Hamariku Garden

Hamarikyu Garden is one of the most unusual and beautiful places in Tokyo. Initially, it was built in the XVII century by order of the local feudal lord, who loved to rest here. Around the perimeter, the garden is surrounded by the magnificent Tokyo Bay, and the Hamarikyu ponds flow into the ocean. This is a unique place for photographers, as there are many rare flowers and plants.

The garden is designed in traditional Japanese style. Here you can see a magnificent exposition of stones, as well as take part in a unique tea ceremony held in a cool wooden house with magnificent views of the Bay. There is a small temple on the territory of the park, a pier of water buses, lock structures, as well as the remains of the historical pier from which Prince Tokugawa Ieyasu sailed to his ancestral castle.

The combination of the local ultra-modern skyscrapers with the traditional park art of Japan gives tourists the opportunity to enjoy the original landscape, which combines a kind of interweaving of eras.