Hamarikyu Garden's Ancient Pine | June 2026 Private Tokyo Tour
If you’re looking for a peaceful escape in the heart of Tokyo, the famous pine trees of Hamarikyu Gardens are a must-see. Among them stands the remarkable 300-Year-Old Black Pine (Sanbyaku-nen no Matsu), one of the garden’s most treasured landmarks. Planted during the Edo Period, this majestic tree was carefully shaped and maintained over centuries, showcasing the traditional Japanese art of garden landscaping.
The pine’s wide branches stretch gracefully across the landscape, supported by wooden posts that help preserve its form. Surrounded by tranquil ponds and modern Tokyo skyscrapers, it perfectly represents the harmony between nature, history, and urban life. Visitors often stop here to admire its beauty and reflect on the centuries of history it has witnessed.
Whether you visit during spring, autumn, or winter, the pine trees of Hamarikyu Garden offer a timeless glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural heritage and traditional garden design. If you are planning a Tokyo Private Tour and searching for memorable Tokyo things to do, the iconic 300-Year-Old Black Pine is a destination that should not be missed.
General Admission: ¥300
Seniors (65+): ¥150
Children (12 and under): Free
Junior high students (residing or studying in Tokyo): Free
Operating Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:30 PM).
Address: 1-1 Hamarikyuteien, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0046, Japan