




Inokashira Park
Sports Recreation
4.4 (12578 reviews)
Established in 1917, this 95-acre city park features a pond with boating facilities, a zoo & trails.
1-chōme-18-31 Gotenyama, Musashino, Tokyo 180-0005, Japan
+81 422-47-6900
Did You Know?
Home to Ghibli Museum
Inokashira Park is famously home to the Ghibli Museum, a popular animation museum dedicated to the enchanting works of Studio Ghibli, founded by Hayao Miyazaki.
Lovers' Swan Boat Legend
A popular urban legend warns that couples who ride the iconic swan boats on Inokashira Pond will eventually break up, due to the supposed jealousy of Benzaiten, the goddess enshrined on an island in the pond.
Cherry Blossom Hotspot
The park boasts over 500 cherry trees, making it one of Tokyo's most popular and picturesque spots for hanami (cherry blossom viewing) during spring, especially around Inokashira Pond.
Tokyo's First Suburban Park
Opened in 1917, Inokashira Park holds the distinction of being Tokyo's first suburban park, designed to offer a natural retreat and recreational space for city residents.
Highlights from Reviews
• Natural Beauty
The park is highly praised for its stunning scenery, including lush greenery, cherry blossoms, and vibrant autumn foliage.
• Tranquil Atmosphere
Visitors appreciate the park's quiet and peaceful ambiance, offering a relaxing escape from the bustling city.
• Diverse Activities
The park offers various activities like boat rentals on the lake, a small zoo, and proximity to the Ghibli Museum.
• Excellent Accessibility
Conveniently located within walking distance from the train station and offers free admission.
• Well-Maintained
The park is consistently described as clean, spotless, and very well-maintained throughout.
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