Ōkuma Garden
大隈庭園
A historic Japanese garden in Shinjuku, blending Japanese and Western styles, worth visiting for its unique design.
What it is
- A Japanese garden in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
- Originally a daimyo garden from the Edo period.
- Acquired by Ōkuma Shigenobu in 1874.
- Renovated into a Japanese-Western eclectic style in 1884.
What to see
- A replica of the Emille Bell.
- Statues of Confucius, donated in 2008.
- The Old Ōkuma Residence Gatehouse, built in 1902.
When to go
- Open Monday to Saturday on university class days.
Getting there
- 4-minute walk from Waseda Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Ōkuma Garden Open in Google Maps
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