Rinshi-no-mori Park, Metropolitan park in Meguro and Shinagawa, Japan.
Rinshi-no-mori Park is a green space in Meguro that features forested areas crossed by walking paths and open spaces. The layout combines wooded sections with clearings designed for rest and movement.
The park opened in 1989 on the grounds of a former Imperial Forestry administration site. This conversion into public space marked the start of its current role.
The park maintains traditional Japanese landscaping elements while incorporating modern recreational facilities, creating a space that reflects local garden design principles.
The park sits within walking distance of two stations on the Tokyu Meguro Line, making it easy to reach from different directions. The paths are straightforward for casual strolls through the grounds.
The park holds a notable zelkova tree and sections with ancient Chinese cork oaks. Rare blue-winged butterflies inhabit these older trees, making them an unexpected find for visitors.
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