Inokashira Park, Urban park in Tokyo, Japan.
Inokashira Park is a scenic park in western Tokyo featuring a large pond and lush greenery.
Established in 1917, Inokashira Park was the first park to be designated as a gift from the Emperor to the public.
The park is home to several temples and shrines, including the Benzaiten shrine which is located on an island in the park's pond.
Visitors can rent swan boats to explore the pond or visit the park's zoo and aquarium.
Inokashira Park is said to be cursed - couples who ride in a boat together on the pond are doomed to break up.
Location: Mitaka
Location: Musashino
Location: Tokyo
Inception: 1918
Official opening: May 1, 1917
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 09:30-17:00
Phone: +81422476900
Email: S0200219@section.metro.tokyo.jp
Website: kensetsu.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/jimusho/seibuk/inokashira
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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