The entrance cost 500 yen, but is absolutely worth it. The park is carefully maintained and each season brings you a different landscape. Definitely recommended during cherry blossoms in spring and during autumn leaves season!

A magnificent park worth the entry fee. It is simply so beautiful and a great detour when you are in the Shinjuku area (one, if not my favourite in Tokyo). I absolutely adore this place! Tranquil, calm, and has a distinctly Japanese feel.

A wonderful refuge in the middle of bustling Shinjuku. We spent most of a day strolling the varied gardens, touring the Greenhouse and the Imperial Rest House. Each area is different, from the traditional Japanese garden to the Formal Garden and Rose Beds, and we were particularly impressed with the Maple and Cherry Tree areas. There are plenty of bathrooms, and while we chose not to partake, there is a Starbucks, a Tea House, and a couple of other places to buy drinks and snacks. It was a very peaceful and tranquil place to spend the day.

Beautiful gardens. Admission on the day we went (June 4th) was free for Environment Day, so be on the lookout for possible similar days during your trip. We agreed it would be well worth the amount charged as the gardens are very extensive and you could easily spent a few hours there taking pictures and relaxing. The pictures speak for themselves. We highly recommend visiting if you are in the area. If you found this review or my pictures to be helpful, please kindly indicate with a thumbs up so I know where to focus my future review efforts!

I visited for 2.5 hours and this was not enough time to relax and take everything in. The Japanese gardens were just beautiful. Plenty of teahouses and cafes if you would like something. Or take a picnic like the Japanese do and rest on the lawns eat and watch. Very peaceful. My favourite Garden innTokyo.

After wandering around Shinjuku shopping district, this park is right next door to relax and get away from the crowds. Beautiful walking paths and lots of trees, spaces, and water to de-stress and unwind. One of my favourite places to visit in Tokyo. Was able to walk around the park and then crash in the grass to read my book. Beautiful place.

It was a really good find in Tokyo. It gives a traditional Japanese garden,even with a Taiwan pavilion in one section. That said there are areas of roses and lawns that locals were relaxing on. There's also a variety of cafe / tea house within the grounds

Got here about 330 and had an hour before the park closed. So glad I got here around sunset, the views were even better. Just a really chill place to hang out and enjoy the scenery. It’s too bad. The fall foliage hasn’t taken place here yet but still a beautiful place to visit

Very nice park, easy to get to on train. Well kept, the Japanese Garden was a highlight, plus there was a stunning chrysanthemum display on during my visit. Green house area was a bit disappointing - after Singapore's Gardens. Trees in general area very stunning. Worth a visit & happy to pay ¥500 to keep garden looking so good.

To get out of the hustle & bustle that is Tokyo, my son and one of my daughters and I spent approx 1hr walking around while my wife and other daughter went shopping. As it was winter it had very few of the vibrant colours that we had hoped for. In fact it seemed rather asleep. Still beautiful in it's own way and quite relaxing