Tokyo Showa Memorial Park Transportation Guide: A Relaxing Journey to a Sea of ​​Thousands of Flowers

#TokyoTrafficStrategy When Tokyo welcomes the season of flowers, the Showa Kinen Park becomes an ideal place for urbanites to encounter spring with its rich sea of ​​flowers and leisurely slow-life atmosphere. Not only can you see tulips, poppies and white butterflies in full bloom here, but you can also experience a relaxing time of boating, picnicking and sketching. Below is a detailed transportation guide for you to reach the park! Easy access by JR line: It is recommended to take the JR Chuo Line to Tachikawa Station. From the north exit, walk about 10 minutes to the park gate. Along the way, you can pass through the bustling commercial street in front of the station and encounter a large sea of ​​flowers at the corner. In addition, the JR Ome Line also stops at Tachikawa Station, which is suitable for passengers departing from Hachioji, Ome, etc. Bus connection: After exiting Tachikawa Station, you can take the Tachikawa Circular Bus and get off at the Showa Kinen Park stop, which only takes 3-5 minutes. Alternatively, you can take other bus routes that pass through the park to reduce the burden of walking. Train transfer route: If you depart from Shinjuku Station, you can take the Keio Railway to Chofu Station and transfer to the JR Chuo Line to Tachikawa. If you depart from Shibuya Station, you can take the Tokyu Denentoshi Line to Sangenjaya Station and then transfer to the JR Chuo Line. The whole journey takes about 40 minutes. Once you arrive at the park, you can purchase a 450 yen ticket to enter the park (open until 17:00). We recommend renting a bicycle to explore the park, or bringing a picnic mat and relaxing on the grass to fully experience the romance and leisure of Tokyo's spring!