Hamachō Park

Hamachō Park is an urban green space in Nihonbashi-Hamachō featuring walking paths, landscaped gardens, and numerous trees that provide natural shade. The grounds offer different areas for relaxing and strolling with varying plant collections.

The park was established in 1929 as part of Tokyo's urban development plan during the early modernization period of the 20th century. This founding reflects a time when the city was systematically expanding its green spaces.

The park features traditional Japanese design elements such as stone lanterns and seasonal flower beds that change throughout the year. These details shape how the place looks and invite visitors to experience the different seasons.

The grounds have public restrooms, drinking fountains, and playgrounds distributed at different locations. Proximity to public transportation makes visiting straightforward.

Every morning local residents gather to exercise, using the space as a regular meeting point in the city center. This daily ritual makes the place a lived part of the local community.

Location: Nihonbashi-Hamachō

Official opening: 1929

GPS coordinates: 35.68814,139.78883

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:02