Sala de exposiciones de Koishikawa Korakuen
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Mikoto
April 10, 2017
The Tokugawa Shobo who governed the country at the time in the early Edo period (1629) made it as a garden of the mansion. You can learn about Japanese culture here.
Seki
April 19, 2016
Koishikawa Korakuen was constructed in 1629, the beginning of the Edo period, and is one of the oldest gardens in Tokyo. To enjoy the autumn leaves, you should visit from mid-November to the beginning of December. It is said that there was a cherry tree over hundred years old in the garden. Now, there is another cherry tree which is believed to be over sixty years old. The park is adjacent to Tokyo Dome City.
Koishikawa Korakuen was constructed in 1629, the beginning of the Edo period, and is one of the oldest gardens in Tokyo. To enjoy the autumn leaves, you should visit from mid-November to the beginning of December. It is said that there was a cherry tree over hundred years old in the garden. Now, the…
Tokyo Pads
November 28, 2017
One of Tokyo's Hidden Gems! Enjoy this peaceful quaint Japanese garden, especially during the Autumn Foliage and Spring Seasons
Yuuki
October 13, 2016
Koishikawa Korakuen is one of Tokyo's oldest and best Japanese gardens.
Dah&Elly
March 13, 2016
【Scenic beauty of the cherry blossoms】 In the early Edo Period, in 1629, the Mito Tokugawa family maintained a separate Edo residence.
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1-chōme-6-6 Kōraku
Bunkyo City, Tokyo