• Rikugien Garden - Rikugien Garden stands as one of Tokyo’s most exquisite Edo-period daimyo gardens, established in 1702 by Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu, a trusted advisor to the fifth Tokugawa shogun. This strolling-style landscape garden showcases a large central pond, man-made hills, and meandering paths, all inspired by classical Japanese poetry. As visitors explore the meticulously crafted scenery, changing viewpoints unveil poetic allusions and elegant aesthetics, embodying the cultural refinement of the Edo elite.

• Professional English-speaking guide
• Entrance fees
• Matcha green tea and traditional Japanese sweet at Fukiage Chaya
• Rikugien Garden guided walking tour

• Transportation to and from the garden
• Personal expenses

Experience the tranquil allure of Rikugien Garden, a renowned Edo-period daimyo garden located in Tokyo. Established in 1702, this breathtaking landscape invites visitors to wander through its poetic vistas, with each path offering a fresh perspective. Discover how the garden embodies the blend of political influence and artistic expression within the culture of the ruling elite. The journey concludes at the Fukiage Chaya teahouse, where guests can enjoy matcha and traditional sweets while gazing at the serene pond.

• Uncover the historical importance and design of Rikugien Garden
• Witness the garden’s seasonal changes and poetic inspirations
• Benefit from a private tour led by an expert guide for enhanced understanding
• Finish with matcha and sweets at the charming teahouse

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.