Hibiya Park
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Shisei Kaikan
Explore the Gothic-style Shisei Kaikan building, once home to the Domei Tsushin state wire service and now housing Kyodo News and Jiji Press.
Risky Ginkgo Tree
Discover the 500-year-old 'Risky Ginkgo' tree, a symbol of resilience and preservation in the park's history.
Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
Enjoy live music performances at the Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall, also known as Yaon, surrounded by the natural beauty of the park
Hibiya Park Bon Odori Festival
Experience the fun at Tokyo's biggest Bon Odori festival in the heart of Hibiya Park! Join 40,000 participants for a lively dance around the central fountain to the iconic "Marunouchi Ondo" song. Save the date for this weekend extravaganza on August 25 to 26, 2024, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Tips for Your Hibiya Park Visit
When is the best time to visit Hibiya Park?
Plan your visit to Hibiya Park during the spring cherry blossom season or the autumn foliage period for stunning natural displays. Visit during the early morning or late afternoon to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and avoid crowds. The park is lovely in spring when cherry blossoms bloom, and you can also observe the playful antics of the resident cats.
How to get to Hibiya Park?
Conveniently located, Hibiya Park is easily accessible by train. Just a quick two-minute stroll from Kasumigaseki Station on the Marunouchi Line or Hibiya Station on the Hibiya Line to Tokyo Station, and only an eight-minute walk from Yurakucho Station on the JR Yamanote Line.