The fall leaves in Tokyo are so beautiful!

The Showa Memorial Park is a relatively niche place to enjoy flowers and scenery in Tokyo, Japan. Although it is not well-known, it is very large, with many plants and flowers, making it perfect for taking photos. The Showa Memorial Park spans Tachikawa City and Akishima City in Tokyo. It opened in 1983 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Emperor Showa's reign. ⛰️Attraction tips: You can explore along the main roads and paths of the park. The Showa Memorial Park has facilities such as a rainbow pool, children's forest, Japanese garden, Sunagawa Gate, and bonsai garden, which are great for viewing and taking photos. There are also ponds, bird sanctuaries, and more. 🚗Transportation and accommodation: If you are departing from Shinjuku, take the JR Ome Line to Nishi-Tachikawa Station (connected by a pedestrian bridge, about a 2-minute walk to Nishi-Tachikawa Gate) or Higashi-Nakagami Station (about a 10-minute walk to Akishima Gate) for the fastest route. Take the JR Chuo Line Rapid or JN Nambu Line to Tachikawa Station, and walk about 10 minutes to Akebono Gate. You can also walk about 15 minutes to the front of Tachikawa Gate. 🍜Food recommendations: There is a lakeside restaurant and a sales center in the park. There are also restaurants near the station. 📌Tips: In spring, you can see camellias and daffodils, and the night cherry blossoms are famous. In summer, you can see hydrangeas and sunflowers, and there is also a fireworks festival. In autumn, you can see beautiful ginkgo trees. In winter, the Christmas lights and champagne glass trees create dreamy photos.