Shiba Park

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 The vast majority of Japanese Shiba park, Tokyo Izuki Park, and Rosa Park's Pumika flowers are so beautiful!! I have seen different bloggers going to Shiba Park, located under the Tokyo Tower, in mid May to take photos of Puwei flowers. Although the weather is not particularly bright during the flowering season, there are still many people who come here to take photos of Puwei flowers. Through the gap, I can see the distant Tokyo Tower, which is an unparalleled beautiful scene. [Cover picture: I have destroyed the building next to the Tokyo Tower]

#japantrip Shiba Park in Tokyo is like a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city, offering a serene escape. 🌳 The lush greenery, stunning gardens, and the iconic Tokyo Tower create a captivating atmosphere as soon as you step in. The park's well-maintained paths are perfect for leisurely walks, and the beautifully kept Hamarikyu Gardens, linked to Shiba Park 🛝, showcase traditional Japanese landscaping. What makes Shiba Park special is its mix of history and modernity. The coexistence of ancient temples like Zojo-ji and the futuristic Tokyo Tower against Tokyo's skyline forms a unique and mesmerizing setting. For history buffs, nature enthusiasts, and those looking for a peaceful hideaway in Tokyo, Shiba Park is a must-visit. It's a hidden treasure that beautifully blends tradition and modernity in the heart of Japan's capital. 🏞️

Hi, sisters who love cherry blossom viewing, today I bring you the most comprehensive Tokyo cherry blossom viewing guide|||It's cherry blossom season again🌸 The predicted cherry blossom blooming date in Tokyo for 2024 is March 17th, so sisters planning to visit Tokyo, don't miss the popular cherry blossom spots! 📍Ueno Park The historic Ueno Park has over 800 cherry trees in full bloom🌸, and there are also art museums and zoos nearby, so it's recommended for sisters who love art and those with children to view cherry blossoms here!🌸 📍Sumida Park This place is near Senso-ji Temple, with a continuous cherry blossom trail and the river shimmering, the cherry blossoms are beautifully pale pink, don't miss the spot where you can take photos with the Skytree and cherry blossoms in the same frame!🌸 📍Meguro River Meguro River is a classic cherry blossom viewing spot, with both sides of the entire riverbank planted with pink cherry trees, and cherry blossom petals even float into the river, turning the river into a limited-time pink river, the scenery is breathtaking, and no matter how you take photos, it's a beautiful picture!🌸 📍Kasai Rinkai Park This park is close to Tokyo Bay, with an aquarium nearby, and there are over 700 cherry trees in the park, as well as a Ferris wheel, you can sit in the Ferris wheel and overlook the pink and white cherry forest, definitely a photo-worthy view!🌸 📍Shiba Park Shiba Park is one of the earliest parks in Japan, and here you can find photo spots with cherry blossoms and the Tokyo Tower in the same frame!🌸 📍Inokashira Park Inokashira Park is one of Japan's top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots, rowing a swan boat on the lake and leisurely enjoying the cherry blossoms by the lake is truly pleasant!🌸 📍Shinjuku Gyoen If you want to both shop and enjoy cherry blossoms, Shinjuku Gyoen is the perfect choice! With over 70 varieties of cherry blossoms and more than 900 cherry trees, you can bring a picnic mat and have a picnic on the park's grass, enjoying the fun of cherry blossom viewing!🌸 Sisters who want to come to Japan for cherry blossom viewing, come leave a message in the comments or send a message backstage✉, let's go cherry blossom viewing together!🌸 Remember to follow my Ctrip account for more exciting travel tips waiting for you to discover!💕

#japantrip Don't miss this year! This year, there are beautiful rose flowers in Zhiyuan Park again! Enjoy the interplay of Tokyo Tower and roses! One of the pleasures of early summer every year is to admire the roses at Shiba Park in the Port Area of Tokyo! Here, you can enjoy the colorful roses and the interplay of the Tokyo Tower, which is a popular attraction visited by many photography enthusiasts every year. Against the backdrop of buildings such as the Tokyo Tower, Zengami Temple, and the market center lined with office buildings, surrounded by fragrant roses, it is very pleasant.

Good weather is even better with the park! Slow-paced Tokyo is also very charming 🇯🇵🇯🇵🗼🗼 Shiba Park is a great check-in point You can clearly see the Tokyo Tower Next to it is the famous Zojoji Temple Many locals come to picnic, sunbathe, walk dogs and stroll Lying on the grass, giving yourself a break to recharge It seems that all troubles have disappeared~ If you don't know where to go, just come to Shiba Park! -

