

On the way from Shibuya to Yoyogi Park, there was a row of zelkova trees in Yoyogi Park. On the right side, I could see the National Yoyogi Stadium Second Gymnasium, where international and domestic wrestling competitions are held, and on the left side, I could see the NHK Hall. It was a weekday afternoon, so there were few people and it was quiet. The tree-lined path is not too long and very wide, so it has a great atmosphere. Please stop by if you are in Shibuya, Harajuku, or Yoyogi Park. I recommend it. 1-5-11 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Zelkova trees are in Yoyogi Park B District.

“Yoyogi Park” is a park next to a famous shrine in Harajuku. People like to worship and sacred amulets that are popularly carried to boost their luck. This park is located in Tokyo and is open for free 24 hours a day. It can be said that it is another check-in spot in Harajuku that should not be missed. It is also very popular during the spring when cherry blossoms are in full bloom throughout the park. But in fact, Yoyogi Park is interesting no matter what season it is in Japan. It is suitable for those who are convenient to travel by train. 📍2-1 Yoyogikamizonocho, Shibuya City, Tokyo 151-0052 Japan ⏱️ Open 24 hours. ⭐️ Score 10/10 #TravelJapan #Japan #TravelAbroad #TouristAttraction #TravelJapanByYourself #TravelTokyo #japan #japantrip #japantravel

I have a great 2023 Tokyo cherry blossom season which is at the Yoyogi Park.This park is located just a 3 mins walk from the JR Harajuku station Over here have great cherry blossoms. And there was some blue sky above the clouds. The other good thing was that I went there on a early morning weekday and hence there is not much crowds which enable me to take lots of nice picture . Will definitely recommend to go early morning to catch the beautiful cherry blossoms.

Getting There - easy access from Tokyo station Attractions - park, Sakura sightseeing spot Fees - free of charge One of the best Sakura sightseeing park in Tokyo. At the Sakura season, this park is always crowded. Chilling under the Sakura tree and enjoying the Sakura blooming is amazing spot. But the public toilets are crowded as well. You might line up for at least 30mis…

mimi is a picnic rental shop that is currently open 🧺🤍 . I went with a friend to the pre-opening of a picnic rental specialty store that will open on 3/14 🤍✨ . Yoyogi Park already has cherry blossoms 🌸✨ An early cherry blossom picnic under the cherry blossoms 🤍 . The rental plan this time was a special plan that came with a table, chairs, and a basket bag 🤍✨ The plates, glasses, etc. were all cute, and they were apparently purchased in Korea 👒 . It's a lot of work to prepare for a picnic yourself, but being able to picnic empty-handed was the best and so much fun 🤍✨ (I bought food and drinks on the way there 🥤) I got to enjoy spring a little early 🌸 . . . . #TokyoTourism#TokyoGourmet #StylishPic #YoyogiPark

Address - Yoyogi Park, short walk from Harajuku Station. Go to the main entrance away from the Meiji Jinggu shrine and follow the road in. Ambiance/Facilities - Quiet and beautiful, with a washroom just beside. However it’s quite crowded with Japanese families, sometimes even pets that they bring to the park so you might have to play around with angles to get a shot without other people in it Highlights - Cherry Blossoms & Plum Blossoms that have bloomed slightly earlier in Feb, in the middle of the park Entry Fee - Free!

Yoyogi Park is a classic place to enjoy autumn leaves in Tokyo. The temperature here is just right, so it's a great place to have a picnic with friends. Yoyogi has many cafes, so it was nice to be able to get takeout sandwiches, coffee, sweets, etc. and then relax in the park. #TokyoTourism #AutumnTrip

#TokyoTrip I call Yoyogi Park Tokyo's Central Park because some people exercise on the grass and others sit on benches and read books. What I like most is the big trees that block the rain and direct sunlight, and the feel of the leaf mold underneath. There is a shop (No. 4) and a catering car at the entrance on the Harajuku Station side of the park, but the shop (No. 3) on the opposite side has plenty of food and places to sit. The prices are reasonable, and the shop No. 3 is a considerate shop that comes out just when you're starting to feel tired. By the way, the numbers in parentheses are the numbers on the Yoyogi Park map, not the shop names. And for some reason, I still can't find Shop No. 2 on the map or in real life.

#TokyoTrip You can rent bicycles at the Cycling Center in Yoyogi Park. They have tandems (for two people) and it's a big park, so I feel like going around by bicycle. But unfortunately, it's located on the opposite side of the entrance to Harajuku Station, where you'll most likely get off at Yoyogi Park, so you have to walk quite a distance to rent one. And when I arrived, I found out that I could only ride on the cycling course, which was a setback and didn't accomplish my goal. But I found an unexpected benefit. Children. With a bike with training wheels and a dedicated course, it's the most convenient playground for children, so I've been going back quite often.

