National Showa Memorial Park (Tokyo)

⛲️ National Showa Memorial Park (Located in Tachikawa City and Akishima City, Tokyo) A vast national park spanning approximately 180 hectares, equivalent to about 39 Tokyo Domes. 🌸 Seasonal Flowers and Natural Beauty Spring (March–May): Cherry blossoms (about 1,500 trees), tulips, nemophila, and Shirley poppies bloom in abundance. The "Flower Festival" during this period is a highlight. Summer (June–August): Water lilies and sunflowers reach their peak, offering a refreshing stroll amidst lush greenery. Autumn (September–November): Cosmos fields, ginkgo tree-lined paths, and the autumn foliage in the Japanese garden create stunning views, making it a favorite season for photography enthusiasts. Winter (December–February): Camellias and plum blossoms bloom, providing a serene atmosphere to enjoy the winter scenery. 📍 Access About a 2-minute walk from JR Ome Line's "Nishi-Tachikawa Station" 🕰️ Operating Hours 9:30 AM–5:00 PM (Closes at 4:30 PM from November to February; open until 6:00 PM on weekends and holidays from April to September) • Closed: Fourth Monday and Tuesday of February, December 31, and January 1 • Admission Fee: ¥450 for ages 15 and above, ¥210 for ages 65 and above Visit Timing (Late April) Nemophila was in full bloom✨ Tulips were nearing their end, but the park was bustling with visitors due to the holiday. With its vast grounds, cycling around the park is highly recommended!