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Higashimuraya Central Park

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  • genkidesu

    on Sep 11

    Name is wrong

    Just in case anyone plans to visit this park, it's not Higashimuraya Central Park but Higashimurayama Central Park. I used to live in Fussa when I lived in Tokyo, and have been here a couple of times but can't find my own pictures from that many years ago. Some other helpful information if you plan on visiting: - 6 minutes on foot from Yasaka Station on the Seibu Tamako Line - There's only very minimal parking (10 spaces or so) so visiting via public transport is recommeded - Lots of fun, seasonal color here: sakura, azaleas, and magnolias in spring, hydrangeas, sunflowers, and hollyhocks in summer, spider lilies, pampas grass, and colorful foliage during autumn, and plums, camellias, and daffodils in winter (that's not even a full list of everything there). - During summer there's a water play area suitable for younger kids - a nice (and free!) way to cool off. - Dogs are allowed, but make sure they're on a leash.

  • Nice

    on Sep 10

    Stumbling Upon a Beautiful Park in Tokyo

    My work involves visiting different schools in Tokyo, and today, on my way back from one of the schools, I came across a really nice park. I was amazed by how clean and well-maintained it was. There were so many trees, making it feel like an enchanted fairyland. The local government is doing a great job taking care of this park.

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