MEALS AND DELIGHTFUL About a 5-minute walk from Yoyogi-Hachiman Station on the Odakyu Line The first floor is a tableware shop, and the second floor is a cafe. You can enjoy a Japanese set meal with one soup and three side dishes and homemade sweets. You can also purchase your favorite tableware on the first floor. #cafehopping #pottery #sweets #YoyogiParkCafe #tableware #2022trip #Japanesefood #healthconscious

This bakery is open from 6:30am 🙂! There is an eat-in space inside the store There are also electrical outlets 🔌! It's also recommended because it's only a one-minute walk from Sannomiyabashi Station! The fried curry bread with plenty of croutons was really delicious 😋 There was a wide variety, so it was fun to have a hard time choosing! Address: 1F Excellent Yoyogi, 4-6-4 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Closed: Tuesdays #QuintessaCampaign #Bakery #BakeryTour #TokyoSightseeing

《TREE by NAKED yoyogi park》 ꪔ̤̫͚Yoyogi Park, Tokyo Mille-feuille after a few years🥺♡ And the best combination of matcha and strawberry...🍓✨ The inside of the store was filled with cherry blossoms in full bloom and baby's breath dyed in white and pink, and it was super cute🥰 ⁡ 🍞Special canelé 770 yen 🍰Mille-feuille 1760 yen ☕️Sakura soy milk chai 770 yen #photogenic spot #sakura

A 5-minute walk from Yoyogi-Uehara Station leads to a mosque with a foreign feel. You can see the prayer area, and the talks are very enjoyable. A Turkish person who speaks fluent Japanese will explain in detail. Feel free to take photos! He guided me to the second floor. From the second floor, you can see the details of the mosque's decorations, which is even more impressive. You can also buy small Turkish souvenirs. I recommend this place to anyone who misses Turkey. #Turkey #Mosque #Yoyogi-Uehara #Tokyo Camii #Tokyo Sightseeing #Photogenic Spots #Tokyo #Recommended List

Yoyogi Park, a vast park spreading out on the east side of central Tokyo, is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in spring. Unfortunately, there are restrictions this year, but it is a wonderful spot where you can lie down on the grass and enjoy the magnificent cherry blossoms. I would love to come here for a cherry blossom viewing party next year. #springtrip #sakura #Tokyo #famousflowerspot #YoyogiPark #triptoenjoyspring

Yoyogi Park is a city park, which is the 5th largest park in Tokyo. It is located in Shibuya. Another favorite place when going to Tokyo, because it is such a huge open space, with trees covering you up securely. It also has Meiji Shrine in it, so if you want to visit the shrine, you can just easily walk to it from the center of Yoyogi Park. #wintergetaway

#cherryblossom25 There’s something magical about Yoyogi Park during sakura season. The second I stepped in, I was hit with a pink haze—cherry blossoms so fluffy they looked like cotton candy clouds. The air smelled like spring: sweet florals, fresh grass, and… was that takoyaki? (Spoiler: It was. More on that later.) Unexpected Moment: I found a hidden gem—a tucked-away pond near the park’s quieter northern side, where petals floated on the water like tiny pink boats. Perfect for Insta-worthy pics 📸… until a rogue duck photobombed me. 🦆😂 Foodie Win: Nearby, a street vendor sold sakura mochi—sticky pink rice wrapped in a cherry leaf, sweet and slightly salty. Heaven. Pro tip? Pair it with matcha from Vendor Alley near the Harajuku entrance. Funniest Sight? A group doing impromptu TikTok dances under the trees. One guy in a dinosaur costume joined in. Only in Yoyogi. 🦖💃 Quick Itinerary for the Perfect Visit: ⏰ 10:00 AM – Arrive early, snag a picnic spot under the blossoms. ⏰ 12:00 PM – Grab street food (try the yakisoba or strawberry kakigōri). ⏰ 2:00 PM – Explore Meiji Shrine next door for a serene escape. ⏰ 4:00 PM – People-watch by the fountain—weekends = fashion shows. Final Tip: Bring a blanket, cash for snacks, and zero shame if you end up dancing with a T-rex. Yoyogi’s the kind of place where the best moments are unplanned. 🌸✨ Would you visit? Drop a comment with your fave sakura snack! 👇🍡

#aprilblooms Each April, Japan transforms into a dreamscape of soft pink petals, as sakura trees bloom in breathtaking harmony across cities and countryside alike. Beneath the delicate cascade of cherry blossoms, time seems to pause—strangers become friends over hanami picnics, and ancient temples glow beneath canopies of fleeting beauty. More than just a floral spectacle, sakura season is a celebration of life’s precious impermanence, a reminder to savor every petal, every moment. In this ephemeral wonderland, spring isn’t just a season—it’s a feeling. #aprilblooms #sakura #JapanInBloom

#cherryblossom25 Shibuya may be Tokyo’s electric heartbeat, but come spring, soft pink sakura add a dreamy layer to its fast-paced rhythm. Walk along the Shibuya Stream or relax by Yoyogi Park, where cherry trees bloom in peaceful clusters—perfect for hanami picnics and spontaneous snapshots. Even near the iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing, petals float gently through the air, softening the city’s neon glow. At night, the blossoms glisten under LED lights, blending tradition with modern magic. In Shibuya, cherry blossoms don’t just bloom—they vibe. It’s the place to feel Tokyo’s youthful energy, wrapped in sakura.

In early March, it's the perfect time to enjoy the vibrant Kawazu cherry blossoms, an early-blooming variety. If you're traveling to Tokyo during this season, a visit to Yoyogi Park, the fifth-largest metropolitan park in Tokyo, is highly recommended for cherry blossom viewing. 🌸🌸😍 Within the park, there's a specific area with around ten Kawazu cherry trees. Although the number of trees is not large, their vivid pink blossoms and dense clusters in full bloom still attract many visitors for sightseeing and photo opportunities. Since these Kawazu cherry trees are relatively short, people often gather beneath them to capture beautiful moments with the blossoms. 📷🌸💯 Getting to Yoyogi Park is incredibly convenient. It's just a 5-minute walk from either JR Harajuku Station or Yoyogi-Koen Subway Station. Plus, the park has free admission, making it an ideal spot for cherry blossom viewing. 👍🏼🌸💯