Hamarikyū Garden: Tokyo’s Coastal Strolling Garden

Hamarikyū Garden: Tokyo’s Coastal Strolling Garden

Located by Tokyo Bay, Hamarikyū Garden is a vast Edo-period strolling garden built by the Tokugawa shogunate. Its tidal ponds, falconry grounds, and flower fields reflect its historical grandeur. The Meiji-era imperial villa inspired its name: "Hama" (seashore) and "rikyū" (detached palace).

Inside the eBook

• Historical Insights: From shogunal origins to imperial use.
• Garden Features: Tea house, 300-year-old pine, tidal ponds, and seasonal flowers.
• Visitor Tips: Explore with our recommended route inside the eBook.

20 pages

38 pictures

PDF format (27 MB)

Experience the harmony of nature and history!