Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Present your e-ticket for direct verification and access.;Location of use;11 Naito-cho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0014 Ticket gate;Time of use;09:00~18:00(Weekday);07:00~18:00(Weekend);Admission ends 30 min before the park closes. Business hours are subject to change without notice. Please refer to the official website for updates.

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Admission Notice
• Participants, supporters, or related personnel, as well as those under the influence of alcohol on the day of the visit, are not permitted to enter the park.
• In the event of work interruption due to severe weather conditions, we will not be responsible for any transportation expenses incurred prior to your arrival at the park.
• Please do not bring any personal items into the park. (Guide dogs, service dogs, and assistance dogs are excluded.)
[Important Notice]
- No drinking.
Drinking and smoking are prohibited in the park.
- The use of recreational equipment such as balls and frisbees is prohibited except in designated areas.
- Commercial photography and drone photography are prohibited.
- During the cherry blossom viewing period, the use of tripods, reflectors, and other equipment that may obstruct passage is prohibited.
• Do not set up tents or use open flames in the park.
• Please refrain from using musical instruments or audio equipment in the park.
Do not collect or bring any plants or animals into the park.
Running is strictly prohibited in the park. Present your e-ticket for direct verification and access. Location of use 11 Naito-cho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0014 Ticket gate Time of use 09:00~18:00(Weekday);07:00~18:00(Weekend) Admission ends 30 min before the park closes. Business hours are subject to change without notice. Please refer to the official website for updates.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a large park located in the city center, featuring Japanese and French garden landscapes.

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden was originally a tranquil Japanese garden, and a French garden was later built. The park features lush forests, beautiful views, and 1,500 cherry trees, attracting a large number of visitors to enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring.

The birth of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden can be traced back to Meiji 39 (1906), located on the former site of the residence of the Naito family, lords of Takato Domain in Shinshu during the Edo period. Originally built as an imperial garden, it became a national park after the war and is beloved by many. The park covers an area of 58.3 hectares, with a perimeter of 3.5 kilometers, and features unique garden views such as beautiful plane tree avenues.

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- No drinking., - Commercial photography and drone photography are prohibited., Admission Notice, Running is strictly prohibited in the park., • In the event of work interruption due to severe weather conditions, we will not be responsible for any transportation expenses incurred prior to your arrival at the park., • Participants, supporters, or related personnel, as well as those under the influence of alcohol on the day of the visit, are not permitted to enter the park., Do not collect or bring any plants or animals into the park., • Please do not bring any personal items into the park. (Guide dogs, service dogs, and assistance dogs are excluded.), • Do not set up tents or use open flames in the park., • Please refrain from using musical instruments or audio equipment in the park., - The use of recreational equipment such as balls and frisbees is prohibited except in designated areas., [Important Notice], - During the cherry blossom viewing period, the use of tripods, reflectors, and other equipment that may obstruct passage is prohibited., Drinking and smoking are prohibited in the park.