HAMA-RIKYU GARDEN
The garden, although surrounded by skyscrapers, gives the impression of being outside the city. It was originally the residence of a daimyō, a regional lord, during his stays in Tokyo. It was part of a hunting reserve, but was destroyed by fire and restored in the 19th century. In the middle is a small tea house, where you can enjoy matcha tea. To the south-east of the garden, a pier allows you to take a cruise on the Sumida River to Asakusa. A good alternative to the subway for getting to the north of the city.
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Sensation d'etre seul vu la taille du parc. quelques petits pavillons et presence d'un salon de thé au centre.
On y passe un très bon moment au calme et loin du rythme frénétique de la ville.
Ca n'est pas une priorité à voir quand on a peu de temps à Tokyo mais il mérite le détour.