城・宮殿
浜離宮恩賜庭園
Hamarikyu Gardens
浜離宮恩賜庭園 は、東京都中央区浜離宮庭園にある潮入の池と二つの鴨場をもつ都立庭園である。旧浜離宮庭園 として特別史跡・特別名勝に指定されている。
Hama-rikyū Gardens
This is a landscaped garden built on the former site of a 17th-century Tokugawa family villa, sitting where the Sumida River meets Tokyo Bay. Its main distinguishing feature is a seawater pond, Shioiri-no-ike, connected to the bay through a moat, so the water level visibly rises and falls with the tide. Walking paths, pine trees, and a teahouse on the pond give a sense of an Edo-period garden set directly against the modern high-rises of Shiodome, which makes it a good spot for contrasting old and new Tokyo in a single view.
Getting there
The garden sits in Chūō ward, a short walk from Shiodome and Shimbashi stations, both reachable from central Tokyo in about 15-20 minutes by train. It's also accessible by water bus from Asakusa along the Sumida River, which takes roughly 35-40 minutes and is a scenic way to arrive.
How much time to allow
Most visitors spend one to two hours walking the grounds, including a stop at the teahouse for tea overlooking the pond.
When to go
Weekday mornings tend to be quieter than weekends and holidays. The garden includes a plum grove and areas of seasonal flowers, so late winter and spring bring more visitors than other times of year.
Combining with nearby sights
- Shiodome (0.4km) - directly adjacent, easy to pair before or after the garden.
- Ginza (1.3km) - a walkable follow-on for shopping and dining.
- Tokyo Tower (1.5km) - within walking distance if you want a skyline view afterward.
- Artizon Museum (2.3km) - a further option for those adding an art stop to the day.
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