Hibiya Park is filled with seasonal flowers all year round.
Starting from the park, we’ll walk along the path surrounding the Imperial Palace popular among early-morning joggers.
This scenic route features stone walls, moats, and black pine trees.
Along the way, we’ll visit several notable landmarks, including Sakuradamon Gate, Nijubashi Bridge, Tokyo Station, and Wadakura Fountain Park.
After the walk, we’ll take you to explore either Nihonbashi or Ginza.

[Basic Course (90 minutes)]
1. Hibiya Park
Hibiya Park is Japan’s first Western-style park.
The seasonal highlights change throughout the year, but even in the summer, you can enjoy a wide variety of flowers such as roses, lilies, hydrangeas, and fragrant olive. The area surrounding the park is also rich in attractions:

*Shimbashi, the birthplace of Japanese railways, features a historic steam locomotive on display.
*Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, home to the famous all-female musical troupe.
*Toho Co., Ltd., the film studio behind Godzilla, has a Godzilla statue displayed outdoors.
*Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, a modern complex with a wide selection of shops and restaurants.

2. Imperial Palace Loop Walk
Enjoy a scenic 1.4 km walk between the palace moat and the black pine forest.
Highlights along the route include:

*Sakuradamon Gate, once a key defensive point of Edo Castle
*The Nijubashi Bridge, with its stone and iron bridges standing side by side, exudes both dignity and tranquility.
*Bronze statue of Kusunoki Masashige, a symbol of samurai loyalty and spirit
*Gyoko-dori Avenue, the widest street in Japan at 50 meters, leading directly to Tokyo Station
* The Wadakura Fountain Park was built to commemorate imperial marriages, and it is home to a peaceful café.

[Optional Course (90 minutes)]
After the Basic Course, we can guide you to nearby attractions based on your interests.
Here are some recommended options:

3. Nihonbashi
Nihonbashi was the starting point of Japan’s five major highways during the Edo period and remains a center of history and culture in Tokyo today.
Here, you can discover traditional craftsmanship at long-established shops specializing in:

*Japanese sweets
*Bonito flakes
*Washi (traditional paper)
*Japanese knives, and more

4. Ginza
Ginza is Tokyo’s premier shopping district, home to luxury brand stores from around the world.
It also offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity, with:

*The iconic Kabuki-za Theater
*Shops offering incense, calligraphy tools, Japanese Traditional clothes, and more

If you cancel your reservation, the following cancellation rates and remittance charge will be charged.
(1) 14 days - 3 days prior to the program date: 20 % of the program fee
(2) 2 days of the day before the program date: 50 % of the program fee
(3) a day before the program date: 100 % of the program fee