Step into a stunning golden world！ Tokyo’s 4 most photogenic ginkgo viewing spots

Reported by Cai Wenjun / Comprehensive report

As deep autumn arrives, Japan offers not only the beauty of red leaves but also the splendor of ginkgo trees. The long rows of ginkgo-lined streets create golden avenues across Tokyo, making you feel as if you’ve stepped into a fairytale golden realm. ETtoday Travel Cloud has compiled a list of must-see and highly photogenic ginkgo spots in Tokyo—don’t miss your chance to visit them！

1. Meiji Jingu Gaien
Meiji Jingu Gaien is one of the most beautiful places in Tokyo during autumn. The towering ginkgo trees lining the avenue stretch over 300 meters, creating a golden path that makes you feel like you've entered a world of gold. This year, the best viewing period is expected to last until early December, so be sure to plan your visit soon.

2. University of Tokyo
Japan’s top university, the University of Tokyo, also boasts a stunning ginkgo-lined promenade on campus. The golden ginkgo trees contrast beautifully with the classic old school buildings, creating a nostalgic and romantic atmosphere. Every step reveals a different view. Additionally, there’s a tall ginkgo tree on campus that’s another great photo spot for enjoying autumn foliage.

3. Hibiya Park
Built in a Western style, Hibiya Park is a serene urban forest right in the heart of Tokyo. With its charming Western architecture and seasonal flower displays, it offers a different kind of beauty throughout the year. In late autumn, it becomes a free destination for enjoying both maple and ginkgo foliage. The drooping ginkgo leaves and red foliage reflect beautifully on the pond, creating a romantic scene. Take a leisurely stroll here and immerse yourself in the deep autumn atmosphere.

4. Showa Memorial Park
Showa Memorial Park is one of Tokyo’s classic spots for viewing ginkgo trees. The towering ginkgo trees form spectacular golden avenues in autumn, captivating all who visit. Even though it’s about a 40-minute drive from central Tokyo, it still attracts many visitors during the fall season.