Tokyo

Jul 15, 2014 - 1 min read

Soro Senen Japanese Garden

Quiet garden in central Tokyo

By Kaitlynn Scannell

Community writer

Entrance to Sorosenen

One of the many walkways made of cobblestone

A small pond located in the middle of the garden

One of the many plaques throughout the garden that label different plants

A small waterfall leading into the small pond

A small post next to one of the walkways.

A small shrine next to the walkway

A close up of one of the statues next to the walkway

A statue and some signs next to the walkway

Another walkway leading through the serene pathways.

The wonderful attendant waving goodbye

Soro Senen is a Japanese pond garden. This beautiful garden off the beaten path of central Tokyo is a perfect space to unwind and reflect. Just a quick 10-minute walk from Hagashi-Koganei station this serene landscape transports you into a quiet oasis. At a cost of ¥100, the cobblestones paths will take you through the sanctuary and luscious greenery.

Soro Senen utilizes spring water. This spring water is one of Tokyo’s 57 natural springs. Stone statues and bamboo groves populate the garden, along with maps describing the areas different plaques informing each guest on different plant life. Truly a fascinating retreat.

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Kim Bergström

Kim Bergström 5 years ago

Love finding those pockets of tranquility in the heart of the city.

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