October — Rikugien Gardens
Use a light outer layer; autumn color may still be early at lower elevations.
Tourism source ↗A landscaped pond garden in Bunkyo, suited to a slow walk among maples.
Best time to visit: Nov – November — Rikugien Gardens · Dec – December — Rikugien Gardens · Nov–Dec – Special autumn night viewing

Recorded capture month: Nov · Historical photo, not a live view
AUTUMN · Oct
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18°C
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💧 0% rain chance · wind 7 km/h
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Packing checklist
Parking
Nearby public parking (OpenStreetMap)
NEARBY
· 2 min walk
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Community-mapped nearby parking. Capacity, fees, hours and vehicle limits are not verified; check signs on arrival.
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A DIFFERENT JAPAN, EVERY MONTH
Typical viewing windows. Weather and bloom dates vary each year; these are not live forecasts.
Use a light outer layer; autumn color may still be early at lower elevations.
Tourism source ↗Suitability
Stroller: Not verified
Nursing room: Not verified
Noise level: moderate
Kids: Check the official accessibility guide for slopes, steps and child facilities.
Rules
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Place information: Official tourism source · Reviewed 2026-09-28