Tokyo Koishikawa Korakuen: A peaceful and tranquil place in the bustling city

#TokyoTrafficStrategy When you visit friends in Tokyo during your free time at work, and you are tired of the crowded shopping malls and attractions, you may want to go to Koishikawa Korakuen Garden to cleanse your body and mind in the greenery and ancient scenery. Compared with the fame of Katsura Imperial Villa and Kenrokuen Garden, Korakuen Garden is more like a citizen park close to life, containing the humanistic sentiment of "enjoying the joy of the world". Walking in it is like traveling through time and space. The following is a transportation guide for you to go to this secret place! Subway travel: The most convenient way is to take the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line to "Korakuen Station", exit from Exit 1, and walk about 3 minutes to the park gate; if you take the Toei Oedo Line, you can get off at "Kasuga Station", exit from Exit 4, and walk about 8 minutes along the quiet street to arrive. These two lines cover multiple areas in the city, and transfers are convenient. JR line transfer: Take the JR Yamanote Line to "Suidobashi Station", walk about 5 minutes from the station to the exit towards Korakuen Garden, and enjoy the surrounding city scenery along the way. The park is not far from the station, which is suitable for passengers departing from the JR line. Entering Korakuen, you can not only enjoy the scenery of Baidi Causeway, West Lake in Hangzhou, encounter the exquisite and cute "Mini Broken Bridge", but also feel the elegance of Japanese gardens among pavilions and towers. There is no need to squeeze in the crowds here, you can slow down and appreciate the ancient style. If you live in Tokyo for a long time, get an annual pass and come here often to relax