Chasing the steps of autumn, I stayed up late to organize the must-visit autumn foliage spots guide for 2023 in Japan, allowing you to roam freely in this colorful autumn scenery.🍁🍂 📅Predicted Viewing Times: 🌲Hokkaido Viewing Time: Late September to Late October - Sapporo: Nakajima Park, Ginkgo Avenue at Hokkaido University - Jozankei Onsen: Hot spring♨ resort - Sounkyo: Towering waterfalls, cliffs, and colorful leaves🍂 - Noboribetsu: Volcanically active area, lakes surrounded by maple leaves 🍂Tohoku Viewing Time: Early October to Mid-November - Naruko Gorge, Kurikoma Mountain, Kakunodate 🍁Chubu Viewing Time: Late September to Early December - Kanazawa, Toyama, Fukui 🍂Kanto Viewing Time: Early October to Early December - Tokyo: Meiji Jingu Gaien - Hakone: Hakone Art Museum - Nikko: Kegon Falls 🍁Kansai/Kinki Viewing Time: Mid-October to Late December - Kyoto: Kiyomizu Temple, Arashiyama, Daibutsu - Osaka: Minoo Waterfall 🍂Chugoku Viewing Time: Mid-October to Late November - Hiroshima: Miyajima Momijidani Park, Onomichi Park, Daishoin - Okayama: Tsuyama Castle, Okutsu Valley 🍁Shikoku Viewing Time: Early October to Late November - Kagawa: Kankakei Gorge, Kotohira-gu Shrine, Ritsurin Park - Tokushima: Mount Tsurugi, Iya Valley, Oboke - Ehime: Nametoko Gorge - Kochi: Beppu Gorge 🍂Kyushu Viewing Time: Early November to Early December - Kagoshima: Kirishima Onsen, Kirishima Shrine - Fukuoka: Kiyomizu Temple Honbo Garden, Hyuga God Gorge 💡Tips: - Accommodation Booking: The autumn foliage season is a peak travel time in Japan, so be sure to book your accommodation in advance. - Dress: Prepare comfortable walking shoes for exploring temples and parks. - Photography: Don't forget to bring your camera to capture these beautiful moments. - Climate: The climate in Japan varies in autumn, so be prepared with clothing for different weather conditions. - Etiquette: Follow the rules in temples and parks, and respect the local religion and culture. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a returning friend, this guide will lead you to appreciate the unique beauty of Japan's autumn season.🍂🌸

Shiba Park, located in the Minato district, is a park situated right next to the Tokyo Tower. Unlike typical cherry blossom viewing spots, its unique selling point is not a vast sea of cherry blossoms or a boulevard lined with them, but rather, it is the only place in all of Tokyo where you can simultaneously enjoy the iconic Tokyo landmark - the Tokyo Tower🗼, cherry blossoms, and Zojoji Temple❤️ When the Tokyo Tower lights up at night, paired with the cherry trees of Shiba Park, it creates a different kind of beauty unique to Tokyo! Therefore, Shiba Park is a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo, both during the day and at night!!

#tokyotrip Shiba Park in Tokyo is a serene and historic gem that offers a tranquil escape in the heart of the city. As I entered this peaceful oasis, I was immediately struck by the lush greenery, beautiful gardens, and the commanding presence of Tokyo Tower. The park's well-tended pathways are perfect for leisurely strolls, and the meticulously maintained Hamarikyu Gardens, connected to Shiba Park, offer a taste of traditional Japanese landscaping. What truly sets Shiba Park apart is its blend of history and modernity. The juxtaposition of ancient temples like Zojo-ji and the futuristic Tokyo Tower against the backdrop of Tokyo's skyline creates a unique and captivating atmosphere. Shiba Park is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a serene retreat within Tokyo's bustling streets. It's a hidden gem that beautifully marries tradition and modernity in the heart of Japan's capital. #nature #park

#thingstodo I recently had the joy of visiting Shiba Park, one of Tokyo's oldest and most storied green spaces. Steeped in history and nestled among some of the city's most iconic sights, this park provides a serene escape from the urban hustle. The juxtaposition of ancient trees against the backdrop of the modern Tokyo Tower is like a live-action "city meets nature" film. Walking through Shiba Park, I half-expected a samurai to emerge from the shadows of the trees, smartphone in hand, snapping a selfie with the Tokyo Tower! It's a delightful blend of the old and new, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a history-infused jog.

❤️Reasons to recommend: Tokyo Tower is a landmark building in Tokyo, standing at 332.6 meters tall with a red and white color scheme. 📍Detailed address: 4-2-8 Shiba Park, Minato-ku, Tokyo 💰Admission Fee: Main Deck (150 meters) Adults: 1,200 yen High school students: 1,000 yen Children (middle and elementary school students): 700 yen Toddlers (4 years and older): 500 yen Top Deck Tour (150 meters & 250 meters) Adults: 2,800 yen/3,000 yen High school students: 2,600 yen/2,800 yen Children (middle and elementary school students): 1,800 yen/2,000 yen Toddlers (4 years and older): 1,200 yen/1,400 yen 🕙Business Hours: 1. Main Deck (150 meters): 9:00~22:30 2. Top Deck Tour (150 meters & 250 meters): 9:00~22:15 🚉Transportation: 1. Toei Oedo Line/Akabanebashi Station/5 minutes walk 2. Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line/Kamiyacho Station/7 minutes walk 3. Toei Mita Line/Onarimon Station/Shiba Park Station/6~10 minutes walk 4. Toei Asakusa Line/Daimon Station/10 minutes walk 5. JR/Hamamatsucho Station/15 minutes walk 🌟Highlights: There is a large observation deck at 150 meters and a special observation deck at 249.9 meters, offering a panoramic view of Tokyo's cityscape, including skyscrapers, parks, temples and shrines, Tokyo Bay, and distant mountains. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji and Mount Tsukuba. ✅Must Experience: Tokyo Tower has two types of lighting: 'Landmark Lighting' and 'Diamond Veil'. ① Landmark Lighting is the regular mode, with a warm orange color in winter and a refreshing white in summer, lit from sunset to midnight; ② Diamond Veil: Equipped with 268 LED lights on the 17th floor, it changes once a month on Monday nights, with a total of 12 different light colors. The Diamond Veil changes seven colors, emitting a gem-like radiance, usually only lit for two hours from 20:00-22:00 on Saturdays, with light colors adjusted according to the season and events; ③ Tokyo Tower hosts several themed lighting events each year. Interested friends can learn about them in advance.