Welcome, dear friend, to Koishikawa Korakuen, a precious treasure and a peaceful sanctuary right next to the city’s modern hum. You are stepping into one of Tokyo’s very oldest gardens, a place of history and harmony crafted in the early Edo period.

This is a “strolling garden,” inviting you on a journey. As you follow the paths, you will see the landscape change before your very eyes. This garden was built by a great lord, but it was inspired by the wisdom of a Chinese scholar, and it beautifully blends the landscapes of both nations.

Here, you can cross the iconic Full Moon Bridge, watch the reflections dance on the central pond, and feel the history in the very stones. It’s a place to forget time, to breathe deep, and to find a moment of perfect peace. We invite you to wander, to explore, and to let this timeless garden tell you its stories.