Hama-rikyu Gardens

Why go

Shioiri-no-ike is a surviving tidal pond supplied with seawater from Tokyo Bay. O-tsutai-bashi crosses the pond toward Nakajima-no-ochaya, while Shin Hinokuchi Yama looks toward Rainbow Bridge and… The roughly 300-year-old pine and reconstructed shogunal teahouses retain the garden's Edo-period character.

What to look for

• Shioiri-no-ike is a surviving tidal pond supplied with seawater from Tokyo Bay.
• O-tsutai-bashi crosses the pond toward Nakajima-no-ochaya, while Shin Hinokuchi Yama looks toward Rainbow Bridge and…
• The roughly 300-year-old pine and reconstructed shogunal teahouses retain the garden's Edo-period character.

Useful to know

• Check Hama-rikyu Gardens’s official calendar before visiting because access can vary by date or season.
• Plan Hama-rikyu Gardens for fair weather and start early when you want quieter paths and more flexible pacing.

Your next visit

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