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Experience the best of Shinjuku Gyoen

Shinjuku Gyoen is a 144-acre national garden in central Tokyo, combining French formal, English landscape, and traditional Japanese garden styles, and is one of Tokyo's premier cherry blossom viewing sites. Find standard entry tickets and seasonal hanami event access options here.
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Slide 1 of 7, Shinjuku Gyoen garden with autumn foliage and city skyline in Tokyo, Japan.
Shinjuku Gyoen garden with autumn foliage and city skyline in Tokyo, Japan.
Explore at your pace
  • Explore Tokyo’s Shinjuku Gyoen with an advance e-ticket, wandering through 58.3 hectares and 10,000 trees across stunning seasonal gardens.

  • Skip queues and secure entry in peak seasons with a mobile e-ticket, giving you freedom to explore at your own relaxed pace.

  • Enjoy seamless access to Landscape, Formal, and traditional Japanese gardens, all blending nature, design, and calm in central Tokyo.

  • Visit during spring to admire over 1,000 cherry trees in bloom at one of Tokyo’s most famous sakura-viewing destinations.

  • Discover historic buildings, unwind at garden cafés, and browse seasonal gift shops for a peaceful escape from the city buzz.

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  • Explore Tokyo’s Shinjuku Gyoen with an advance e-ticket, wandering through 58.3 hectares and 10,000 trees across stunning seasonal gardens.

  • Skip queues and secure entry in peak seasons with a mobile e-ticket, giving you freedom to explore at your own relaxed pace.

  • Enjoy seamless access to Landscape, Formal, and traditional Japanese gardens, all blending nature, design, and calm in central Tokyo.

  • Visit during spring to admire over 1,000 cherry trees in bloom at one of Tokyo’s most famous sakura-viewing destinations.

  • Discover historic buildings, unwind at garden cafés, and browse seasonal gift shops for a peaceful escape from the city buzz.

from
Â¥500
Slide 1 of 10, Premium silk kimono rental experience at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Japan.
Premium silk kimono rental experience at Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Japan.
1 hr 30 mins
  • Transform your visit to Shinjuku Gyoen by slipping into an artisan silk kimono, turning each step into a cultural experience to photograph.
  • After buying your Shinjuku Gyoen entry ticket, check in at the tea house, pick a kimono and obi, then relax as staff dress you and style your hair.
  • Head out dressed in an obi belt and tabi socks with sandals and a handbag, so your kimono is matched from head to toe as you wander the park.
  • Savor moments among Shinjuku Gyoen's seasonal colors, with a Japanese umbrella on rainy days and kimono return only required by 4:00 PM.
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  • Transform your visit to Shinjuku Gyoen by slipping into an artisan silk kimono, turning each step into a cultural experience to photograph.
  • After buying your Shinjuku Gyoen entry ticket, check in at the tea house, pick a kimono and obi, then relax as staff dress you and style your hair.
  • Head out dressed in an obi belt and tabi socks with sandals and a handbag, so your kimono is matched from head to toe as you wander the park.
  • Savor moments among Shinjuku Gyoen's seasonal colors, with a Japanese umbrella on rainy days and kimono return only required by 4:00 PM.
from
Â¥29,150
Slide 1 of 16, Couple in kimonos walking in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Tokyo, with city skyline.
Couple in kimonos walking in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Tokyo, with city skyline.
1 hr 30 mins
  • Slip into traditional attire at a tea house inside Shinjuku Gyoen, turning a Tokyo park visit into a photo-friendly cultural moment.
  • Begin at the Rakuu-tei reception, choose your kimono or yukata from June to September, then let staff dress you and provide basic hair styling for women.
  • Enjoy a full kimono set with belt, socks, sandals, and a Japanese handbag, plus a free Japanese umbrella on rainy days to complete the look.
  • Stroll through the Japanese garden in your outfit, take photos at this Tokyo spot, then find Japanese souvenirs and gifts in the shop.
More details
  • Slip into traditional attire at a tea house inside Shinjuku Gyoen, turning a Tokyo park visit into a photo-friendly cultural moment.
  • Begin at the Rakuu-tei reception, choose your kimono or yukata from June to September, then let staff dress you and provide basic hair styling for women.
  • Enjoy a full kimono set with belt, socks, sandals, and a Japanese handbag, plus a free Japanese umbrella on rainy days to complete the look.
  • Stroll through the Japanese garden in your outfit, take photos at this Tokyo spot, then find Japanese souvenirs and gifts in the shop.
from
Â¥7,040