Formerly the private estate of a feudal lord and then the imperial family , this is considered one of the most important parks of the Meiji Era .
It’s wonderful for strolling because of the variety of its planed gaedens , styles range from French and Englishto Japanese traditional.
| Shinjyuku Gyoen | |
| Address : 11 naito-cho, sinjyku-ku,Tokyo | |
| Tell : 03-3350-0151 | |
| Open : 9:00~16:00 (16:30closed) | |
| Close : Monday ,12/20~1/3 | |
| Adult 200yen |
