Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Ticket

Three Garden Styles in One Place

Shinjuku Gyoen is a place where you can stroll through different garden styles in the heart of Tokyo. First, in the landscape garden with wide lawns and large trees, you can stretch your legs with an open feeling. In the formal garden, the neat atmosphere created by the rose beds and straight rows of trees comes alive. Finally, when you enter the Japanese garden area, the waterways, bridges, and walking paths naturally connect, the surrounding noise fades away, and you can feel more relaxed.
Each garden has a different texture, so even though it's the same park, it feels like you're encountering a new scene every time the course changes, making the walk itself a content.

Four Seasons Photo Spots and Relaxing Breaks

Shinjuku Gyoen has a very distinct sense of the seasons, so the photo atmosphere changes completely depending on when you visit. In spring, various types of cherry blossoms bloom sequentially, so you can see different landscapes depending on the timing. In summer, the deep green fills the park, making it perfect as a refreshing course in the city. In autumn, the autumn leaves are colored in various colors, creating photo spots in every section you walk through. There are cafes and restaurants where you can take breaks in the middle of your walk, and the gift shop offers snacks and Japanese-style accessories with seasonal and natural themes, so your schedule is naturally completed. If you add it as a break course on days when you have a lot of shopping, observatories, or city travel in Shinjuku, it will beautifully set the tempo of your trip.

Enjoy Immediately Without Waiting

This product is a pre-purchased e-ticket, so you can enter immediately after presenting your ticket without queuing at the ticket office on the day of your visit. The last admission time is fixed and the operating hours vary by season, so it's subtly important to reduce the time you spend wandering around on site. Especially on days when crowds are expected, such as during the cherry blossom season or on weekends and holidays, the ticket waiting time can be long, so preparing an e-ticket in advance will make the flow much smoother. It's within walking distance of Shinjuku Station, making it convenient as a starting or ending point for your itinerary, and it's a city garden ticket that you can easily visit on days when you have ambiguous free time.