4 walking spots tagged “Waterside”. Near 大手町駅 and 1 other area.
A park in Akasaka, Minato Ward, adjoining Tokyo Midtown. In the Edo period this area was the site of the lower residence of the Mori family of the Choshu domain, and a Japanese garden centered on a pond that carries on the look of that garden now spreads through the grounds. Walking along the water, you pass through calm scenery that is hard to believe lies right beside a district of office towers. There is also a lawn area, making it a good spot to rest when you get tired from walking.
皇居外苑の和田倉噴水公園の中にあるカフェです。噴水と芝生を望む席で、水音を聞きながら休憩できます。皇居のお堀端や大手町のオフィス街からすぐの場所にあり、丸の内方面へ抜ける散歩の折り返し地点としてもちょうどよい一軒です。
A river about 8 km long that flows from Setagaya City through Meguro City and Shinagawa City before emptying into Tokyo Bay. Near Nakameguro Station a promenade runs along the water, and in spring some 800 Somei-Yoshino cherry trees bloom in profusion from both banks, leaning out over the surface of the river. Outside the cherry blossom season, cafés and shops are dotted along the riverside, making this an area to enjoy a stroll through all four seasons.
A fountain park located within the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens. Originally built in 1961, it was renovated in 1995 to commemorate the marriage of the current Emperor. The large pond and fountains make it a perfect rest stop after walking around the Marunouchi and Otemachi area.