Otomeyama Park
おとめ山公園
Otomeyama Park offers a tranquil escape with natural springs, a pond, and fireflies.
What it is
- A Shinjuku City Park, opened July 1, 1969.
- Retains the landscape of the former Musashino wilderness.
- Named for its past as a Tokugawa hunting ground.
- Second largest Shinjuku City Park.
What to see
- A south-facing slope overlooking the Kanda River.
- One of Tokyo's 57 famous springs.
- Fireflies cultivated using spring water.
- Benten Pond, where spot-billed ducks breed.
When to go
- Annual firefly viewing event in July.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Otomeyama Park Open in Google Maps
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