• Hamarikyu Gardens is a historical Japanese garden built in the Edo period.
• Within the garden, the highlights are the Karesansui (dry landscape garden) and Kaiyushiki garden (circular garden). Visitors can also enjoy the plants and trees, whose beauty changes with the seasons.
• The tour guide will explain in detail about the history of the garden and the background of the garden's design, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese garden culture.
• In addition, there is a tea ceremony room in the garden where you will experience matcha green tea and Japanese sweets!
• Other activities included in the tour are learning about the history and culture of Japanese advertising at the Ad Museum Tokyo, taking pictures in front of the Karakuri Clock designed by Hayao Miyazaki, and visiting the Hibiya Shrine.
• Join your guide for a walking tour around Shiodome Station to get a feel for Japanese culture!
• *We recommend that you wear comfortable walking shoes for this walking tour.

The Hamarikyu Gardens are the largest gardens of the Daimyo gardens in Tokyo. Daimyo gardens originated in the Edo period (1603-1868) when samurai established gardens within their vast estates. The garden has a waterway running through it, and the scenery created by the bridges, buildings, and trees is magnificent. Flowers can be enjoyed in each of the four seasons. This is the only place in Tokyo where you can see a pond created by drawing seawater from the sea.