Park · Koganei

Koganei Park 小金井公園

Huge suburban park of about 80 ha with some 1,400 cherry trees, wide lawns and the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum.

HoursOpen 24 hours (service center 8:30-17:30)

ClosedOpen daily (facilities closed over New Year)

PriceFree

Getting thereMusashi-Koganei Station (JR Chuo Line), north exit, then Seibu or Kanto bus to Koganei Koen Nishiguchi or Edo-Tokyo Tatemonoen-mae, 5 min

Time needed2-3 hours

Best timeLate March to mid April for cherry blossoms; November for autumn leaves

Address3 Sakuracho / 1-2 Sekinocho, Koganei, Tokyo (also parts of Kodaira, Nishitokyo and Musashino)

Websitetokyo-park.or.jp/park/koganei

About

Koganei Park is one of Tokyo's largest metropolitan parks, laid out along the Tamagawa Josui aqueduct in the western suburbs. Its Cherry Garden holds around 400 of the park's roughly 1,400 cherry trees of about 50 varieties, so blossoms last for weeks. Outside hanami season it is a relaxed place of open fields, woodland, a turf sledding hill for children and a display steam locomotive.

Highlights

About 1,400 cherry trees, 400 of them in the Cherry Garden
Historic Yamazakura cherry line on the Tamagawa Josui bank, a national Place of Scenic Beauty
Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum inside the park
Grass sledding hill and big playgrounds

Tips

Weekends in cherry season are very crowded and Itsukaichi-kaido gets jammed; come by bus
Combine with the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum (closed Mondays)

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Koganei Park 小金井公園

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